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Vast numbers of Americans (myself included) see no reason to take a chance on there being enough jobs in future...Automation does kill jobs but it creates more jobs than it eliminates in most industries. A study by Deloitte found found 800,000 jobs were eliminated as the result of AI and other automation technologies. But get this: 3.5 million new jobs were created as well, and those jobs paid on average nearly $13,000 more per year than the ones that were lost.There is a 6 million job surplus now and that is likely to grow to 24 million in the next decade as the workforce shrinks do to baby boomers exiting the workforce and low birthrates. There is plenty of room for growth in America.That was a fine sentiment in 1903...The New Colossus
Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
With conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand
A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame
Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name
Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand
Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command
The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.
"Keep ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she
With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
Emma Lazarus (November 2, 1883)
A bronze plaque with the words of the poem "The New Colossus" raised on it. The 1903 bronze plaque located in the Statue of Liberty's museum.
NPS
The population of the US was then 76,000,000...
There was still plenty of land to be had...
There was a job for anyone who wanted one...
Today, however...
The population of the US is 330,000,000...
The land has all been parceled out...
We struggle to keep our own employed...
We struggle to provide educational and medical and social services for our own one-third of a billion souls...
Never mind 11-12,000,000 Illegal Aliens now present upon United States soil without our express prior consent...
Never mind the millions more invaders who will flood across our borders, should we be stupid enough to allow it...
That plaque represented a fine sentiment, in its time...
Unfortunately, it's time is over... those sentiments are no longer practical... best to hang-up a 'No Vacancy' sign.
Perhaps it's time to declare a two- or four-year moratorium on all immigration to the United States.
We should not open our borders nor should we seal them. We need more legal immigrants and we need workable immigration laws and policies.
Automation could kill 73 million U.S. jobs by 2030
A company might automate and eliminate thousands of factory floor workers but by doing so, they increase profitability making possible investments in new products and plants.
Trump is unfit to hold office...Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.Yes, it is Trump's fault. Don't you remember the Trump campaign rhetoric.Trump's campaign promise was a big beautiful wall covering the southern border which would stop illegal immigration from the south. Then the big beautiful wall covering the border became a 1000 mile wall. Then the big beautiful wall became a project to replace a 112 miles of reinforced fencing with a 216 mile slatted steel fence, increased electronic motoring, and aerial surveillance. This is beginning to sound a lot like the increased border security under Obama and Bush.It will be a wall in some places and a fence in others. It depends on the application of the area. Trump isn't an engineer.
Furthermore it's the Democrats stopping Trump from what he would like to spend, so put the blame where it really belongs.
And that's Trump's fault or the Democrats?
Trump asked for 25 billion originally. HIs asking price now is 1/5 of that, and the Democrats are going to fight him tooth and nail for it. So now you blame less quality on Trump instead of them?
What is it with you on the left that never......ever want to assume responsibility for your actions? Now if the Democrats approved 25 billion and Trump didn't deliver, then you'd have a solid argument. But to say Trump failed us when it was actually the Democrats is an out and out lie.
"I am the greatest deal maker this county has every seen."
“MY STYLE of deal-making is quite simple and straightforward. I aim very high, and then I just keep pushing and pushing and pushing to get what I’m after. And I always get what I want."
"When it comes to negotiations, democrats are a push over"
Well it seems the greatest deal maker that ever lived has met his match simply because he does not know how to deal with congress. In order to get any money for his wall he has to offer House democrats concessions on immigration and that's not going to be easy because almost anything he offers will cost far right votes.
House democrats shouldn't cave in. They have the votes and they have the public. Neither the wall nor Trump's government shutdown is popular. Cowing down to the school yard bully would cost them dearly.
So would the surrender of this country to foreigners. Trump has two choices: go with his instinct and give people what they elected him for, or give into polls Lord knows how badly manipulated.
If he chooses the latter, what we are looking at is the beginning of the end of the Great Experiment; the end our our country as we know it.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
Automation does kill jobs but it creates more jobs than it eliminates in most industries. A study by Deloitte found found 800,000 jobs were eliminated as the result of AI and other automation technologies. But get this: 3.5 million new jobs were created as well, and those jobs paid on average nearly $13,000 more per year than the ones that were lost.There is a 6 million job surplus now and that is likely to grow to 24 million in the next decade as the workforce shrinks do to baby boomers exiting the workforce and low birthrates. There is plenty of room for growth in America.That was a fine sentiment in 1903...The New Colossus
Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
With conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand
A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame
Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name
Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand
Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command
The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.
"Keep ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she
With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
Emma Lazarus (November 2, 1883)
A bronze plaque with the words of the poem "The New Colossus" raised on it. The 1903 bronze plaque located in the Statue of Liberty's museum.
NPS
The population of the US was then 76,000,000...
There was still plenty of land to be had...
There was a job for anyone who wanted one...
Today, however...
The population of the US is 330,000,000...
The land has all been parceled out...
We struggle to keep our own employed...
We struggle to provide educational and medical and social services for our own one-third of a billion souls...
Never mind 11-12,000,000 Illegal Aliens now present upon United States soil without our express prior consent...
Never mind the millions more invaders who will flood across our borders, should we be stupid enough to allow it...
That plaque represented a fine sentiment, in its time...
Unfortunately, it's time is over... those sentiments are no longer practical... best to hang-up a 'No Vacancy' sign.
Perhaps it's time to declare a two- or four-year moratorium on all immigration to the United States.
We should not open our borders nor should we seal them. We need more legal immigrants and we need workable immigration laws and policies.
Automation could kill 73 million U.S. jobs by 2030
A company might automate and eliminate thousands of factory floor workers but by doing so, they increase profitability making possible investments in new products and plants.
Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.Yes, it is Trump's fault. Don't you remember the Trump campaign rhetoric.Trump's campaign promise was a big beautiful wall covering the southern border which would stop illegal immigration from the south. Then the big beautiful wall covering the border became a 1000 mile wall. Then the big beautiful wall became a project to replace a 112 miles of reinforced fencing with a 216 mile slatted steel fence, increased electronic motoring, and aerial surveillance. This is beginning to sound a lot like the increased border security under Obama and Bush.It will be a wall in some places and a fence in others. It depends on the application of the area. Trump isn't an engineer.
Furthermore it's the Democrats stopping Trump from what he would like to spend, so put the blame where it really belongs.
And that's Trump's fault or the Democrats?
Trump asked for 25 billion originally. HIs asking price now is 1/5 of that, and the Democrats are going to fight him tooth and nail for it. So now you blame less quality on Trump instead of them?
What is it with you on the left that never......ever want to assume responsibility for your actions? Now if the Democrats approved 25 billion and Trump didn't deliver, then you'd have a solid argument. But to say Trump failed us when it was actually the Democrats is an out and out lie.
"I am the greatest deal maker this county has every seen."
“MY STYLE of deal-making is quite simple and straightforward. I aim very high, and then I just keep pushing and pushing and pushing to get what I’m after. And I always get what I want."
"When it comes to negotiations, democrats are a push over"
Well it seems the greatest deal maker that ever lived has met his match simply because he does not know how to deal with congress. In order to get any money for his wall he has to offer House democrats concessions on immigration and that's not going to be easy because almost anything he offers will cost far right votes.
House democrats shouldn't cave in. They have the votes and they have the public. Neither the wall nor Trump's government shutdown is popular. Cowing down to the school yard bully would cost them dearly.
So would the surrender of this country to foreigners. Trump has two choices: go with his instinct and give people what they elected him for, or give into polls Lord knows how badly manipulated.
If he chooses the latter, what we are looking at is the beginning of the end of the Great Experiment; the end our our country as we know it.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
What you don't seem to understand is the increase in the size of the workforce without immigrant labor is less than the number of jobs being created. So without immigrants we have a growing shortage of workers. If we don't have the workers, the jobs go out of the country and with it economic expansion.Vast numbers of Americans (myself included) see no reason to take a chance on there being enough jobs in future...Automation does kill jobs but it creates more jobs than it eliminates in most industries. A study by Deloitte found found 800,000 jobs were eliminated as the result of AI and other automation technologies. But get this: 3.5 million new jobs were created as well, and those jobs paid on average nearly $13,000 more per year than the ones that were lost.There is a 6 million job surplus now and that is likely to grow to 24 million in the next decade as the workforce shrinks do to baby boomers exiting the workforce and low birthrates. There is plenty of room for growth in America.That was a fine sentiment in 1903...The New Colossus
Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
With conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand
A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame
Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name
Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand
Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command
The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.
"Keep ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she
With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
Emma Lazarus (November 2, 1883)
A bronze plaque with the words of the poem "The New Colossus" raised on it. The 1903 bronze plaque located in the Statue of Liberty's museum.
NPS
The population of the US was then 76,000,000...
There was still plenty of land to be had...
There was a job for anyone who wanted one...
Today, however...
The population of the US is 330,000,000...
The land has all been parceled out...
We struggle to keep our own employed...
We struggle to provide educational and medical and social services for our own one-third of a billion souls...
Never mind 11-12,000,000 Illegal Aliens now present upon United States soil without our express prior consent...
Never mind the millions more invaders who will flood across our borders, should we be stupid enough to allow it...
That plaque represented a fine sentiment, in its time...
Unfortunately, it's time is over... those sentiments are no longer practical... best to hang-up a 'No Vacancy' sign.
Perhaps it's time to declare a two- or four-year moratorium on all immigration to the United States.
We should not open our borders nor should we seal them. We need more legal immigrants and we need workable immigration laws and policies.
Automation could kill 73 million U.S. jobs by 2030
A company might automate and eliminate thousands of factory floor workers but by doing so, they increase profitability making possible investments in new products and plants.
Best to eject the 11-12,000,000 invaders now, and de-incentivize the millions more who are considering crossing our borders...
Best to do it now, while there's a still a POTUS agreeable to such an approach, and a SCOTUS and other court appointees to firm it up.
Then we bring in legal immigrants after every American who wants a job has a job that pays a living wage.What you don't seem to understand is the increase in the size of the workforce without immigrant labor is less than the number of jobs being created. So without immigrants we have a growing shortage of workers. If we don't have the workers, the jobs go out of the country and with it economic expansion.Vast numbers of Americans (myself included) see no reason to take a chance on there being enough jobs in future...Automation does kill jobs but it creates more jobs than it eliminates in most industries. A study by Deloitte found found 800,000 jobs were eliminated as the result of AI and other automation technologies. But get this: 3.5 million new jobs were created as well, and those jobs paid on average nearly $13,000 more per year than the ones that were lost.There is a 6 million job surplus now and that is likely to grow to 24 million in the next decade as the workforce shrinks do to baby boomers exiting the workforce and low birthrates. There is plenty of room for growth in America.That was a fine sentiment in 1903...
The population of the US was then 76,000,000...
There was still plenty of land to be had...
There was a job for anyone who wanted one...
Today, however...
The population of the US is 330,000,000...
The land has all been parceled out...
We struggle to keep our own employed...
We struggle to provide educational and medical and social services for our own one-third of a billion souls...
Never mind 11-12,000,000 Illegal Aliens now present upon United States soil without our express prior consent...
Never mind the millions more invaders who will flood across our borders, should we be stupid enough to allow it...
That plaque represented a fine sentiment, in its time...
Unfortunately, it's time is over... those sentiments are no longer practical... best to hang-up a 'No Vacancy' sign.
Perhaps it's time to declare a two- or four-year moratorium on all immigration to the United States.
We should not open our borders nor should we seal them. We need more legal immigrants and we need workable immigration laws and policies.
Automation could kill 73 million U.S. jobs by 2030
A company might automate and eliminate thousands of factory floor workers but by doing so, they increase profitability making possible investments in new products and plants.
Best to eject the 11-12,000,000 invaders now, and de-incentivize the millions more who are considering crossing our borders...
Best to do it now, while there's a still a POTUS agreeable to such an approach, and a SCOTUS and other court appointees to firm it up.
This trend will continue throughout most of this century due to baby boomers leaving the workforce, earlier retirements and a falling birth rate.
No I don’t, the door is already closed.you need a superior argument.Door is still closed on tamale chuggers.you merely have an inferior argument. that is all.The door is currently closed on beaners. At least until we have a fresh batch of new lawns to mow.why not? Capitalism works. They could make money here and go home when there is a decent exchange rate. They could "set up shop" back home. With our current, lousy right wing management, they are stuck in the US and merely increase their risk leaving and returning.Tourists that wouldn't want to go home to their native paradise. Something like that?
Do you ever mistake a female beaner’s pussy for a hairy taco?You ever Yodle on your mountains?Yes, he admitted to trying to bring up the rest of his family.Is Daniel Hispanic?They were created by our ancestors. Your ancestors build the shitholes you all want to get away from. Now go suck an enchilada.they were already created. it must be your turn or whitey would not get so much of the blame.You must be jealous of white people that they can create great countries, and you short brown people can't create anything but shitholes.
I didn't say Trump was going to halt all immigration. He said he might shutdown the border if he can't get his wall. If he shutdowns down the border, the Senate would join the House in a resolution to nullify his EO. That would probably also end the shutdown. Most Senate Republican are facing reelection in 2020 and they certain would not support a presidential action that caused serious problems for tens of million of Americans, not to mention the financial repercussions.Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.Yes, it is Trump's fault. Don't you remember the Trump campaign rhetoric.Trump's campaign promise was a big beautiful wall covering the southern border which would stop illegal immigration from the south. Then the big beautiful wall covering the border became a 1000 mile wall. Then the big beautiful wall became a project to replace a 112 miles of reinforced fencing with a 216 mile slatted steel fence, increased electronic motoring, and aerial surveillance. This is beginning to sound a lot like the increased border security under Obama and Bush.
And that's Trump's fault or the Democrats?
Trump asked for 25 billion originally. HIs asking price now is 1/5 of that, and the Democrats are going to fight him tooth and nail for it. So now you blame less quality on Trump instead of them?
What is it with you on the left that never......ever want to assume responsibility for your actions? Now if the Democrats approved 25 billion and Trump didn't deliver, then you'd have a solid argument. But to say Trump failed us when it was actually the Democrats is an out and out lie.
"I am the greatest deal maker this county has every seen."
“MY STYLE of deal-making is quite simple and straightforward. I aim very high, and then I just keep pushing and pushing and pushing to get what I’m after. And I always get what I want."
"When it comes to negotiations, democrats are a push over"
Well it seems the greatest deal maker that ever lived has met his match simply because he does not know how to deal with congress. In order to get any money for his wall he has to offer House democrats concessions on immigration and that's not going to be easy because almost anything he offers will cost far right votes.
House democrats shouldn't cave in. They have the votes and they have the public. Neither the wall nor Trump's government shutdown is popular. Cowing down to the school yard bully would cost them dearly.
So would the surrender of this country to foreigners. Trump has two choices: go with his instinct and give people what they elected him for, or give into polls Lord knows how badly manipulated.
If he chooses the latter, what we are looking at is the beginning of the end of the Great Experiment; the end our our country as we know it.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
Trump never said anything about halting all immigration although I think that would be great. His stance was to stop further illegal immigration from taking place slowing down the drug flow, the criminals, the murderers and possibly terrorists which Homeland Security already confirmed are crossing or trying to cross that border.
Correct, Trump relies on instinct and common sense than polls. He doesn't care about reelection either. He has better things to do in life than run this country and battle with the Democrats trying to destroy it. The one thing I can agree with you on is I hope he shuts down the border.
I didn't say Trump was going to halt all immigration. He said he might shutdown the border if he can't get his wall. If he shutdowns down the border, the Senate would join the House in a resolution to nullify his EO. That would probably also end the shutdown. Most Senate Republican are facing reelection in 2020 and they certain would not support a presidential action that caused serious problems for tens of million of Americans, not to mention the financial repercussions.Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.Yes, it is Trump's fault. Don't you remember the Trump campaign rhetoric.And that's Trump's fault or the Democrats?
Trump asked for 25 billion originally. HIs asking price now is 1/5 of that, and the Democrats are going to fight him tooth and nail for it. So now you blame less quality on Trump instead of them?
What is it with you on the left that never......ever want to assume responsibility for your actions? Now if the Democrats approved 25 billion and Trump didn't deliver, then you'd have a solid argument. But to say Trump failed us when it was actually the Democrats is an out and out lie.
"I am the greatest deal maker this county has every seen."
“MY STYLE of deal-making is quite simple and straightforward. I aim very high, and then I just keep pushing and pushing and pushing to get what I’m after. And I always get what I want."
"When it comes to negotiations, democrats are a push over"
Well it seems the greatest deal maker that ever lived has met his match simply because he does not know how to deal with congress. In order to get any money for his wall he has to offer House democrats concessions on immigration and that's not going to be easy because almost anything he offers will cost far right votes.
House democrats shouldn't cave in. They have the votes and they have the public. Neither the wall nor Trump's government shutdown is popular. Cowing down to the school yard bully would cost them dearly.
So would the surrender of this country to foreigners. Trump has two choices: go with his instinct and give people what they elected him for, or give into polls Lord knows how badly manipulated.
If he chooses the latter, what we are looking at is the beginning of the end of the Great Experiment; the end our our country as we know it.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
Trump never said anything about halting all immigration although I think that would be great. His stance was to stop further illegal immigration from taking place slowing down the drug flow, the criminals, the murderers and possibly terrorists which Homeland Security already confirmed are crossing or trying to cross that border.
Correct, Trump relies on instinct and common sense than polls. He doesn't care about reelection either. He has better things to do in life than run this country and battle with the Democrats trying to destroy it. The one thing I can agree with you on is I hope he shuts down the border.
What you don't seem to understand is the increase in the size of the workforce without immigrant labor is less than the number of jobs being created. So without immigrants we have a growing shortage of workers. If we don't have the workers, the jobs go out of the country and with it economic expansion.Vast numbers of Americans (myself included) see no reason to take a chance on there being enough jobs in future...Automation does kill jobs but it creates more jobs than it eliminates in most industries. A study by Deloitte found found 800,000 jobs were eliminated as the result of AI and other automation technologies. But get this: 3.5 million new jobs were created as well, and those jobs paid on average nearly $13,000 more per year than the ones that were lost.There is a 6 million job surplus now and that is likely to grow to 24 million in the next decade as the workforce shrinks do to baby boomers exiting the workforce and low birthrates. There is plenty of room for growth in America.That was a fine sentiment in 1903...
The population of the US was then 76,000,000...
There was still plenty of land to be had...
There was a job for anyone who wanted one...
Today, however...
The population of the US is 330,000,000...
The land has all been parceled out...
We struggle to keep our own employed...
We struggle to provide educational and medical and social services for our own one-third of a billion souls...
Never mind 11-12,000,000 Illegal Aliens now present upon United States soil without our express prior consent...
Never mind the millions more invaders who will flood across our borders, should we be stupid enough to allow it...
That plaque represented a fine sentiment, in its time...
Unfortunately, it's time is over... those sentiments are no longer practical... best to hang-up a 'No Vacancy' sign.
Perhaps it's time to declare a two- or four-year moratorium on all immigration to the United States.
We should not open our borders nor should we seal them. We need more legal immigrants and we need workable immigration laws and policies.
Automation could kill 73 million U.S. jobs by 2030
A company might automate and eliminate thousands of factory floor workers but by doing so, they increase profitability making possible investments in new products and plants.
Best to eject the 11-12,000,000 invaders now, and de-incentivize the millions more who are considering crossing our borders...
Best to do it now, while there's a still a POTUS agreeable to such an approach, and a SCOTUS and other court appointees to firm it up.
This trend will continue throughout most of this century due to baby boomers leaving the workforce, earlier retirements and a falling birth rate. This trend also creates another serious problem. How are we going to finance the additional cost of Medicare and Social Security with an aging population without a lot more younger workers paying taxes?
Trump would have to sign any such resolution, so what are the odds of that becoming law?I didn't say Trump was going to halt all immigration. He said he might shutdown the border if he can't get his wall. If he shutdowns down the border, the Senate would join the House in a resolution to nullify his EO. That would probably also end the shutdown. Most Senate Republican are facing reelection in 2020 and they certain would not support a presidential action that caused serious problems for tens of million of Americans, not to mention the financial repercussions.Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.Yes, it is Trump's fault. Don't you remember the Trump campaign rhetoric.And that's Trump's fault or the Democrats?
Trump asked for 25 billion originally. HIs asking price now is 1/5 of that, and the Democrats are going to fight him tooth and nail for it. So now you blame less quality on Trump instead of them?
What is it with you on the left that never......ever want to assume responsibility for your actions? Now if the Democrats approved 25 billion and Trump didn't deliver, then you'd have a solid argument. But to say Trump failed us when it was actually the Democrats is an out and out lie.
"I am the greatest deal maker this county has every seen."
“MY STYLE of deal-making is quite simple and straightforward. I aim very high, and then I just keep pushing and pushing and pushing to get what I’m after. And I always get what I want."
"When it comes to negotiations, democrats are a push over"
Well it seems the greatest deal maker that ever lived has met his match simply because he does not know how to deal with congress. In order to get any money for his wall he has to offer House democrats concessions on immigration and that's not going to be easy because almost anything he offers will cost far right votes.
House democrats shouldn't cave in. They have the votes and they have the public. Neither the wall nor Trump's government shutdown is popular. Cowing down to the school yard bully would cost them dearly.
So would the surrender of this country to foreigners. Trump has two choices: go with his instinct and give people what they elected him for, or give into polls Lord knows how badly manipulated.
If he chooses the latter, what we are looking at is the beginning of the end of the Great Experiment; the end our our country as we know it.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
Trump never said anything about halting all immigration although I think that would be great. His stance was to stop further illegal immigration from taking place slowing down the drug flow, the criminals, the murderers and possibly terrorists which Homeland Security already confirmed are crossing or trying to cross that border.
Correct, Trump relies on instinct and common sense than polls. He doesn't care about reelection either. He has better things to do in life than run this country and battle with the Democrats trying to destroy it. The one thing I can agree with you on is I hope he shuts down the border.
Since congress created the law, congress can pass a resolution to override it. Congress can block any action of the president that is not specifically granted in the constitution.I didn't say Trump was going to halt all immigration. He said he might shutdown the border if he can't get his wall. If he shutdowns down the border, the Senate would join the House in a resolution to nullify his EO. That would probably also end the shutdown. Most Senate Republican are facing reelection in 2020 and they certain would not support a presidential action that caused serious problems for tens of million of Americans, not to mention the financial repercussions.Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.Yes, it is Trump's fault. Don't you remember the Trump campaign rhetoric.
"I am the greatest deal maker this county has every seen."
“MY STYLE of deal-making is quite simple and straightforward. I aim very high, and then I just keep pushing and pushing and pushing to get what I’m after. And I always get what I want."
"When it comes to negotiations, democrats are a push over"
Well it seems the greatest deal maker that ever lived has met his match simply because he does not know how to deal with congress. In order to get any money for his wall he has to offer House democrats concessions on immigration and that's not going to be easy because almost anything he offers will cost far right votes.
House democrats shouldn't cave in. They have the votes and they have the public. Neither the wall nor Trump's government shutdown is popular. Cowing down to the school yard bully would cost them dearly.
So would the surrender of this country to foreigners. Trump has two choices: go with his instinct and give people what they elected him for, or give into polls Lord knows how badly manipulated.
If he chooses the latter, what we are looking at is the beginning of the end of the Great Experiment; the end our our country as we know it.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
Trump never said anything about halting all immigration although I think that would be great. His stance was to stop further illegal immigration from taking place slowing down the drug flow, the criminals, the murderers and possibly terrorists which Homeland Security already confirmed are crossing or trying to cross that border.
Correct, Trump relies on instinct and common sense than polls. He doesn't care about reelection either. He has better things to do in life than run this country and battle with the Democrats trying to destroy it. The one thing I can agree with you on is I hope he shuts down the border.
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Congress can pass nothing into law without the President's signature. What part of that don't you get?Since congress created the law, congress can pass a resolution to override it. Congress can block any action of the president that is not specifically granted in the constitution.I didn't say Trump was going to halt all immigration. He said he might shutdown the border if he can't get his wall. If he shutdowns down the border, the Senate would join the House in a resolution to nullify his EO. That would probably also end the shutdown. Most Senate Republican are facing reelection in 2020 and they certain would not support a presidential action that caused serious problems for tens of million of Americans, not to mention the financial repercussions.Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.So would the surrender of this country to foreigners. Trump has two choices: go with his instinct and give people what they elected him for, or give into polls Lord knows how badly manipulated.
If he chooses the latter, what we are looking at is the beginning of the end of the Great Experiment; the end our our country as we know it.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
Trump never said anything about halting all immigration although I think that would be great. His stance was to stop further illegal immigration from taking place slowing down the drug flow, the criminals, the murderers and possibly terrorists which Homeland Security already confirmed are crossing or trying to cross that border.
Correct, Trump relies on instinct and common sense than polls. He doesn't care about reelection either. He has better things to do in life than run this country and battle with the Democrats trying to destroy it. The one thing I can agree with you on is I hope he shuts down the border.
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Since congress created the law, congress can pass a resolution to override it. Congress can block any action of the president that is not specifically granted in the constitution.I didn't say Trump was going to halt all immigration. He said he might shutdown the border if he can't get his wall. If he shutdowns down the border, the Senate would join the House in a resolution to nullify his EO. That would probably also end the shutdown. Most Senate Republican are facing reelection in 2020 and they certain would not support a presidential action that caused serious problems for tens of million of Americans, not to mention the financial repercussions.Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.So would the surrender of this country to foreigners. Trump has two choices: go with his instinct and give people what they elected him for, or give into polls Lord knows how badly manipulated.
If he chooses the latter, what we are looking at is the beginning of the end of the Great Experiment; the end our our country as we know it.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
Trump never said anything about halting all immigration although I think that would be great. His stance was to stop further illegal immigration from taking place slowing down the drug flow, the criminals, the murderers and possibly terrorists which Homeland Security already confirmed are crossing or trying to cross that border.
Correct, Trump relies on instinct and common sense than polls. He doesn't care about reelection either. He has better things to do in life than run this country and battle with the Democrats trying to destroy it. The one thing I can agree with you on is I hope he shuts down the border.
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Since congress created the law, congress can pass a resolution to override it. Congress can block any action of the president that is not specifically granted in the constitution.I didn't say Trump was going to halt all immigration. He said he might shutdown the border if he can't get his wall. If he shutdowns down the border, the Senate would join the House in a resolution to nullify his EO. That would probably also end the shutdown. Most Senate Republican are facing reelection in 2020 and they certain would not support a presidential action that caused serious problems for tens of million of Americans, not to mention the financial repercussions.Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.So would the surrender of this country to foreigners. Trump has two choices: go with his instinct and give people what they elected him for, or give into polls Lord knows how badly manipulated.
If he chooses the latter, what we are looking at is the beginning of the end of the Great Experiment; the end our our country as we know it.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
Trump never said anything about halting all immigration although I think that would be great. His stance was to stop further illegal immigration from taking place slowing down the drug flow, the criminals, the murderers and possibly terrorists which Homeland Security already confirmed are crossing or trying to cross that border.
Correct, Trump relies on instinct and common sense than polls. He doesn't care about reelection either. He has better things to do in life than run this country and battle with the Democrats trying to destroy it. The one thing I can agree with you on is I hope he shuts down the border.
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That's actually not true.Congress can pass nothing into law without the President's signature. What part of that don't you get?Since congress created the law, congress can pass a resolution to override it. Congress can block any action of the president that is not specifically granted in the constitution.I didn't say Trump was going to halt all immigration. He said he might shutdown the border if he can't get his wall. If he shutdowns down the border, the Senate would join the House in a resolution to nullify his EO. That would probably also end the shutdown. Most Senate Republican are facing reelection in 2020 and they certain would not support a presidential action that caused serious problems for tens of million of Americans, not to mention the financial repercussions.Trump voters may have voted for Trump because he promised to build a wall and reduce illegal immigration but they didn't elect him shutdown legal immigration.
Trump has threaten to close US borders if he doesn't get his wall. Hopefully he will do this. His people would certainly advise against this but as we know, Trump listens to no one.
Trump never said anything about halting all immigration although I think that would be great. His stance was to stop further illegal immigration from taking place slowing down the drug flow, the criminals, the murderers and possibly terrorists which Homeland Security already confirmed are crossing or trying to cross that border.
Correct, Trump relies on instinct and common sense than polls. He doesn't care about reelection either. He has better things to do in life than run this country and battle with the Democrats trying to destroy it. The one thing I can agree with you on is I hope he shuts down the border.
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They need a 2/3 vote to override his veto, and we all know they haven't got that.That's actually not true.Congress can pass nothing into law without the President's signature. What part of that don't you get?Since congress created the law, congress can pass a resolution to override it. Congress can block any action of the president that is not specifically granted in the constitution.I didn't say Trump was going to halt all immigration. He said he might shutdown the border if he can't get his wall. If he shutdowns down the border, the Senate would join the House in a resolution to nullify his EO. That would probably also end the shutdown. Most Senate Republican are facing reelection in 2020 and they certain would not support a presidential action that caused serious problems for tens of million of Americans, not to mention the financial repercussions.Trump never said anything about halting all immigration although I think that would be great. His stance was to stop further illegal immigration from taking place slowing down the drug flow, the criminals, the murderers and possibly terrorists which Homeland Security already confirmed are crossing or trying to cross that border.
Correct, Trump relies on instinct and common sense than polls. He doesn't care about reelection either. He has better things to do in life than run this country and battle with the Democrats trying to destroy it. The one thing I can agree with you on is I hope he shuts down the border.
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Take a civics class
Deporting 11-12 million people is simply not possible.''Vast numbers of Americans (myself included) see no reason to take a chance on there being enough jobs in future...Automation does kill jobs but it creates more jobs than it eliminates in most industries. A study by Deloitte found found 800,000 jobs were eliminated as the result of AI and other automation technologies. But get this: 3.5 million new jobs were created as well, and those jobs paid on average nearly $13,000 more per year than the ones that were lost.There is a 6 million job surplus now and that is likely to grow to 24 million in the next decade as the workforce shrinks do to baby boomers exiting the workforce and low birthrates. There is plenty of room for growth in America.That was a fine sentiment in 1903...The New Colossus
Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame,
With conquering limbs astride from land to land;
Here at our sea-washed, sunset gates shall stand
A mighty woman with a torch, whose flame
Is the imprisoned lightning, and her name
Mother of Exiles. From her beacon-hand
Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command
The air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame.
"Keep ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries she
With silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
Emma Lazarus (November 2, 1883)
A bronze plaque with the words of the poem "The New Colossus" raised on it. The 1903 bronze plaque located in the Statue of Liberty's museum.
NPS
The population of the US was then 76,000,000...
There was still plenty of land to be had...
There was a job for anyone who wanted one...
Today, however...
The population of the US is 330,000,000...
The land has all been parceled out...
We struggle to keep our own employed...
We struggle to provide educational and medical and social services for our own one-third of a billion souls...
Never mind 11-12,000,000 Illegal Aliens now present upon United States soil without our express prior consent...
Never mind the millions more invaders who will flood across our borders, should we be stupid enough to allow it...
That plaque represented a fine sentiment, in its time...
Unfortunately, it's time is over... those sentiments are no longer practical... best to hang-up a 'No Vacancy' sign.
Perhaps it's time to declare a two- or four-year moratorium on all immigration to the United States.
We should not open our borders nor should we seal them. We need more legal immigrants and we need workable immigration laws and policies.
Automation could kill 73 million U.S. jobs by 2030
A company might automate and eliminate thousands of factory floor workers but by doing so, they increase profitability making possible investments in new products and plants.
Best to eject the 11-12,000,000 invaders now, and de-incentivize the millions more who are considering crossing our borders...
Best to do it now, while there's a still a POTUS agreeable to such an approach, and a SCOTUS and other court appointees to firm it up.
