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Pete F. 10-17-2018 02:51 PM

Who's stopping immigration reform?
 
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Hard to believe that with thousands of people from South of the Border, walking unimpeded toward our country in the form of large Caravans, that the Democrats won’t approve legislation that will allow laws for the protection of our country. Great Midterm issue for Republicans!

6:45 AM - 17 Oct 2018

Has he forgotten that the Republicans hold both Congress and the Presidency?
How is it the democrats fault that he can rarely get enough of his party to agree on anything to pass it?
The republicans had years to come up with plans to accomplish things while they were doing the easy job of being the minority party playing the delay card and then holding Congress, obstructing and delaying for more years
Now holding all the cards, he is such a weak baby, he can't get what he wants done.

In June a bipartisan immigration bill was working it's way thru Congress and Trump responded in an obstructing tweet

Jun 22, 2018 06:06:30 AM Republicans should stop wasting their time on Immigration until after we elect more Senators and Congressmen/women in November. Dems are just playing games, have no intention of doing anything to solves this decades old problem. We can pass great legislation after the Red Wave!

The Dad Fisherman 10-17-2018 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153422)
Has he forgotten that the Republicans hold both Congress and the Presidency?
How is it the democrats fault that he can rarely get enough of his party to agree on anything to pass it?

They don't have a filibuster proof majority in the senate.

Pete F. 10-17-2018 03:36 PM

There are very low odds that the republicans will get to 60 votes in the midterms.
The republicans have not had a filibuster proof majority in close to the last 100 years.
If you won't consider compromise, you may not be a great negotiator.

detbuch 10-17-2018 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153426)
There are very low odds that the republicans will get to 60 votes in the midterms.
The republicans have not had a filibuster proof majority in close to the last 100 years.
If you won't consider compromise, you may not be a great negotiator.

A great negotiator realizes the difference between compromise and surrender. If caving in on immigration, the key item that won Trump the Presidency, is not the surrender that Dems want, what do they wish to accomplish? The solutions that have been offered as compromise on immigration are basically the same solutions that led to further and greater illegal immigration. Sounds like surrender.

Pete F. 10-17-2018 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1153432)
A great negotiator realizes the difference between compromise and surrender. If caving in on immigration, the key item that won Trump the Presidency, is not the surrender that Dems want, what do they wish to accomplish? The solutions that have been offered as compromise on immigration are basically the same solutions that led to further and greater illegal immigration. Sounds like surrender.

What immigration reform would increase illegal immigration
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detbuch 10-17-2018 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153435)
What immigration reform would increase illegal immigration
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Path to citizenship for illegals before necessary border protections and penalties for those caught are instituted.

Pete F. 10-17-2018 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1153437)
Path to citizenship for illegals before necessary border protections and penalties for those caught are instituted.

How does having a path to citizenship for people here increase the number of illegal immigrants
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detbuch 10-17-2018 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153438)
How does having a path to citizenship for people here increase the number of illegal immigrants
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If that path is granted before the border is secured, that will encourage more illegals to come with the notion that they too will eventually have a path, as it has consistently done with paths to citizenship without border security in the past. And that is even more so when promised border security does not happen.

Pete F. 10-17-2018 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1153442)
If that path is granted before the border is secured, that will encourage more illegals to come with the notion that they too will eventually have a path, as it has consistently done with paths to citizenship without border security in the past. And that is even more so if promised border security does not happen.

What is the border security that is required
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detbuch 10-17-2018 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153443)
What is the border security that is required
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How about your beloved "compromise"? You may believe that what Trump wants won't work, but make the compromise. Give him what he wants and you get the path.

Pete F. 10-17-2018 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1153444)
How about your beloved "compromise"? You may believe that what Trump wants won't work, but make the compromise. Give him what he wants and you get the path.

What is it
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detbuch 10-17-2018 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153445)
What is it
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Ask him, or the Republican Congress. If I recall correctly, there is the request that border security be done first. In the past, the path was done, and the security never developed.

Pete F. 10-17-2018 07:20 PM

Pretty difficult question I guess
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detbuch 10-17-2018 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153447)
Pretty difficult question I guess
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Yeah . . . I guess . . . if you call for compromise but don't know what to compromise on . . . that would be pretty difficult . . .

Pete F. 10-17-2018 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1153448)
Yeah . . . I guess . . . if you call for compromise but don't know what to compromise on . . . that would be pretty difficult . . .

Perhaps trump should say what he wants then
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detbuch 10-17-2018 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153449)
Perhaps trump should say what he wants then
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Perhaps you shouldn't bring up the suggestion that Trump should compromise (you brought it up, not him) if you don't have a clue as to what there is to compromise on.

Pete F. 10-17-2018 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1153450)
Perhaps you shouldn't bring up the suggestion that Trump should compromise (you brought it up, not him) if you don't have a clue as to what there is to compromise on.

Every time a bipartisan solution was proposed he changed the goal.
That’s what he did
Great negotiator
Currently he’s showing us his impressive leadership skills with the Saudi incident, remember it’s all about jobs
He has a different opinion of what Buy America means than I do
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detbuch 10-17-2018 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153451)
Every time a bipartisan solution was proposed he changed the goal.
That’s what he did
Great negotiator

I don't know about every time and him changing. I do remember him calling the Dems bluff by offering to give citizenship to more illegals than the Dems were asking for. They turned that down. Great negotiators. Great phonies. They wanted the issue, not compromise or immigration reform.

Currently he’s showing us his impressive leadership skills with the Saudi incident, remember it’s all about jobs
He has a different opinion of what Buy America means than I do

I guess that makes you a better man.

Pete F. 10-17-2018 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1153453)
I guess that makes you a better man.

He made an offer, they said yes and he then reneged. Typical Trump

American Man
Americans have sacrificed and paid for 75 years what Trump is destroying in his first term.
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detbuch 10-17-2018 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153454)
He made an offer, they said yes and he then reneged. Typical Trump

I don't recall a yes to his plan. The Senate voted on four plans after he proposed his. His plan garnered the least overall votes and the most no's by Democrats.

American Man
Americans have sacrificed and paid for 75 years what Trump is destroying in his first term.

Are you the model "American Man"? Americans sacrificed and paid for over 200 years what Progressives/Democrats have been destroying for the last 80 years.

Pete F. 10-17-2018 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1153459)
Are you the model "American Man"? Americans sacrificed and paid for over 200 years what Progressives/Democrats and Republicans have been destroying for the last 80 years.

Fixed it for you
Perhaps you’ve forgotten who started the Progessive party
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detbuch 10-17-2018 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153460)
Fixed it for you
Perhaps you’ve forgotten who started the Progessive party

Progressives started the Progressive party. Both Republicans and Democrats have been Progressives. I don't even know the party affiliations of the mid to late 19th century Progressive theorists. I have stated a few times on this forum that the first Progressive President was T. Roosevelt, a nominal Republican. Herbert Hoover was also a Progressive. Nixon very often acted as a Progressive. But virtually all Democrat Presidents from Wilson till now have been Progressive. And the Democrat Congresses have been solidly Progressive since FDR. So the Dem Party is more heavily Progressive and has been for some time. It has even gone further left than the original and mid to late 20th century Progressives.

Are you the model "American Man"?

Pete F. 10-17-2018 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1153462)
Progressives started the Progressive party. Both Republicans and Democrats have been Progressives. I don't even know the party affiliations of the mid to late 19th century Progressive theorists. I have stated a few times on this forum that the first Progressive President was T. Roosevelt, a nominal Republican. Herbert Hoover was also a Progressive. Nixon very often acted as a Progressive. But virtually all Democrat Presidents from Wilson till now have been Progressive. And the Democrat Congresses have been solidly Progressive since FDR. So the Dem Party is more heavily Progressive and has been for some time. It has even gone further left than the original and mid to late 20th century Progressives.

Are you the model "American Man"?

Perhaps
Try January 11 of this year for when Trump reneged
Of course he never denies that he said something but people who he’s negotiating with should trust him
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Pete F. 10-17-2018 10:53 PM

You also left out Nixon
Though I would think you would like him he had a big authoritarian side also
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detbuch 10-17-2018 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153464)
You also left out Nixon
Though I would think you would like him he had a big authoritarian side also
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No, I didn't leave him out. In the middle of my post I said "Nixon very often acted as a Progressive. "

detbuch 10-17-2018 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153463)
Perhaps
Try January 11 of this year for when Trump reneged
Of course he never denies that he said something but people who he’s negotiating with should trust him
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Are you saying that two weeks before Trump proposed to grant the 1.8 million a path to citizenship, he reneged on the plan? He reneged before he made the proposal?

detbuch 10-18-2018 01:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1153454)
American Man
Americans have sacrificed and paid for 75 years what Trump is destroying in his first term.

You say that "perhaps" you're the model "American Man." If the model is to be as indecisive as you demonstrate with your constant barrage of questions that you don't answer or answer with inscrutable comments or with more questions, it is a wonder how this supposed "American Man" accomplished anything over the past 75 years for Trump to destroy.

wdmso 10-18-2018 04:19 AM

total length of the southern border with mexico is 1,954 miles..


Only conservatives see it as easy as putting up a fence in your backyard security does not equal zero ... but you can't compromise with thoses who unrealistically use Zero as a starting point

PS until things are better where people live they will never stop trying to go someplace better. americans do it all the time its called moving from state to state where the work is

JohnR 10-18-2018 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by wdmso (Post 1153470)
total length of the southern border with mexico is 1,954 miles..


Only conservatives see it as easy as putting up a fence in your backyard security does not equal zero ... but you can't compromise with thoses who unrealistically use Zero as a starting point




No. People that are willing to discuss this beyond just a wedge issue realize it is more than just a fence (wall) and will take more than just a fence.

In a just world, politicians would have closed excess illegal migration 20 years ago, and offered more and better legal migration, but then both parties could not weaponize this particularly effective wedge issue.

Pete F. 10-18-2018 07:10 AM

Who said this? "Rather than talking about putting up a fence," the future president said. "Why don't we work out some recognition of our mutual problems?"
And this
"Many undocumented workers walked mile after mile, through heat of day and cold of the night. Some have risked their lives in dangerous desert border crossings," "Workers who seek only to earn a living end up in the shadows of American life."
Hint not Dems
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