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fun to watch old video clips of high ranking democrats and their views an immigration back when they differentiated between legal and illegal immigration....SAY WHAT!!!
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I don’t like the separation, and 100% of the blame lies with the parents. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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This administration has made the choice to charge all people who cross the border criminally rather than civilly. This is America and we incarcerate a higher percentage of people than anybody else by far. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Sad for the children no doubt and the blame clearly is with the parents and the Mexican government. People fleeing abusive husbands, fear of death from gang violence and maybe a desire for the American dream; where is the support for those people in their own government? That is the real story hear, there wouldn't be a flood of people coming across if their own government and society was a decent environment to raise their own children and enjoy a safe productive life. There are people in the US with the same fears and they are making a run with children in tow to the Mexican border. Unfortunately the children are pawns in a very bad game of chess and nobody comes out the winner in this one.
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As for Obama, he was aggressively prioritizing criminals...nothing wrong with that. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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As for the kids, many are just toddlers. There’s no scenario where taking them from a parent can be considered being well taken care of unless there’s danger to the child. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Kids. But not everyone who might want to come here, can come. There are limits. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Under federal law, it is a crime for anyone to enter into the US without the approval of an immigration officer -- it's a misdemeanor offense But again comparing Inmates and separating them from their children is just another False equivalence the right love to use to justify an action
they even brought the bible in to the argument I would cite you to the Apostle Paul and his clear and wise command in Romans 13 to obey the laws of the government because God has ordained them for the purpose of order,” said Sessions Saw this comment on line I wish the pro-life community would get as upset with ripping a child from his mother's arms as the community does over ripping a child from his mother's womb. The illegal act should not be met with the evil act of separating a child from his parents If this is supposed to be a deterrent, perhaps the government should just kill the kids. After all, if taking children from parents is a deterrent, surely killing the children will be even more of a deterrent. At this point we're just arguing about degrees of evil and monstrous acts. |
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And why do you keep asking Jim stuff such as going to church or what the Good Book says? Do you give a rat's azz about church or the Good Book? That's a pitiful, disgusting technique plied by leftists and the Muslim Brotherhood in order to use someone's beliefs or laws against them when you don't care about those beliefs except to use them as a weapon. And it's really pitiful when you don't even understand those beliefs well enough to do that. wdmso doesn't approve of bringing the Bible into the argument. Maybe he should chastise you as he did the "right" for doing so. Naah. It's only bad for him, I guess, if the "right" does it. |
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And where was the moral outrage over this, from 2009 - 2016? Is this something Trump invented, or was this taking place when the Nobel Peace Prize winner was POTUS? |
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Here is a photo from 2014. Is this Trump's fault? The Associated Press published this photo at the time, and no one cared. And the guy who was POTUS at the time, was probably polishing his Nobel Peace Prize when this photo was taken.
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That is a picture of a place they put unaccompanied minors upon arrival. Not the same thing. Just another but............ to justify the current actions. Of course it is the american way, lock them up, that will show them. |
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If I did something that had me go to jail, I would be separated from my children, even when they were young. These people came in through back door, not front door. Hardly fair to those that waited in line and went through legal means. This is a great political wedge issue - only ones that benefit are the politicians and talking heads. |
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You bet you didn't. "If I did something that had me go to jail, I would be separated from my children, even when they were young" Obviously. Happens every single day. "These people came in through back door, not front door. Hardly fair to those that waited in line and went through legal means." I have a friend who was here legally on a student visa, he wanted to stay, but got sent back to Albania when his visa ran out, took him almost 3 years to come back. What on Gods name do you say to him (he had to wait 3 years in a godforsaken sh*thole), when we advocate letting others jump the line? What message does that send? "This is a great political wedge issue " That remains to be seen. The left keeps swinging, Trump keeps dodging. |
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Jim, here is the rate of incarceration per 100K population for the world. It seems other people have different solutions to issues than us.
Country (or dependent territory, subnational area, etc.) Incarceration rate (Prisoners per 100,000 population) Notes United States of America 655 Notes El Salvador 610 Turkmenistan 583 Virgin Islands (USA) 542 Maldives 514 Cuba 510 Thailand 497 Northern Mariana Islands (USA) 482 Virgin Islands (United Kingdom) 470 Bahamas 438 Seychelles 437 Grenada 435 Rwanda 434 Russian Federation 411 Guam (USA) 404 St. Kitts and Nevis 393 Panama 390 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 378 Costa Rica 374 Antigua and Barbuda 373 Belarus 364 Cayman Islands (United Kingdom) 359 Belize 356 Sint Maarten (Netherlands) 347 Palau 345 American Samoa (USA) 337 Brazil 328 Uruguay 321 Bermuda (United Kingdom) 319 Puerto Rico (USA) 313 Anguilla (United Kingdom) 307 Barbados 300 Cape Verde (Cabo Verde) 298 Namibia 295 Dominica 289 Turkey 287 Iran 284 Swaziland 282 French Guiana/Guyane (France) 281 South Africa 280 St. Lucia 279 Trinidad and Tobago 270 Peru 267 Mongolia 262 Guyana 259 Taiwan 259 Georgia 254 Dominican Republic 244 Nicaragua 238 Curaçao (Netherlands) 236 Israel 236 Azerbaijan 235 Lithuania 235 Bahrain 234 Morocco 232 Cook Islands (New Zealand) 229 Colombia 227 Chile 225 Greenland (Denmark) 225 Ecuador 222 New Zealand 220 Latvia 218 Martinique (France) 217 Honduras 216 Moldova (Republic of) 215 Czech Republic 209 Botswana 208 Tunisia 206 Samoa 204 Estonia 202 Singapore 201 Paraguay 199 New Caledonia (France) 198 Poland 198 Jordan 197 Macau (China) 197 Saudi Arabia 197 Mauritius 195 Kazakhstan 194 Albania 193 Guadeloupe (France) 192 Gabon 191 Slovakia 190 Argentina 186 Hungary 184 Suriname 183 Cambodia 176 French Polynesia (France) 176 Montenegro 174 Venezuela 173 Philippines 172 Kyrgyzstan 171 Australia 167 Malaysia 167 Tonga 166 Aruba (Netherlands) 165 Gibraltar (United Kingdom) 165 Mexico 165 Fiji 158 Ukraine 158 Kuwait 157 Bolivia 156 Macedonia (former Yugoslav Republic of) 156 Serbia 152 Uzbekistan 150 Algeria 146 Zambia 146 Bhutan 145 Myanmar (formerly Burma) 145 United Kingdom: England & Wales 141 Notes Nauru 140 Guernsey (United Kingdom) 138 Jamaica 138 United Kingdom: Scotland 137 Notes Guatemala 136 Brunei Darussalam 134 Jersey (United Kingdom) 133 Malta 133 Armenia 131 Portugal 129 Uganda 129 Ethiopia 127 Micronesia, Federated States of 127 Spain 127 Iraq 126 Lebanon 126 Bulgaria 125 Vietnam 122 Cameroon 121 Tajikistan 121 Zimbabwe 120 Laos 119 Mayotte (France) 119 China 118 Notes Egypt 116 Romania 116 Luxembourg 115 Reunion (France) 115 Canada 114 Kiribati 113 Hong Kong (China) 111 Kenya 111 Tuvalu 110 Republic of (South) Korea 109 Isle of Man (United Kingdom) 108 Kosovo/Kosova 106 United Arab Emirates 104 France 102 Libya 99 Austria 98 Haiti 96 Italy 96 Indonesia 94 Sri Lanka 94 Angola 93 Greece 93 Lesotho 92 Belgium 91 Afghanistan 88 Madagascar 88 Monaco 85 Sao Tome e Principe 85 Burundi 84 Cyprus (Republic of) 83 Ireland, Republic of 82 Switzerland 82 Malawi 79 United Kingdom: Northern Ireland 79 Notes Croatia 78 Germany 78 Senegal 76 Norway 74 Bosnia and Herzegovina: Federation 73 Solomon Islands 73 Vanuatu 71 Andorra 69 Benin 68 Bosnia and Herzegovina: Republika Srpska 66 Cote d'Ivoire 66 Djibouti 66 Marshall Islands 66 Mozambique 65 Nepal 65 Sierra Leone 64 Slovenia 64 Equatorial Guinea 63 Papua New Guinea 63 Togo 62 Syria 60 Chad 59 Denmark 59 Netherlands 59 Gambia 58 Tanzania 58 Finland 57 Sweden 57 Niger 53 Qatar 53 Yemen 53 South Sudan 52 Timor-Leste (formerly East Timor) 51 Ghana 50 Bangladesh 47 Mauritania 46 Sudan 46 Japan 45 Liberia 44 Pakistan 43 Burkina Faso 41 Iceland 38 Nigeria 36 Oman 36 India 33 Mali 33 Democratic Republic of Congo 29 Congo (Republic of) 27 Liechtenstein 27 Guinea (Republic of) 25 Comoros 23 Central African Republic 16 Faeroe Islands (Denmark) 12 Guinea Bissau 10 |
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In this case we are talking about people who have committed a misdemeanor, not a felony. The justification is always the worst possible outcome, which you use to justify the most draconian solution. |
Those places certainly have more to offer than the US, I wonder why Mexicans aren't going there.
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And, as Sea Dangles said, the big list of countries with lower incarceration rates than the US do not have the problem of millions trying to get into their country, legally or illegally. I have a hard time understanding your logic. |
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We spend 50-60K per prisoner each year, or around $400 for every person in the USA. We also have the highest rate of recidivism in the world. So obviously our money is well spent if the object is to insure the future of our prison system. Follow the money, look at privatization of the prison system. |
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Are you saying that no other country has people trying to flee their home country? Guess you missed the Middle East and Europe. |
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Very few countries have a 99% white population, ALL countries have a lower rate of incarceration than the USA. What do you think people learn in prison? Do they learn useful skills that help them succeed in society? Do they learn how to be more successful at life from other criminals? Why do you think white people do not commit crimes? Is our crime rate because we do not have a lily white society? Don't forget Trump was very impressed by Duterte's war on drugs, that killed thousands of people, would you go along with that if he attempted that here? |
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"We do not have an open border. We did, except for Asians, until a little over a hundred years ago. Very few countries have a 99% white population, ALL countries have a lower rate of incarceration than the USA. What do you think people learn in prison? Do they learn useful skills that help them succeed in society? Do they learn how to be more successful at life from other criminals? Why do you think white people do not commit crimes? Is our crime rate because we do not have a lily white society? Don't forget Trump was very impressed by Duterte's war on drugs, that killed thousands of people, would you go along with that if he attempted that here?" |
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He seems to be quite capable, though I might disagree with his opinions. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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1) By mandating that every case be prosecuted as criminal means the kids can't stay with their parent(s). 2) The process change on unaccompanied minors is making them harder to place. Most of these kids have family in the US and often that family is undocumented. This decision is now under the jurisdiction of ICE so if family is contacted they aren't responding for fear of deportation. The Administration is just flatly lying to your face when they say this is a democrat law they're forced to follow. We need comprehensive immigration reform for sure but this is an evil political stunt for Trump to try and get his wall at the expense of kids. |
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we have, what, ten million undocumented people living here? A few years ago, a kid running for Congress, went to Mexico, and he crossed illegally back into the US, riding on an elephant, with a mariachi band walking with him, and he made it across (so the story goes). Effectively, it's open. "What do you think people learn in prison? " Nothing good. But they can't hurt civilians while in there, and that's at least a big part of why they are there. "Do they learn useful skills that help them succeed in society?" Probably not. If you want to spend some of my money to improve the programs to teach them marketable skills, I'm fine with that, if the programs work. I don't like spending money just to say you spent it. "Why do you think white people do not commit crimes?" For the same reason that Asian immigrants don't commit a lot of crimes. It has nothing to do with race, and everything to do with the culture that people embrace. Whites and Asians tend to embrace traditional family values and the value of education. Blacks and Hispanics (with encouragement from liberalism, in my opinion) tend to embrace a culture that encourages different, less productive, decision-making. "Don't forget Trump was very impressed by Duterte's war on drugs, that killed thousands of people, would you go along with that if he attempted that here" No, I'm opposed to the death penalty, but I'm in favor of brutal prison sentences for drug dealers. |
are Spence, Pete and Wayne off their meds or something?
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