HUD moves to cancel illegal immigrants' public housing access

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  1. Steve N

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    Thanks for totally avoiding the question.
     
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    Absolutely friggin brilliant

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    for "paying customers"; refugees merely need federal identification for civil purposes.
     
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    Good! These invaders and welfare hunters have no right to ANYTHING that are reserved for American citizens! They are nothing but a huge mob of wanna-be parasites, rushing the border because they know that radical Democrats will wait for them with open arms. Ha! But NOT if the bastards get caught first!

    They need to be told to go the hell back to their own countries and apply for asylum, visas, work permits, or whatever the hell it is that they want. Then, to WAIT until the United States makes a decision about what, if anything, may be done in response to their requests. Simple! To anyone but a bleeding-heart, weepy-ass, America-hating Democrat this makes perfect sense!
     
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    Modern technologies could place housing underwater and the runway on top.
     
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    A child born to an illegal alien in the US is an American citizen.
    I see no problem giving such families assistance - why punish a child US citizen?
     
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    Do we have excess public housing? If not then any public housing an illegal gets they get it before and American.
     
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    They could even include at dirigible capable heliport.
     
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    I don't like the idea of separating families, so the child should go live with its parents, who will not be living in the US.

    (Oh, guess what, if that child is not living in the US they're not under US jurisdiction, so no need to have to give them citizenship under the Fourteenth Amendment, provided they were sent back as a baby)
     
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    You know what's interesting? By comparison, there are so many coming today, I don't think Ellis Island would be big enough, it would be a complete joke.

    The number of immigrants going through Ellis Island during its heyday was just a trickle compared to the amount of illegal immigration today.

    Did you know in just one year the US deported more illegals than the total number of African slaves who had ever been brought to the US?
    Just to help put the numbers in proportion.
     
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    The south pole s available

    Send the refugees there
     
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    Thousands could be processed per day at Ellis Island. We should have no crisis on our border.
     
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    Techwood Homes, my parents lived there for a short period in the 30's.

    I remember going to see my grandmother in public housing, and at that time all her neighbors then were black, and not once did she say a bad thing about them. My grandmother mended clothes for the blacks, traveled all over Atlanta doing that kind of stuff, and would bring over cans of that peanut butter that was hard as a mother with the oil on top that nobody there would want to eat. She actually preferred to live there.

    I'm not for public housing in the sense we think of them as "projects," I would rather change the zoning laws...so smaller houses are affordable and interspersed. Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing; without changes to zoning, it is unworkable. Kind of like that guy that asked me to find him a house in the black hood and give him the listing so he could give it to a black realtor, because it was a "black thing" like Jet magazine; it would have been illegal; simply put, you can't force integration. Make housing affordable, but not socialist. And no freaking way should an illegal get a freaking dime of public money.
     
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    new cities in more optimal locations helps improve our economy.
     
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    Correction, it was built in the thirties, they live there after WWII, when it was still all white I believe.
     
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    Considering that AOC claims the illegals are escaping the horrors of global warming, that’s not a bad idea.
     
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    A US citizen is a US citizen. Breaking up a family of bad. Sending a US citizen outside of the jurisdiction of the US government doesn’t sit well with me either.
    It is my belief that if a child is born to a couple of illegal aliens then that child and immediate family should be treated as Americans.
    If you don’t like illegal immigration - crack down on points of entry and work on prevention. Once a child is born in the US that child’s rights is no different from any other American, adult or child. Sending one off to a crap hole country is not a good way of dealing with the issue - do you want someone who has birthright citizenship to become a US president, even if that citizen spent absolute majority of their live outside of the US?
     
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    The law can always be changed. I believe the Fourteenth Amendment was meant to apply in a more general sense, like being under continued US jurisdiction. Not instant now you're permanently a citizen.

    In other words you believe in the concept of anchor babies.
     
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    That an interesting but not very likely scenario

    Besides I cant imagine anyone hating America more than the clueless liberal snowflakes being produced in our education system now

    Illegal aliens are gaming the system through the anchor baby loophole and I am damn tired of it

    If someone has to be hurt I prefer it to be the illegal aliens and their offspring rather than the rest of America
     
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    No, I believe in birthright citizenship. In absolute majority of the worlds countries citizenship is based on land where one is born.
    I’m pretty conservative on issues of immigration and strongly believe prevention is the best, but if a child is born in the US, even to the illegal alien parents, I strongly believe that child and the family should be treated as one of us.
    You can’t logically be conservative and good meaning citizen if you are willing to send one of your own into a crap hole for the sins of ones parents.
    If you advocate that then how can you not advocate reparations for blacks? Why not punish everyone for the sins of their ancestors?
    Judging by your logic every live human being is going to be guilty of some crimes committed by their ancestors, therefore they should be punished for it today!
     
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    I think it's the complete opposite. There are almost no other countries that give out automatic citizenship based on place of birth alone.
     
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    There's like a 3 year wait now for public housing, even longer for Section 8 vouchers. A lot of people are CLUELESS about this. Let the illegals eat cake. (or tacos)..
     
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    It's not one of our own. That baby does not have the same type of citizenship as other Americans (which was previously explained).
    The baby doesn't even speak English, has not had time to become "naturalized", and its parents who the baby needs to take care of it don't even have the legal right to be in the country.

    I will also point out that baby may have spent most of its life gestating inside a womb in another country. Just because a pregnant woman sneaks across the border eight months into her pregnancy and gives birth doesn't make that baby an American.
     
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    So do you support birth tourism, where foreigners come here to deliver? I hate to think how many of those deliveries US taxpayers pay for.
     
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    Crickets
     
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