It applies especially to DACA recipients.
DACA is a whole other can of worms. The more lenient we are on the applicable situations, the more it encourages defiance of immigration policies.
It applies especially to DACA recipients.
The process of recognition requires screening, which usually requires detainment as well.
NYC is dying.
When is the last time you were in NYC and what led you to believe that the city is "dying"?Immigrants create businesses at a ta faster rate than citizens. They pay taxes and do work you people deign. It is just hate that prevents from America from realizing its potential.
ButtBoy. Have you ever driven on the Freeway? Have you ever tried to find a Parking Spot at the Beach? Taken your kids to DisneyLand?
Yes, I have. Saying DisneyLand is crowded is like saying water is wet. It's designed to be crowded.
So ... do YOU like that? Or maybe prefer it to be LESS CROWDED?
I guess you don't get out much. There is a LOT of open country out there in the U.S.
You didn't say anything about detainment. I didn't either. I was correcting your inaccurate statement that the US doesn't have to let in people who are seeking asylum.
You must realize, I hope, that your example of a crowded DisneyLand as evidence that the country is too crowded is utterly asinine.
Immigrants create businesses at a ta faster rate than citizens. They pay taxes and do work you people deign. It is just hate that prevents from America from realizing its potential.
Yes. Why do people MOVE from crowded Cities to the Suburbs? Why do people like Open Spaces? Why do people NOT like living like Rats on top of each other?
Gee. Really tough questions.
According to the 2010 census, more than 80% of Americans live in urban areas. Presumably most of them made that choice. You don't have a point.
So, I have to ask a few questions on this one. How broadly are we defining a valid asylum claim? A lot of the world is in a pretty bad state, at least compared to the First World. One could argue that the majorities of the populations in much of Central America and Africa could reasonably make a claim in favor of relocating here for a better life. If we accepted all those who would like to come here who did not carry a highly contagious disease and did not have a criminal record, you'd be looking at dozens of millions of people. What would you consider a reasonable limit to entry? Is there a valid numerical limit in your opinion, or is the limit based on something else?
It sounds like this is a far cry from the left that used to shun "legislating morality." If you're claiming that spending for the poor is a moral duty, why not apply morality to other facets of policy? Is it moral to have policies that encourage having children out of wedlock? Is it moral to have a society that is blasé about sleeping around?
So you think Jesus wasted his time with helping those who had no desire to repent? It's one thing to forgive those who seek forgiveness, but you can't exactly forgive those who kill and maim with no remorse.
What is "not happening" is the concentration camp hyperbole your side rambles about.
...because it's more than "1%". Granted, because of the nature of the industry, it's hard to gauge what the actual rate is, like any other illegal activity. We can only go by the cases we catch.
It's no different from the gap between the recorded rape rate and the actual rape rate. We know the former but can only infer the latter.
I guess I should have phrased it better then. My point was that we don't have to let in everyone who seeks asylum. As you said, we're supposed to accept valid claims, but there seems to be a push to broaden what qualifies as a valid claim.
Good. Go somewhere else and do that. But ...
DON"T tell them to OVERBREED and that when it gets TOO CROWDED in their Country, they can always come HERE.
hahahahaha ...
It's the PERFECT example.
Who benefits by MORE PEOPLE?
a. The Capitalists.
b. The Worker Drones.
Why do you think American Capitalists ran over each other to gain access to the Chinese Masses? 1.5 Billion Consumers. Think of ALL THE MONEY!
Oooooo ... what if America had 1.5 Billion People? Think of the MONEY. Think of ALL THE MONEY!
Naturally, the Capitalists will be living on their 10 acre Estates, ... while YOU will be living in the 'Rabbit Hutches'.
Hah!
It's a simple point.
Who benefits by 'MORE PEOPLE'?
If it helps, let's use the DisneyLand example. 'WHO' benefits by a crowded Amusement Park?
a. The Owner and the Shareholders?
b. The Consumers?
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Asses like you would rather see them starve, or be killed, rather then guarantee them a safe life.
So, I have to ask a few questions on this one. How broadly are we defining a valid asylum claim?
It sounds like this is a far cry from the left that used to shun "legislating morality." If you're claiming that spending for the poor is a moral duty, why not apply morality to other facets of policy? Is it moral to have policies that encourage having children out of wedlock? Is it moral to have a society that is blasé about sleeping around?
So you think Jesus wasted his time with helping those who had no desire to repent? It's one thing to forgive those who seek forgiveness, but you can't exactly forgive those who kill and maim with no remorse.
What is "not happening" is the concentration camp hyperbole your side rambles about.
...because it's more than "1%". Granted, because of the nature of the industry, it's hard to gauge what the actual rate is, like any other illegal activity. We can only go by the cases we catch.
It's no different from the gap between the recorded rape rate and the actual rape rate. We know the former but can only infer the latter.