trump says there's "no price tag" for deportation.

[Polishprince]

The UN convention on Human Rights is a start. There are a number of international laws and agreements on how refugees and asylum seekers need to be treated.

Stay in Mexico was an agreement worked out between America and Mexico.

Yet, the Biden Harris regime wanted America to fail, so they abandoned that international agreement.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Why not?

The stay in Mexico plan was a holding plan until admitted for processing. There won't be processing this time around. At best, it will be go home and apply from there.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

There is no price tag."

There is no price tag for rightwing racism, bigotry, and hate.

 

[bendog]

So how would you address this?

You don't want a solution.

BTW, if the adult is deported, there is no reason why the kid can't go with them.

The solution is to amend the 14th. And fuck you for attmepting to lie about what I think, Karnac

 

[AsherN]

So how would you address this?

You don't want a solution.

BTW, if the adult is deported, there is no reason why the kid can't go with them.

The kids are US citizen and not citizens of the country you want to deport them to. And before you go after the ones that have been here years, are working and have kids. Go after the criminals. it's easier to raid a place where they are employed than finding the criminals, but...

 

[Polishprince]

The kids are US citizen and not citizens of the country you want to deport them to. And before you go after the ones that have been here years, are working and have kids. Go after the criminals. it's easier to raid a place where they are employed than finding the criminals, but...

The kids wouldn't be getting deported, they would just be accompanying their parents.

 

[Lisa558]

There is no price tag for rightwing racism, bigotry, and hate.

Nothing racist about deporting illegal aliens.

 

[Lisa558]

The kids wouldn't be getting deported, they would just be accompanying their parents.

It would be a good lesson for the kids to see that there are consequences for violating the law with bogus asylum claims rather than doing things the proper way.

Then, when the kids are 18, they can return if they want, given their citizenship.

 

[Polishprince]

The kids are US citizen and not citizens of the country you want to deport them to.

Actually they are citizens of both, as their parents are Krapistani nationals.

 

[Lisa558]

Actually they are citizens of both, as their parents are Krapistani nationals.

Is that anywhere near Kawanda?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Report: Undocumented Immigrants Contributed Nearly $100 Billion in Taxes in 2022

How much is that, per-capita?

 

[Lisa558]

How much is that, per-capita?

Before or after you subtract the $160 billion they cost us per year?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The first response to your thread illustrated maga's problem. We can deport adults, b but the kids birthed here have to stay here,

Have to stay here? Why?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The kids are US citizen and not citizens of the country you want to deport them to. And before you go after the ones that have been here years, are working and have kids. Go after the criminals. it's easier to raid a place where they are employed than finding the criminals, but...

The kids are US citizen and not citizens of the country you want to deport them to.

Why aren't they citizens of that other country, aren't their parents citizens?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Before or after you subtract the $160 billion they cost us per year?

$200 billion, easy.

 

[Lisa558]

$200 billion, easy.

Yes. I wanted to keep the math simple because…..well, IM2 gets confused…..but that $160 billion is NET after factoring in the $100 million in tax payments. Thus, it is $260 billion in costs, $100 billion in….and a net drain on honest Americans of $160 billion.

That’s per year.

 

[Polishprince]

They're here. You need to process their claim.

After they go back home, sure.

But in the mean time, the goal needs to be to keep the families together in their own country until their claims are adjudicated.

 

[bendog]

Have to stay here? Why?

Because under the 14th amendment as it stands now, the kids are citizens if born in the US. And that was why both Obama and Trump had to separate families to deport illegal parents.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Because under the 14th amendment as it stands now, the kids are citizens if born in the US. And that was why both Obama and Trump had to separate families to deport illegal parents.

the kids are citizens if born in the US.

Right. But why do they have to stay here?

 

[bendog]

the kids are citizens if born in the US.

Right. But why do they have to stay here?

Because they have the legal right to be in their country, just as you or I.

I'd be willing to vote to amend the 14th amendment to remove birthright citizenship IF there was a way to avoid allowing corporations to import for labor..