Comments on: The Pitfalls of Racializing Immigration Enforcement

By: Geary

Geary — Fri, 19 Jul 2019 02:36:20 +0000

I wonder how many of these reparation types, had their fore fathers not been sold to the Dutch and New England slave traders by their fellow African captors would be trying to break in to this country through the southern border.
Further, since there are now Africans trying to break in to the US through the southern border, will they be eligible for reparations if 1. None of their forefathers were sold into slavery thus trapping them in Africa for generations or 2. Some of their relatives were sold into slavery but their side of the family was not thus trapping them in Africa for generations.

By: softwarengineer

softwarengineer — Thu, 18 Jul 2019 15:07:14 +0000

Its Not Racist

To chant “send ’em back” to where they came from. My gosh that’s their beloved Motherlands they wave their flags proudly when they invade America…

By: Leland

Leland — Wed, 17 Jul 2019 23:15:43 +0000

When the immigration act of 1965 was being debated in Congress, Ted Kennedy scoffed at critics who predicted a million immigrants a year would be the eventual outcome. He also promised that it would not change the ethnic makeup of the country. Sort of like pretending that there would be, is, no “crisis”? Teddy’s assurances were as bad as his driving record. He also promised in 1986 that “never again will another amnesty bill be brought to the floor of the Senate”. But that’s the left. Say whatever you have to at the time and then when you are proved wrong, blather on and blame your opponents and insist that only you have the solutions for the problem you said didn’t exist.

A couple nights after the NYC blackout NBC Nightly News did a report on our electrical infrastructure. The problem is that it is stretched to the limit now, without the added millions of people that the open borders advocates, aka most of the Democratic party and big business, want to add to our population every year. Just like adding all those people won’t further add to the congestion on our already overwhelmed freeways. Or the water supplies, schools, housing. It’s all gravy according to them. All those $9 an hour workers paying little or no taxes will “grow our economy”.

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By: Ron Coon

Ron Coon — Wed, 17 Jul 2019 20:06:09 +0000

How can you racialize something of which the majority is true? 80%!

By: Ron Coon

Ron Coon — Wed, 17 Jul 2019 19:59:07 +0000

As of 2014, the majority of illegal aliens in the US, 56% were Mexican, 24% were of other Latin American (80% Hispanic), 9% were Asian, 6% were European and Canadian, and the rest were from the rest of the world.