koods said:

I think he probably most concerned about the idiot American president

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XUL said:

What is his stance on Tijuana and general illegal immigration?

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XUL said:

What is his stance on Tijuana and general illegal immigration?

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XUL said:

koods said:

I think he probably most concerned about the idiot American president

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Then I would argue that his priorities are in the wrong area. His people in Tijuana are calling for help.

He needs to grant asylum or deport.

Thinking about Trump will not solve anything.

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I doubt he is doing nothing but thinking of Trump man also right now there's massive deportation going on in Mexico so I'm not sure what you're talking about..

XUL said:

Yeah. I feel you.

I was up in the air about the wall at first, but it makes more and more sense to me now. It will help funnel people into ports of entry where they can legally apply to America.

By cutting aid off from Mexico, Honduras, and so forth, we could start paying on the wall. By reducing illegal immigration, we can lessen the strain on public services and save those services for legal Americans.

As for the ladder or tunnel argument, well, people have Gates and doors on their  property that can be rammed through, but that doesn't mean they don't stave off many offenders.

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XUL said:

Yeah. I feel you.

I was up in the air about the wall at first, but it makes more and more sense to me now. It will help funnel people into ports of entry where they can legally apply to America.

By cutting aid off from Mexico, Honduras, and so forth, we could start paying on the wall. By reducing illegal immigration, we can lessen the strain on public services and save those services for legal Americans.

As for the ladder or tunnel argument, well, people have Gates and doors on their  property that can be rammed through, but that doesn't mean they don't stave off many offenders.

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Seriously_trippin said:

XUL said:

Yeah. I feel you.

I was up in the air about the wall at first, but it makes more and more sense to me now. It will help funnel people into ports of entry where they can legally apply to America.

By cutting aid off from Mexico, Honduras, and so forth, we could start paying on the wall. By reducing illegal immigration, we can lessen the strain on public services and save those services for legal Americans.

As for the ladder or tunnel argument, well, people have Gates and doors on their  property that can be rammed through, but that doesn't mean they don't stave off many offenders.

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Yes but most people who have gates and doors don’t have expensive cartels creating vast tunnels under their houses and bribing people to get past your doors.

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The Ecstatic said:

Meanwhile our fiscal conservative working class hero trump bought a new Air Force One upon entering office.

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Quote:

President Donald Trump racked up an estimated $17 million tab by flying on Air Force One to more than 40 political rallies in the lead up to the 2018 midterm elections, a Quartz investigation found.

Because Trump had been using the plane to stump for Republican candidates, the GOP or his re-election campaign is supposed to reimburse taxpayers for a portion of the cost. However, Quartz reports that the Trump campaign has thus far only paid the Treasury $112,667.90 in March and April for air travel expenses, or approximately 0.7 percent of the total cost. It is unclear when, or if, the campaign might issue additional payments.

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