A person who enters the US illegally is simply just a criminal breaking the law. They are not an immigrant!

Innocent until proven guilty exists there is no evidence that he did do that so the assumption of innocence is used. However if you come into this country with no legal permission then it’s easy to check simply by asking “may I see a proof of citizenship or work/visitation papers” if they are illegal then they don’t have any unless they were given out like free candy by the democrats.

I heard that you rape women and children. So, based on your own standard, that means you a criminal pedophile.

Unproven accusations aren’t facts. A criminal is a criminal. Someone who violates the law. Why do you need it to be specific?

So he has legal status. Not an illegal immigrant.

Uh no. They had to attend mandatory classes that taught us goverment and history and law, not be communist, and many other restrictions.

Not according to the law...

OOPS OOPS!!

Yes, you have problems differentiating legal and illegal... LOL

Legally immigrated. See the difference is legal and illegal. Meaning there is a way to do it without breaking the law.

Was

Because no “brown” people overstayed their visa and got away with it? White hate is racism.

And to think, a century ago Slavs were on the banned in the USA list as well with the 1924 law.

Also in Europe where they weren't considered true Whites courtesy of having a little bit of Genghis Khan & Co in them and not being Germanic and Protestant.

And to think 800 years ago people didn’t like marauders from the east.

And to think Arabs castrated black slaves they took into Arabia.

And to think people off all races discriminated against their fellow men and committed atrocities upon them.

Ya hear that IRONMOUSE?

“Immigrant” by itself means someone who takes up permanent residence in a foreign place. However “illegal immigrant” refers to someone who enters a foreign place through ILLEGAL means. Context is necessary for terms like these.

With the catch being that U.S. law literally makes it impossible to "illegally enter" the country.

It’s really not. have you ever tried? many people do it all the time so idk what your yapping about.

*sigh* Read it again, pay attention to the part in quotes and think about the fact that context is U.S. law not physical crossing.

Search up “how to immigrate to the us legally” there will be a step by step guide to entering this country and taking up residence legally it’s not hard and definitely not impossible.

Irrelevant to the matter at hand; we're talking about how federal law literally makes it impossible to "illegally enter" the United States.

If it’s impossible to illegally enter this country then anybody can enter however they want anyone terrorists, rapist, murderers all of them. If it were impossible to illegally immigrate here the country would already be in ruin.

You're still conveniently ignoring the fact that we're talking about federal law concerning traverse of the border rather than the physical act of traversing the border.

I have no idea what your on about here because federal law has restrictions on who can and can’t enter the country you need a work visa, passport, green card, or citizenship to legally cross the border anyone without one or if theirs expires are considered illegal immigrants. Crossing the border is a physical act that you do and the process for inspection is not hard for anyone with nothing to hide.

Check your work. It actually is the requirements list for someone to be eligible to apply for asylum residence. It says "To qualify, the applicant must demonstrate that they are a refugee, defined as someone unable or unwilling to return to their home country due to persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion." as stated on https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=Title+13&f=treesort&num=13209

it also outlines the rules and restrictions of a person given asylum privileges.

You don't? Well then, you might want to read 8 U.S.C. § 1158 because it negates work visa, passport, green card & citizenship requirements to legally cross the border for a period of 1 year, strips statutes requiring entry only at designated points of their power.
In other words, it's the U.S. which law literally makes it impossible to "illegally enter" the country *assuming certain conditions.*

Hence the term illegal. Some immigrants do it legally, many more do it illegally, which makes them
Criminals. It’s not hard. It’s English.

What does this have to do with the comment?