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  • this crapping on our welfare system, etc, and our culture will just have to stop.

    https://www.theblaze.com/news/ice-arrests-680-removable-aliens-in-raids-on-mississippi-processing-plants

  • this crapping on our welfare system, etc, and our culture will just have to stop.

    https://www.theblaze.com/news/ice-arrests-680-removable-aliens-in-raids-on-mississippi-processing-plants

    @calfoxwc said:

    this crapping on our welfare system, etc, and our culture will just have to stop.

    https://www.theblaze.com/news/ice-arrests-680-removable-aliens-in-raids-on-mississippi-processing-plants

    Blame the company that hired them without- or not verifying citizen ship status. . Oh, and they were working. Doesn't fit your definition of deadbeat scum only here to freeload off of our healthcare, does it? 

    Cal I'd bet 1\2 of the roofers in Dayton are illegals. American deadbeats don't want to get up on roofs with shingles when the heat up there approaches 120 degrees, they're they ones sitting on their asses collecting welfare. 

  • If we got half of the existing illegals to pay taxes and learn the pledge of allegiance in English I’d grant them citizenships 

    imagine our tax base if everyone here was legit...

    we must bring immigrants into this country the legal way.  

  • If we got half of the existing illegals to pay taxes and learn the pledge of allegiance in English I’d grant them citizenships 

    imagine our tax base if everyone here was legit...

    we must bring immigrants into this country the legal way.  

    @hammertime said:

    If we got half of the existing illegals to pay taxes and learn the pledge of allegiance in English I’d grant them citizenships 

    imagine our tax base if everyone here was legit...

    we must bring immigrants into this country the legal way.  

    Yes! how much of this actually affects the gdp 

    like the simple easy to see fact that if more people are working - more taxes get paid eases the load on the rest of us

  • Yes....if only we got some tax revenue from those below minimum wage illegals. Then we'd be set.

    Much more than squaring up corporate and extremely wealthy loopholes....

  • Yes....if only we got some tax revenue from those below minimum wage illegals. Then we'd be set.

    Much more than squaring up corporate and extremely wealthy loopholes....

    @mld-woody said:

    Yes....if only we got some tax revenue from those below minimum wage illegals. Then we'd be set.

    Much more than squaring up corporate and extremely wealthy loopholes....

    You do understand what percentage of the tax comes from the extremely wealthy, correct? And corporate profits do go  toward the income  ordinary American investors right? And wanting illegals for the amount of tax they pay is a little bit like wanting more violent home Invaders if they clean up the blood afterwards isn't it?

    WSS

  • I always laugh about the illegal immigrants stuff because most are here to work and send money back to their poor families. They don't apply for any benefits for fear of being discovered. And you find them in all those really hard, hot working places more often than not which means construction of all kinds (several are really good with limestone used in central Texas housing) and farm crop harvesting, both in the hottest days of the year here in Texas for sure. I had Hondurans replacing my roof last year. They were actually legally here from the same small Honduran town under the asylum program and hired by a Mexican American run roofing company. They were all trying to learn English while I was trying to brush up my Spanish. And they did one hellofa good job replacing the roof in a very short time working from dawn to dusk in August. I made sure I kept a big cooler of iced down bottles of water for them. They refused a beer at the end of the day so that I would not be liable for anything that might happen once they left the work site. That had been explained to them by the roofing company and they took it seriously. Very responsible people with families to feed through hard work, not welfare.

  • I always laugh about the illegal immigrants stuff because most are here to work and send money back to their poor families. They don't apply for any benefits for fear of being discovered. And you find them in all those really hard, hot working places more often than not which means construction of all kinds (several are really good with limestone used in central Texas housing) and farm crop harvesting, both in the hottest days of the year here in Texas for sure. I had Hondurans replacing my roof last year. They were actually legally here from the same small Honduran town under the asylum program and hired by a Mexican American run roofing company. They were all trying to learn English while I was trying to brush up my Spanish. And they did one hellofa good job replacing the roof in a very short time working from dawn to dusk in August. I made sure I kept a big cooler of iced down bottles of water for them. They refused a beer at the end of the day so that I would not be liable for anything that might happen once they left the work site. That had been explained to them by the roofing company and they took it seriously. Very responsible people with families to feed through hard work, not welfare.

    @texasag1969 said:

    I always laugh about the illegal immigrants stuff because most are here to work and send money back to their poor families. They don't apply for any benefits for fear of being discovered. And you find them in all those really hard, hot working places more often than not which means construction of all kinds (several are really good with limestone used in central Texas housing) and farm crop harvesting, both in the hottest days of the year here in Texas for sure. I had Hondurans replacing my roof last year. They were actually legally here from the same small Honduran town under the asylum program and hired by a Mexican American run roofing company. They were all trying to learn English while I was trying to brush up my Spanish. And they did one hellofa good job replacing the roof in a very short time working from dawn to dusk in August. I made sure I kept a big cooler of iced down bottles of water for them. They refused a beer at the end of the day so that I would not be liable for anything that might happen once they left the work site. That had been explained to them by the roofing company and they took it seriously. Very responsible people with families to feed through hard work, not welfare.

    One would get the idea from that sermon that living in the United States illegally and the Very concept of citizenship should be changed? 

    One would also assume he would change your mind if they all voted Republican.

    WSS

  • @texasag1969 said:

    I always laugh about the illegal immigrants stuff because most are here to work and send money back to their poor families. They don't apply for any benefits for fear of being discovered. And you find them in all those really hard, hot working places more often than not which means construction of all kinds (several are really good with limestone used in central Texas housing) and farm crop harvesting, both in the hottest days of the year here in Texas for sure. I had Hondurans replacing my roof last year. They were actually legally here from the same small Honduran town under the asylum program and hired by a Mexican American run roofing company. They were all trying to learn English while I was trying to brush up my Spanish. And they did one hellofa good job replacing the roof in a very short time working from dawn to dusk in August. I made sure I kept a big cooler of iced down bottles of water for them. They refused a beer at the end of the day so that I would not be liable for anything that might happen once they left the work site. That had been explained to them by the roofing company and they took it seriously. Very responsible people with families to feed through hard work, not welfare.

    One would get the idea from that sermon that living in the United States illegally and the Very concept of citizenship should be changed? 

    One would also assume he would change your mind if they all voted Republican.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    One would get the idea from that sermon that living in the United States illegally and the Very concept of citizenship should be changed? 

    One would also assume he would change your mind if they all voted Republican.

    WSS

    One would assume you have no idea of the role of immigration in the history of this country. So you also must be saying that Republicans do not support that idea in general. Funny how many actually came from immigrant families including the Liar in Chief who can't even remember it was his grandfather who immigrated here, not his father as he claims. When you lie as often as he does, you can no longer remember where truth starts I guess.

  • I always laugh about the illegal immigrants stuff because most are here to work and send money back to their poor families. They don't apply for any benefits for fear of being discovered. And you find them in all those really hard, hot working places more often than not which means construction of all kinds (several are really good with limestone used in central Texas housing) and farm crop harvesting, both in the hottest days of the year here in Texas for sure. I had Hondurans replacing my roof last year. They were actually legally here from the same small Honduran town under the asylum program and hired by a Mexican American run roofing company. They were all trying to learn English while I was trying to brush up my Spanish. And they did one hellofa good job replacing the roof in a very short time working from dawn to dusk in August. I made sure I kept a big cooler of iced down bottles of water for them. They refused a beer at the end of the day so that I would not be liable for anything that might happen once they left the work site. That had been explained to them by the roofing company and they took it seriously. Very responsible people with families to feed through hard work, not welfare.

    @texasag1969 said:

    I always laugh about the illegal immigrants stuff because most are here to work and send money back to their poor families. They don't apply for any benefits for fear of being discovered. And you find them in all those really hard, hot working places more often than not which means construction of all kinds (several are really good with limestone used in central Texas housing) and farm crop harvesting, both in the hottest days of the year here in Texas for sure. I had Hondurans replacing my roof last year. They were actually legally here from the same small Honduran town under the asylum program and hired by a Mexican American run roofing company. They were all trying to learn English while I was trying to brush up my Spanish. And they did one hellofa good job replacing the roof in a very short time working from dawn to dusk in August. I made sure I kept a big cooler of iced down bottles of water for them. They refused a beer at the end of the day so that I would not be liable for anything that might happen once they left the work site. That had been explained to them by the roofing company and they took it seriously. Very responsible people with families to feed through hard work, not welfare.

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  • @westside-steve said:

    One would get the idea from that sermon that living in the United States illegally and the Very concept of citizenship should be changed? 

    One would also assume he would change your mind if they all voted Republican.

    WSS

    One would assume you have no idea of the role of immigration in the history of this country. So you also must be saying that Republicans do not support that idea in general. Funny how many actually came from immigrant families including the Liar in Chief who can't even remember it was his grandfather who immigrated here, not his father as he claims. When you lie as often as he does, you can no longer remember where truth starts I guess.

    @texasag1969 said:

    One would assume you have no idea of the role of immigration in the history of this country. So you also must be saying that Republicans do not support that idea in general. Funny how many actually came from immigrant families including the Liar in Chief who can't even remember it was his grandfather who immigrated here, not his father as he claims. When you lie as often as he does, you can no longer remember where truth starts I guess.

    How the fuck did you derive all of that from what Steve said? Just throwin any shit that comes to your mind I guess.

  • Wait, leftist haters? Or haters of leftists? These titles get so confusing.

  • I must have struck a nerve by posting common sense...

    come here legally and pay taxes like the rest of us.

    what is so damn hard about that?

  • Yes....if only we got some tax revenue from those below minimum wage illegals. Then we'd be set.

    Much more than squaring up corporate and extremely wealthy loopholes....

    @mld-woody said:

    Yes....if only we got some tax revenue from those below minimum wage illegals. Then we'd be set.

    Much more than squaring up corporate and extremely wealthy loopholes....

    Degree from Michigan and that’s your response?

    how could you not agree with something so simple?

  • @calfoxwc said:

    this crapping on our welfare system, etc, and our culture will just have to stop.

    https://www.theblaze.com/news/ice-arrests-680-removable-aliens-in-raids-on-mississippi-processing-plants

    Blame the company that hired them without- or not verifying citizen ship status. . Oh, and they were working. Doesn't fit your definition of deadbeat scum only here to freeload off of our healthcare, does it? 

    Cal I'd bet 1\2 of the roofers in Dayton are illegals. American deadbeats don't want to get up on roofs with shingles when the heat up there approaches 120 degrees, they're they ones sitting on their asses collecting welfare. 

    @hoorta said:

    Blame the company that hired them without- or not verifying citizen ship status. . Oh, and they were working. Doesn't fit your definition of deadbeat scum only here to freeload off of our healthcare, does it? 

    Cal I'd bet 1\2 of the roofers in Dayton are illegals. American deadbeats don't want to get up on roofs with shingles when the heat up there approaches 120 degrees, they're they ones sitting on their asses collecting welfare. 

    A. I DO blame the companies. They can pay illegals cheaply, no benefits, and get away with it. They should get hammered in the courts.

    B. They were working. Until they quit/get laid off, and then they can go join any one of the gangs that are proliferating around our entire country, like they have in mexico for a long time.

    C. Your bet is full on nonsense -  there are plenty of illegals who worked somewhere, and committed rapes etc on their own time. That isn't fine by you, then agree with me that illegals are just bad for our country. They are NOT VETTED.

    D. My whole point is that they are ILLEGAL. They are FLOUTING OUR IMMIGRATION LAWS. They DO NOT PAY INTO SS or MEDICARE. But you know who... want to give it to them anyways. For the democrat votes.

    E. Sure they might have jobs, but they can also be conduits for drugs. How the bleep do you think drugs permeate every state in our country?

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    Barry Latzer, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Criminal Justice at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, in a Jan. 24, 2019 article, "Do Illegal Aliens Have High Crime Rates?," available at city-journal.org, stated:
    "Nationwide data on crime by illegal aliens is unavailable mainly because most states don't keep such records. For instance, California, with Hispanics making up more than 43 percent of its incarcerated population, provides no information on the alienage of its inmates. Texas does, though, and its Department of Public Safety reports that illegal aliens were arrested and charged with more than 298,000 crimes, an average of over 39,000 per year, from June 1, 2011 to the end of 2018. Though some of these arrests were for nonviolent crimes, such as theft, burglary, or drug offenses, they also include many violent crimes: 624 homicides, 1,911 robberies, and 3,955 sexual assaults (which, under Texas law, include rapes)…

    No amount of crime by those who enter this country unlawfully should be acceptable, because it is 'extra' crime that wouldn't occur if our border security were effective."


    Jan. 24, 2019 - Barry Latzer, Ph

    John Lott, Jr., PhD, Dean's Visiting Professor at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Binghamton, in a Feb. 18, 2018 article, "Undocumented Immigrants, U.S. Citizens, and Convicted Criminals in Arizona," available at papers.ssrn.com, stated:
     
    "Undocumented immigrants are at least 142% more likely to be convicted of a crime than other Arizonans. They also tend to commit more serious crimes and serve 10.5% longer sentences, more likely to be classified as dangerous, and 45% more likely to be gang members than U.S. citizens…

    Young convicts are especially likely to be undocumented immigrants. While undocumented immigrants from 15 to 35 years of age make up slightly over two percent of the Arizona population, they make up about eight percent of the prison population. Even after adjusting for the fact that young people commit crime at higher rates, young undocumented immigrants commit crime at twice the rate of young U.S. citizens. These undocumented immigrants also tend to commit more serious crimes."

    Feb. 18, 2018 - John Lott, Jr., PhD 
    Steven Camarota, PhD, Director of Research at the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), in a Jan. 10, 2018 article, "Non-Citizens Committed a Disproportionate Share of Federal Crimes, 2011-16," available at cis.org, stated:
     
    "21% of those convicted of non-immigration crimes were non-citizens — 2.5 times their share of the population…

    Areas where non-citizens account for a much larger share of convictions than their 8.4 percent share of the adult population include:
     
    • 42.4 percent of kidnapping convictions;
    • 31.5 percent of drug convictions;
    • 22.9 percent of money laundering convictions;
    • 13.4 percent of administration of justice offenses (e.g. witness tampering, obstruction, and contempt);
    • 17.8 percent of economic crimes (e.g. larceny, embezzlement, and fraud);
    • 13 percent of other convictions (e.g. bribery, civil rights, environmental, and prison offenses); and
    • 12.8 percent of auto thefts."


    Jan. 10, 2018 - Steven A. Camarota, PhD 

  • but facts don't matter to liberals. they just imagine good things about bad things...

    and the dems gleefully wait for a bunch of illegals voting for them in the next election.