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Originally Posted by Guest
Ask the Americans who live along or near the boarders.
How about the daily camera views showing lines of people coming across at night.
So is it OK that only 60% of all coming are doing so illegally? Of course not.
The wall does not fix the problem. It is a neccessary start that sends the message, the open door policy is no more.
Next the boarder patrol needs to be directed to enforce the laws on immigration currently on the books. No paper work or wrong paper work turn around and hit the road.
Visa is expired? Get ready because to be checked upon and sent back when found.
One the boarders are closed and secured and the existing laws enforced we can determine what to do about the illegals that have lived here illegally for many years. They cannot remain in illegal status. That does not mean deport automatically. It means a determination to be made on what it takes to remain.
Those who are arguing aginst the wall are unfortunately victims of the partisan vote pandering offense.
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I hear what you are saying about the wall. If the Democrats agree that the wall has to be completed first, they know that there will never be a second step. How do they know this? There was a Senate bipartisan bill that gave the Republicans a wall, and addressed the illegals in this countries. It never hit the floor in the House, because of the Hastert Rule. The state of politics has gone way down hill since then.
Given the current state of the Trump's constant noise with the other Republicans hopefuls following suit about immigration, the Republicans only solution is to deport all illegals. You don't stir up this much hate, and think that you can walk away from it.
It wasn't me that corrected your border/boarder. The correction was uncalled for given comment that followed.