If democrats welcomed illegal immigration or didn't want a barrier against, why would democrats support the 2006 Border Fence Act which authorized 700 hundred miles of reinforced fences and why would democrats in congress support a bill that doubled the size of the border patrol and why would Bill Clinton sign a law that denies federal funds to undocumented immigrants and why would Obama, remove 2.5 million illegal immigrants. I think your claims are based on supposition, not facts.The disagreement in Washington is not whether to secure the border or not but the most efficient and economically way to deal with illegal immigration.
If you really believe that, I have a bridge for sale if interested.
The disagreement is Democrats don't want any barrier that works the best and can't be removed.
Oh yeah?
Then where is that 700 miles of border fence?
Why are they fighting so hard to keep their sanctuary cities and now states?
Why did they stop Kate's Law in the Senate when Democrats had leadership?
Why do they provide illegals with drivers licenses in their states and allow their kids to attend school?
LA Times
Court Deportations Drop 43 Percent in Past Five Years
Report: 42 percent of new Medicaid signups are immigrants, their children
The Democrats can't say they are for illegals, so they put on this dog and pony show for the sheep that can't see beyond their BS.
People sling numbers around like they were picked from air. Here is an article that disputes the numbers. But, might I remind you that radio commentators are claiming that $5 BILLION DOLLARS is a drop in the bucket of federal spending.
How Undocumented Immigrants Sometimes Receive Medicaid Treatment
Herein is the irony. Ray and those like him vehemently defend the 14th Amendment, yet the Courts have ruled that if you're born here you are a citizen - as per the 14th Amendment. The money he is bitching about is used to the benefit of what will be "legal" American citizens.
Ray, had your kind stayed out of the fight, patriots were busy getting rid of the 14th Amendment. Without it, this issue would have been taken off the table. So, what are you REALLY whining about?
Quick reply here.
The Supreme Court of the United States has never applied the term “natural born citizen” to any other category than “those born in the country of parents who are citizens thereof”. When you say "courts" then specify the case, ruling and then we can discuss it.