Labor is hard and I respect and will pay people well that will still provide it, labor is becoming a hot commoditykalm wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 9:41 amWhat other real world observations have you made about labor? Or is that it?Caribbean Hen wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 9:24 am
I’m just providing you with some real world observations
I’ll let you classify left right
Yes, a POTUS can’t close the border, but he can do things like try limit catch and release, and reinstate ‘Remain In Mexico’ for so called asylum seekers.
Was it ‘millions?’ The below #s, which don’t include estimated gotaways, are illegal immigrant encounters at the southern border.
Yes indeed, Biden has no self awareness and never thought it would explode like this… these migrants can smell his festering weak corpseBDKJMU wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 10:28 amWas it ‘millions?’ The below #s, which don’t include estimated gotaways, are illegal immigrant encounters at the southern border.
Trump:
2017 310,531 (2/3 of FY year)
2018 404,142
2019 859,501
2020 405,036
Biden
2021 1,162,167 (2/3 of FY year)
2022 2,214,652
2023 2,400,000+
https://www.statista.com/statistics/329 ... er-patrol/
https://homeland.house.gov/2023/10/26/f ... e%20FY2021.
Looking at historical numbers, its not that Trump was that great on the border, its that Biden has been HORRENDOUS. Going back over 30 years (amd probably going on 250) he is in a class by himself. And it was all intentional.
https://www.thecentersquare.com/texas/a ... 49b65.htmlMajority of Texas Hispanics support building border wall, sending troops to border
….The majority of Hispanic voters, 56%, support Texas building its own border wall and repairing walls or physical barriers at its border with Mexico, according to the University of Texas/Texas Politics Project poll. By comparison, 34% oppose it.
Another 42% of Hispanic voters support Texas installing buoys and barbed wire at the Rio Grande River to block illegal entry, compared to 49% who don’t.
Overall, 65% of all Texas voters said they support Texas building its own wall and barriers compared to 28% who oppose it. And 57% support Texas installing marine buoys in the Rio Grande River compared to 36% who don’t.
Two-thirds of respondents – 66% – said they support deploying additional state police and military resources to the border, compared to 27% who oppose it.
Among them, a majority of Hispanic voters, 51%, support it.
A majority of Hispanic voters, 56%, also disapprove of President Joe Biden’s handling of immigration and border security, compared to 26% who approve….
….The top issues facing Texas voters are border security (24%), immigration (18%), political corruption (11%) and inflation (8%), according to the poll.
Hispanic voters and officials have shifted right over the years, with more officials leaving the Democratic Party to become Republicans. During the midterm elections, a poll identified three regions in Texas where Hispanic voters were leaning more Republican including in South Texas, the Rio Grande Valley, and outer suburbs of Texas’ four largest cities where minorities are disproportionately impacted by border and cartel related crime….
This happens when they realize the total loss of common sense that has exposed the Dems as anti AmericanBDKJMU wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 10:28 am Well lookie there..
https://www.thecentersquare.com/texas/a ... 49b65.htmlMajority of Texas Hispanics support building border wall, sending troops to border
….The majority of Hispanic voters, 56%, support Texas building its own border wall and repairing walls or physical barriers at its border with Mexico, according to the University of Texas/Texas Politics Project poll. By comparison, 34% oppose it.
Another 42% of Hispanic voters support Texas installing buoys and barbed wire at the Rio Grande River to block illegal entry, compared to 49% who don’t.
Overall, 65% of all Texas voters said they support Texas building its own wall and barriers compared to 28% who oppose it. And 57% support Texas installing marine buoys in the Rio Grande River compared to 36% who don’t.
Two-thirds of respondents – 66% – said they support deploying additional state police and military resources to the border, compared to 27% who oppose it.
Among them, a majority of Hispanic voters, 51%, support it.
A majority of Hispanic voters, 56%, also disapprove of President Joe Biden’s handling of immigration and border security, compared to 26% who approve….
….The top issues facing Texas voters are border security (24%), immigration (18%), political corruption (11%) and inflation (8%), according to the poll.
Hispanic voters and officials have shifted right over the years, with more officials leaving the Democratic Party to become Republicans. During the midterm elections, a poll identified three regions in Texas where Hispanic voters were leaning more Republican including in South Texas, the Rio Grande Valley, and outer suburbs of Texas’ four largest cities where minorities are disproportionately impacted by border and cartel related crime….
Nobobbythekidd wrote: ↑Mon Feb 26, 2024 9:11 am Is it a good thing that the governor of Florida is spending Florida's tax revenues to send the Florida highway patrol to the Texas border? This is in addition to spending those same tax dollars to fly immigrants all over the US.
If you lived in Florida wouldn't you be mad about this while paying for the most toll roads of any state. While schools are underfunded.
Saves FL taxpayers $$ but not having the newly arrived illegals in their state.bobbythekidd wrote: ↑Mon Feb 26, 2024 9:11 am Is it a good thing that the governor of Florida is spending Florida's tax revenues to send the Florida highway patrol to the Texas border? This is in addition to spending those same tax dollars to fly immigrants all over the US.
If you lived in Florida wouldn't you be mad about this while paying for the most toll roads of any state. While schools are underfunded.
https://www.wsj.com/us-news/law/supreme ... 4-f8328b6dSupreme Court Won’t Block Texas From Arresting, Deporting Immigrants
Justices reject Biden administration’s request to prevent Texas from exercising new border enforcement power
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed Texas to begin arresting and deporting noncitizens on its own, rejecting an emergency appeal from the Biden administration that argued states can’t interfere with federal authority over the border.
The court declined to block a Texas law known as SB 4, which makes illegal border crossing a state crime and allows state officials to conduct arrests and deportations. The measure had been on hold as the high court weighed the federal government’s request to halt implementation during ongoing litigation. A federal district judge had enjoined the law after it was challenged by the Biden administration and immigrant-rights groups, but the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, in New Orleans, allowed SB 4 to go into effect at least for now.
The Supreme Court’s order, which split the justices along ideological lines, isn’t a final decision on the law’s constitutionality.….
The biden administration has completely and utterly screwed up the border and immigration policy.
And the Republicans are doing everything they can to assure it remains that way - they have zero interest indealing with the problem.
I’m proud of you but don’t stop yet…. So much more to expose.
Anything to deflect from the point, as usual.BDKJMU wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 10:28 amWas it ‘millions?’ The below #s, which don’t include estimated gotaways, are illegal immigrant encounters at the southern border.
Trump:
2017 310,531 (2/3 of FY year)
2018 404,142
2019 859,501
2020 405,036
Biden
2021 1,162,167 (2/3 of FY year)
2022 2,214,652
2023 2,400,000+
https://www.statista.com/statistics/329 ... er-patrol/
https://homeland.house.gov/2023/10/26/f ... e%20FY2021.
Looking at historical numbers, its not that Trump was that great on the border, its that Biden has been HORRENDOUS. Going back over 30 years (amd probably going on 250) he is in a class by himself. And it was all intentional.
When you count count @catturd, Rogan, and MBS among your besties, you know you’re on the right track.
Tough Talking Texas Twats. We saw the difference between their talk and their action at Uvalde.
If only we knew who benefits most from cheap labor...BDKJMU wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 10:28 amWas it ‘millions?’ The below #s, which don’t include estimated gotaways, are illegal immigrant encounters at the southern border.
Trump:
2017 310,531 (2/3 of FY year)
2018 404,142
2019 859,501
2020 405,036
Biden
2021 1,162,167 (2/3 of FY year)
2022 2,214,652
2023 2,400,000+
https://www.statista.com/statistics/329 ... er-patrol/
https://homeland.house.gov/2023/10/26/f ... e%20FY2021.
Looking at historical numbers, its not that Trump was that great on the border, its that Biden has been HORRENDOUS. Going back over 30 years (amd probably going on 250) he is in a class by himself. And it was all intentional.
It was intentional? Man, Joe must really like brown skinned people.houndawg wrote: ↑Fri Aug 02, 2024 7:47 amIf only we knew who benefits most from cheap labor...BDKJMU wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 10:28 am
Was it ‘millions?’ The below #s, which don’t include estimated gotaways, are illegal immigrant encounters at the southern border.
Trump:
2017 310,531 (2/3 of FY year)
2018 404,142
2019 859,501
2020 405,036
Biden
2021 1,162,167 (2/3 of FY year)
2022 2,214,652
2023 2,400,000+
https://www.statista.com/statistics/329 ... er-patrol/
https://homeland.house.gov/2023/10/26/f ... e%20FY2021.
Looking at historical numbers, its not that Trump was that great on the border, its that Biden has been HORRENDOUS. Going back over 30 years (amd probably going on 250) he is in a class by himself. And it was all intentional.
I heard somebody greets them at the border with an SUV and voter registration cards
