Ron Burgundy

Love it.

Haha. Thanks, man. Of all places it's being broadcast so thousands of people can see and hear it.

My cheese collection is made in Italy. Trump shall never take it.

Nice one.

Lol. Oh no. I see a comment tagged as low rated. Here we go.

:P

All the illegals need a shirt like this.

It is sad.

Yes, I suppose it does. Although a citizen would just be facing jail time, not deportation. While in jail your worry would be about the strength of your family, not added issues about citizenship.

I think being deported would be infinitely preferable to being locked up in a jail cell.

I also think being in an FCF, my family would hardly be my only concern.

Well of course you worry about your own ass, literally. But someone else commented about crime breaking up families. I'm just saying that being incarcerated breaks up families in itself, the fact that someone is an illegal alien and commits a crime doesn't mean the government is picking on you. You've committed a crime in the first place.

No, I get you. I've been agreeing with you from the beginning.

Critics say 'deportations break families apart'. Well, yes. Yes they do. All crimes break families apart. At least when you're deported you're still free, just not free to live in America. I wonder how many cons would trade places with a deportee? I'd wager most.

The problem is, a lot of people think if they disagree with a law, statute, or regulation, they're entitled to break it and then get indignant when it's time to pay the penalty. I don't see people weeping and posting pictures of felons that say;

"Convict watches his wife and daughter leave as he awaits the bailiff to take him to the hoosegow."

On a side note; I upvoted Natalie_Vance's post, so I dunno where this 'low rated' nonsense is coming from.

It was there an hour or two ago and now it's gone. And you're right, a convict would rather be set free and deported... No matter where. Then they can restart their life of crime in a new country.