that is correctamundo....
I think there's specific laws for actual refugees seeking asylum, and it's important to state policies about them with certain conflicts like the one in Yemen right now. Of course, you could argue a good portion of the people coming over the Southern border are refugees fleeing a decades-long conflict that has killed more Mexican civilians than Iraq and Afghanistan combined, but I won't go there.
Also, nearly 100% of the people coming from the Middle East will be doing so by plane, so it's easier to enforce policy on them than it is people crossing the Mexican border on foot.
Bet you anything that if he went to a foreign country where English is seldom spoken, and saw signs in English, he wouldn't start bitching about how their country is catering to a minority.
Fact is, when a certain percentage of a business' income is from a certain demographic, it literally pays to cater to them. It's almost like ed hates Capitalism and the freedom of a business to choose who it caters to
Also, nearly 100% of the people coming from the Middle East will be doing so by plane, so it's easier to enforce policy on them than it is people crossing the Mexican border on foot.
Bet you anything that if he went to a foreign country where English is seldom spoken, and saw signs in English, he wouldn't start bitching about how their country is catering to a minority.
Fact is, when a certain percentage of a business' income is from a certain demographic, it literally pays to cater to them. It's almost like ed hates Capitalism and the freedom of a business to choose who it caters to
Three reasons spring to mind:
1. They can't just walk over, so they're easier to control.
2. The Dems don't really care because they know Latinos vote very, very Democratic. Even if the "illegals" can't vote (even though some probably do), their children certainly will.
3. The Repubs don't really care because those folks (the south of the border Latinos) will work hard for little money. Good for business.
Not saying I agree with this, but that's the way the cookie crumbles.
1. They can't just walk over, so they're easier to control.
2. The Dems don't really care because they know Latinos vote very, very Democratic. Even if the "illegals" can't vote (even though some probably do), their children certainly will.
3. The Repubs don't really care because those folks (the south of the border Latinos) will work hard for little money. Good for business.
Not saying I agree with this, but that's the way the cookie crumbles.
It seems pretty simple; secure the border, enforce current immigration laws, enforce employment laws, and when someone breaks a law, deport them if they are illegals.
That's the way it should be, but its not enforced across the board.
If you support the fragmentation of our society and the inability of the two largest demographic groups to effectively communicate with each other, I guess it's just peachy?
Don't be silly, you can't deport U.S. citizens who employee criminal aliens, you have to exile them.
Take a poor, generally uneducated, immigrant class escaping poverty and crime who speak differently. They will work in many jobs considered low-class or extremely blue-collar. They are generally Catholic and are associated with crime in popular media.
In the 1800s they are the Irish, in the 2000s they are the Mexicans/Central Americans. Seriously, learn some Spanish, its coming...
In the 1800s they are the Irish, in the 2000s they are the Mexicans/Central Americans. Seriously, learn some Spanish, its coming...
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