The repiggies need to sign the new border deal- NOW. WHen Biden wins again, he should provide transportation across the border so more people can come in

"WHen Biden wins again, he should provide transportation across the border so more people can come in"
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The 1st one looks like the line at the New Order/Echo & the Bunnymen/Gene Loves Jezebel concert at Darien Lake that we couldn't get in to, because it was sold out. My friend thought it would be easy to get in to, & wouldn't need tickets in advance. We ended up going to see "Do the Right Thing", instead.

What's the difference?

The first one is the delusional xenophobic fantasy. The 2nd is 6 people.

why are we letting people in just to let them in,there's no good reason,and their taking american citizens money and closing schools and businesses to house them.stop the invasion trump 2024

So, the first reason we're taking them in: It's the humane thing to do.

The second reason, in order to make sure they're here legally, an investigation has to take place.

If they're not here legally, we have to return them to their country. You can't reasonably expect them to return on their own if they were willing to come here illegally. We have to give them shelter until we can return them to their country of origin.

Otherwise they'd starve to death. And if you're "so?" you should re-examine your life.

And this "their taking american citizens money and closing schools and businesses to house them" is some grade-a nonsense.

"We have to give them shelter until we can return them to their country of origin." literally proves my point that we are housing people that should not even be here, spending money we shouldn't be on them,and wasting time.if we wanted to help them get back to their country we wouldn't be spending tax payer money to keep them here,and if anything i think you should re-examine your life.

They're here. They came here. They made it across the river.

What do you do then? They don't instantly teleport away because you said so. They don't cease to be humans who require food and water to continue living.

Remember, you're the one requiring them to leave. Are you going to let them die while they're in your custody? Because you are detaining them.

What do you do?

Let them die? Or do you give them shelter and food until you can return them to their country.

You say, "well, they shouldn't have come here." Okay. But they did. They're here now. In order to deport them, you have to take them into custody to actually do the deporting.

or instead of taking them in just send them back, don't take them in at all.they shouldn't be here, so they must leave,it's that simple.i don't want people to die, but i also don't want our country flooded with people we cant take in right now.

How do you send them back? How?

You can't just point and say with a stern voice, "go back!"

so, how can you send people back to their country of origin without first offering them food and shelter?

How?

no, rather than taking them in we escort them back safely.we spend more then $800 billion dollars on the military we have the budget to escort them back,but for some reason we don't.

I understand your concern about the cost and resources involved in handling immigration issues. However, the situation is more complex than simply escorting individuals back to their country of origin without providing any support.

While it's true that our military budget is substantial, using military resources for immigration enforcement raises ethical and practical considerations. The primary mission of our military is to defend our nation's security, and diverting significant resources towards immigration enforcement could detract from this mission and strain our military's capabilities.

Additionally, simply escorting individuals back without addressing underlying factors such as economic instability, violence, or persecution in their home countries may not address the root causes of migration. It's essential to approach immigration issues with compassion and consideration for human rights.

Moreover, INTERNATIONAL LAW (something most MAGA don't seem to understand) and humanitarian principles (Again, seems to be a disconnect for MAGA, here) dictate that individuals seeking asylum or refuge should be provided with an opportunity to present their case for protection. Escorting them back without due process could violate these principles and put vulnerable individuals at risk.

While it's crucial to find effective and sustainable solutions to manage immigration, we must ensure that any measures taken uphold our values and commitments to human dignity and rights. It's a complex issue that requires thoughtful consideration and comprehensive solutions.