U.S. Immigration roundup that targeted 2,100 nets 35 arrests

Mac-7 · Jul 31, 2019

Doofenshmirtz said: ↑

Perhaps announcing it ahead of time was not the best strategy. While I am not a Trump supporter, I do support border security. One thing you did not take into consideration is the deterrent effect. When they get here, they send money back home along with the message "Come on in, its great here!" Now more will risk death and rape trying to get here.

Is it possible that these officers and courthouses would still have to be paid even if they were not arresting them?
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You make a more rational criticism of trump than the hair-on-fire anti trump crowd

Someone on the trump adminstration telegraphed the next move which was rather stupid

alexa · Jul 31, 2019

It isn't just the US who is doing this. The UK government is doing it too. It just keeps a bit quieter.

Forced evictions of unsuccessful asylum seekers have been condemned as “regrettable and harsh” by the Archbishop of Glasgow.

Philip Tartaglia accused the UK Government of “bringing indignity and suffering on the refugees and asylum seekers” in a strongly worded letter to the newly appointed Home Secretary.

Calling for evicted people to have access to “decent accommodation in accordance with their human dignity”, Scotland’s most senior Catholic addressed a plea to Priti Patel to stop making people homeless.

In his letter, the 68-year-old wrote: “I am advised that the policy of forced evictions of refugees and asylum seekers in Glasgow is now being implemented by Serco on behalf of the UK Government.

“This measure is regrettable and harsh, bringing indignity and suffering on the refugees and asylum seekers, and dismay to the citizens of Glasgow.
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https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/scot...-of-asylum-seekers/ar-AAF7vHl?ocid=spartanntp

Previously the Tory Party had sent vans around telling them to go home.

vman12 · Jul 31, 2019

fullmetaljack said: ↑

I wish Dirty Donnie continued success, at the same rate.

35 arrests works out to about $375,000 per arrest. Of course, now you have to process them in court.
At a 1.6% success rate, lets be generous and double it to 3.2%, that works out to ...............we’ll let the Trumpettes do the math.

LMAO
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Now do the math for the taxpayer to fund care for them at 140k more a month.

fullmetaljack · Aug 1, 2019

vman12 said: ↑

Now do the math for the taxpayer to fund care for them at 140k more a month.
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So what you're saying is, it would be cheaper to hand them a work visa and let them work for a living at a real wage with Wcomp coverage etc.

Excellent idea. You sound like a Democrat.

vman12 · Aug 1, 2019

fullmetaljack said: ↑

So what you're saying is, it would be cheaper to hand them a work visa and let them work for a living at a real wage with Wcomp coverage etc.

Excellent idea. You sound like a Democrat.
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No that's not what I'm saying. Your comprehension here makes you sound like a democrat.

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