The Trump Crime Family
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With Trudope it will not. He will welcome all of them. They should be all sent back. They will stop coming when they see there are not freebies anymore. And also Mexico is a big issue. A lot of them are entering the US from the Mexico border. Human smuggling is a big thing there, people pay them a thousand dollars to smuggle them across the border. Are these people really poor? People with resources can pay human smugglers to them across the border.
2 men found guilty in human smuggling trial after family died near Manitoba-U.S. border | RCI
Couple and their 2 children were found frozen to death in a Manitoba field in January 2022
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^^^^^ Two human smugglers were found guilty when a family and someone else froze to death attempting to enter the US illegally from Canada.
Possibly because Trump himself is ignorant.
He want to impose tarrifs to Canada and Mexico in part to stop Fentanyl traffic from those 2 countries.
Do you know how much Fentanyl has been seized at these borders in last 12 months : Canada : 43 pounds, Mexico : 21 900 pounds.
Immigrants intercepted at the frontiers in last 12 months, Canada 23271, Mexico 1 530 523.
True....and OTTAWA has already a plan wth drones and will allow for more RCMP intervention .....it will b solved easily....it's just big bluff to look tough ....BUT his real problem will b MEXICO......they are ready for a trade war....won't b easy to deal with them...
and who will pay for this chaos....the consumer......and he will b soft with CHINA cause the C0-PRESIDENT MUSK has massive massive investments there and electric cars for sale in US.....
and who will pay for this chaos....the consumer......and he will b soft with CHINA cause the C0-PRESIDENT MUSK has massive massive investments there and electric cars for sale in US.....
With Trudope it will not. He will welcome all of them. They should be all sent back. They will stop coming when they see there are not freebies anymore. And also Mexico is a big issue. A lot of them are entering the US from the Mexico border. Human smuggling is a big thing there, people pay them a thousand dollars to smuggle them across the border. Are these people really poor? People with resources can pay human smugglers to them across the border.
2 men found guilty in human smuggling trial after family died near Manitoba-U.S. border | RCI
Couple and their 2 children were found frozen to death in a Manitoba field in January 2022
^^^^^ Two human smugglers were found guilty when a family and someone else froze to death attempting to enter the US illegally from Canada.
And six (Men, women and children) drowned in Akwasasne when a Mohawk was trying to bring them in USA a couple yearrs ago.
I can't bad mouth immigration, they need to filter who comes in and the amount of jobs we have here in Canada, when my grand mother was in palliative care the nurse in charge of her was a Muslim she was the nicest women i have met she even held me in her arms when my grand mother passed, my current medical doctor is also an immigrant he is great not a pill pusher and he recommended a tone of test when i saw him last time.
What bothers me more is the ones that comes in to commit crime, this violence in Montreal. Yes i also work with some immigrant that are very racist among Quebecers, one tried to go to HR playing the racist card but when the investigation was done he was the one making racist comment and got fired , this played against him. Also the women at the Palestinian OTAN protest who did the Nazi sign way to go she had 2 coffee shops that are now closed. Behaviour like this should not be tolerated.
Trudeau needs to go for sure fk is 250$ per month, and make Canada a better place.
What bothers me more is the ones that comes in to commit crime, this violence in Montreal. Yes i also work with some immigrant that are very racist among Quebecers, one tried to go to HR playing the racist card but when the investigation was done he was the one making racist comment and got fired , this played against him. Also the women at the Palestinian OTAN protest who did the Nazi sign way to go she had 2 coffee shops that are now closed. Behaviour like this should not be tolerated.
Trudeau needs to go for sure fk is 250$ per month, and make Canada a better place.
Trump is more of a social media sensation, he elects all those morons by is side, I just hope things get better but its scary would Harris been better who knows.
Yeah Trump is so ignorant he devastated the Dems.
Even if he stops half of what he is expecting.
He is playing up to his promises, which will go over well with his voters, that so called dumb guy knows exactly what he is doing.
Kind of strange to see a politician keeping one of his promises.
Perhaps Dems one day will look in the mirror and realize that they are not nearly as smart as they think they are.
They lost because of their smug elitist self righteous attitude and calling the ordinary voter ignorant and dumb.
What they don’t realize is that there is book smart and then there is life smart and I will let you guess where Dems are sorely lacking.
On the immigrants treatment, some Republican americans aknowledge that they are essential in agricultural and food processing jobs.
If you look at clips of workers in the fields and meat processing plants, what percentage of white privilaged Americans do you see ?
I would bet around 0% !
Trump policies on immigration are not supported by around 50 % of republicans !
Careful not to conflate immigrants and temporary guest workers with illegals.
We have a lot of temporary guest workers in those fields in Canada but they are not illegals. They are vetted, must work in safe conditions and pay taxes. Don’t think Trump has issues with this and it is not a white/brown issue.
Illegal and non vetted are not needed anywhere.
Safety comes first there is no reason for anybody who hasn’t been thoroughly checked out to enter the US or Canada.
Nobody should be swimming across or coming over or under barbed wire nobody needs or wants those kind of people that is total bullshit.
You didn’t know what Democrats needed to win but now you all of a sudden know what Republicans want as well.
Keep on grasping at straws.
Trumps policies were supported by an overwhelming majority of Republicans, perhaps you should revisit the November 5 results lol.
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I was writing about USA, not Canada. I am aware of the situation in Canada with seasonal workers that here legally.
Speaking off november 5 results, I just learned that 21% of American adults are considered illeterate, maening they have the equivalent reading comprehension of a sixth grade student.
That is one reason Trump won the election.
In his rallys, that's why he made a show instead of speaking about adult and serious matters.
You see, you are continually learning things.
Trump is good at educating the elite.
November 5 was a hell of an education for them.
Pretty sure the illiterate don't vote. What does get me is Democrats who think they are smart just because they did vote for Harris.
He didn't educate the elite, it's much easier to fill his supporters with thousand of lies that they believe.
A good perventage probably have IQ lower than that of the the Border Colley that can identify at least 1000 objects by their name.
You can find videos of her !
Seems Dems have less intelligence than a Border Collie as they won’t accept defeat and just keep harping on the same rhetoric that got them a huge shellacking.
Their smug attitude lost them the White House, the Senate, the House, but they are the intelligent ones, go figure lol
The "educated" Democrats, donated over a billion dollars to Harris's campaign. Which she over spent by 20 million plus within 107 days. Some of the money was spent on rich celebrities that don't need the money. The "educated" Democrat supporters got played.
In a new Stagwell survey of 100 CEOs of companies with 10,000-plus employees, 52% of respondents from U.S.-based companies said they believed Trump would be more likely to boost the global economy if elected, vs. 15% for Harris. The remainder said it was a draw. Only 30% of CEOs leading non-U.S. companies felt the same way, vs. 35% for Harris. That geographic divide might reflect the fact that U.S. leaders are more concerned about domestic regulation while their foreign counterparts are worried about tariffs.
The Dems never post the entire script, just cherry pick what they want you to hear.
After winning the vote of the state's Republicans by a wide margin on Tuesday, the real estate billionaire rattled off a list of those groups who swept him to victory: "We won with young. We won with old. We won with highly educated. We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated."
By Wednesday morning, the phrase "I LOVE THE POORLY EDUCATED" was trending heavily. On Twitter, it was tweeted roughly 15 times a minute, according to social media analytics firm Zoomph.
"I am, by modern standards, poorly educated, and I think that Donald Trump is a threat to America," tweeted Aaron Camp (@AaronApolloCamp).
Another Twitter user, Kat (@VTweddingPhoto), wrote, "This is an embarrassment. For the GOP and for us as Americans. The world is once again laughing."
The Dems never post the entire script, just cherry pick what they want you to hear.
After winning the vote of the state's Republicans by a wide margin on Tuesday, the real estate billionaire rattled off a list of those groups who swept him to victory: "We won with young. We won with old. We won with highly educated. We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated."
By Wednesday morning, the phrase "I LOVE THE POORLY EDUCATED" was trending heavily. On Twitter, it was tweeted roughly 15 times a minute, according to social media analytics firm Zoomph.
"I am, by modern standards, poorly educated, and I think that Donald Trump is a threat to America," tweeted Aaron Camp (@AaronApolloCamp).
Another Twitter user, Kat (@VTweddingPhoto), wrote, "This is an embarrassment. For the GOP and for us as Americans. The world is once again laughing."
I didn't include what Congress the PL was. But Beginning in 1980, the U.S. government moved from an ad hoc approach to the permanent, standardized system for identifying, vetting, and resettling prospective refugees that is still in use tod
I do not know what the term open border means. Yes, we have the massive ports of entry with zillions of lanes of cars, trucks etc, usually backed up at the main entry points. So yes, the border is open, but most of the drugs come via these entry points because only a tiny percentage of vehicles can be checked with secondary screening. We need more funds, as in the Trump-canned border bill of Biden/Harris for more agents, judges, modern detection equipment and drug dogs who are very good at smelling out illegal drugs.
If someone swims across the river or in a non port of entry, we don't shoot them; we get their ID and process them as refugees. But we need many more border agents and cameras to see them, etc; all in the border bill, Trump told his minions not to vote on since, instead of solving the problem, he wanted to run on it.
Yes, our legal refugee immigration system is a mess, mostly due to the lack of immigration judges, so it can take many years to get before a judge. The processing system is a mess. The Biden/Harris bipartism bill, which went further than ever to address the issue, including stuff many Democrats would oppose to get the needed R's to approve, was likely to pass. Except Trump told his slaves not to consider it since he wanted to use it as a political campaign issue.
Once judges here the cases of those that show up years later, most are rejected since they do no meet the strict definition. But they are technically "legal" until they get before a judge years later and are rejected or accepted.
Under U.S. law, a “refugee” is a person who is unable or unwilling to return to his or her home country because of “persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution” due to race, membership in a particular social group, political opinion, religion, or national origin.viii This definition is based on the United Nations 1951 Convention and 1967 Protocols relating to the Status of Refugees, to which the United States became a party in 1968. Following the Vietnam War and the U.S. experience resettling Southeast Asian refugees, Congress passed the Refugee Act of 1980, which incorporated the Convention’s definition into U.S. law and provides the legal basis for today’s U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP)
This next part is likely why, under Biden, the number of accepted is way below the annual cap:
The international definition of a “refugee” encompasses only a subset of the entire population of forcibly displaced individuals. Individuals who are not defined as “refugees” may be forced to leave their homes for reasons other than “persecution or a well-founded fear of persecution.” For instance, as of 2021, there were 4.4 million Venezuelans displaced abroad who did not qualify as either refugees or asylum seekers because they left Venezuela to escape socioeconomic conditions such as violent crime and poverty rather than persecution. Despite the fact that these individuals may not fit within the legal definition of a refugee, they are often referred to colloquially as refugees because they are people who fled terrible conditions in their home countries. This has created considerable confusion about the meaning of the term “refugee,” which can be used either colloquially or legally.
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