DACA

[Speaker to Animals]

It's fucking terrible. I can't believe anybody would defend this.

[ssu]

Ummm....didn't this already happen in the part that was Mexico where Nukedog now lives???

[Speaker to Animals]

Ummm....didn't this already happen in the part that was Mexico where Nukedog now lives???

Exactly. You can't snow the snowman.

[Speaker to Animals]

I guess the drug lords who run Mexico weren't so happy about people making shows that depict the violence they perpetrate.

http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2017/09/ ... ed-mexico/

Can't wait for more of that here, fam!

[TheReal_ND]

Ummm....didn't this already happen in the part that was Mexico where Nukedog now lives???

San Jacinto to be exact. Our ancestors came down the hill with the morning sun behind their backs. With hatchets, bowies, muskets and raccoon hats the blood curdling cries inspired terror in the imperial ranks. Convinced that his time on this world was rapidly coming to an end, General Santa Ana retreaded behind a Mesquite tree where he was soon found by keen eyed trackers. His sword was surrendered and back in Independence, TX, where our Declaration of Independence was signed, children celebrated by bashing piñatas, in the shape of sombrero clad Mexican laborers, into smitherines.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government ... -not-800k/

Oh, so for reasons, we should think of less than 700,000 as 4,000,000. I would love to look that research up and see how they arrived at that number, but your favorite blog didn't link that information.

They did have a long quote from the Migration Policy Institute about unaccompanied minors, which are different than minors brought in by their parents, but that is the sort of detail ignoring, subject changing, panic mongering without sources we have come to know and love from the big B.

[Speaker to Animals]

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government ... -not-800k/

Oh, so for reasons, we should think of less than 700,000 as 4,000,000. I would love to look that research up and see how they arrived at that number, but your favorite blog didn't link that information.

They did have a long quote from the Migration Policy Institute about unaccompanied minors, which are different than minors brought in by their parents, but that is the sort of detail ignoring, subject changing, panic mongering without sources we have come to know and love from the big B.

The "reasons" were explained in the article. It's called chained immigration and apparently once you let one of them in, there are all sorts of programs for them to help their family get here too. It's a racket!

[TheReal_ND]

I didn't need a research paper to tell you that. I've worked with them my entire working life and could have told you that.

It's kind of funny though. The landscaper pays them cash, they send the cash back to Mexico and we subsidize their local families with foodstamps and welfare. When you think about it, it's the biggest racket that's ever existed. Possibly bigger than the refugee racket in Europe.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government ... -not-800k/

Oh, so for reasons, we should think of less than 700,000 as 4,000,000. I would love to look that research up and see how they arrived at that number, but your favorite blog didn't link that information.

They did have a long quote from the Migration Policy Institute about unaccompanied minors, which are different than minors brought in by their parents, but that is the sort of detail ignoring, subject changing, panic mongering without sources we have come to know and love from the big B.

The "reasons" were explained in the article. It's called chained immigration and apparently once you let one of them in, there are all sorts of programs for them to help their family get here too. It's a racket!

The 'reasons' are asserted without evidence in the blog post.

Either way, if I were a savvy deal maker, I might use DACA (which has an ethical corner stone) to negotiate away some of those programs, should they actually exist, and actually do what the blog post claims.

Maybe focusing on that instead of an expensive, pointless border totem would be a better use of the art of deal making I have heard so much about.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

I didn't need a research paper to tell you that. I've worked with them my entire working life and could have told you that.

It's kind of funny though. The landscaper pays them cash, they send the cash back to Mexico and we subsidize their local families with foodstamps and welfare. When you think about it, it's the biggest racket that's ever existed. Possibly bigger than the refugee racket in Europe.

If StA had made the point as an anecdote, fine. Linking an ill researched, point obscuring, ill-sourced blog post is different.