Millions of Illegal Aliens From All Over The World Head For U.S. Border

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utvolpj said:
I don't really care what you believe. It's an important part ofour church (among many other programs enhancing our local community) and does great things. We treat people like people instead of hurling insults at them from the cheap seats because they were born on the other side of a line. That's what building a great culture really entails.
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You’ll need to expound on who exactly they are, how they got here, and when. The truth had never been part of your schtick though.

Why is Mexico such a crappy place that Mexicans don’t want to live there? Why is Central America, sans Costa Rica, such a crappy place that Central Americans don’t want to live there? I’ll give you a hint, it has nothing to do with lines. Or specific geographical coordinates.
 
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tumscalcium said:
You’ll need to expound on who exactly they are, how they got here, and when. The truth had never been part of your schtick though.

Why is Mexico such a crappy place that Mexicans don’t want to live there? Why is Central America, sans Costa Rica, such a crappy place that Central Americans don’t want to live there? I’ll give you a hint, it has nothing to do with lines.
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I would also add if all those places are crappy why do many refuse to ever assimilate
 
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Latest migrant caravan from Honduras enters Mexico bound for the US border after crossing Guatemala in just one day on buses

The newest migrant caravan has crossed into Mexico from Central America, on its way to the U.S. border.

The latest caravan of roughly 1,100 Hondurans covered the 420 miles through Guatemala in just one day, thanks to buses that ferried them from San Pedro Sula to Mexico's southern border.

The group was spotted crossing into Mexico at Ciudad Hidalgo on Thursday, the same crossing used by a series of caravans over the past year.

By Friday morning they were progressing north through Chiapas state at Frontera Hidalgo. The group is still 2,400 miles from the border crossing into the U.S. at Tijuana, but a journey that has shortened considerably due to bus services that have sprung up to service the steady flow.

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Latest migrant caravan from Honduras enters Mexico bound for the US border | Daily Mail Online
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
Latest migrant caravan from Honduras enters Mexico bound for the US border after crossing Guatemala in just one day on buses

The newest migrant caravan has crossed into Mexico from Central America, on its way to the U.S. border.

The latest caravan of roughly 1,100 Hondurans covered the 420 miles through Guatemala in just one day, thanks to buses that ferried them from San Pedro Sula to Mexico's southern border.

The group was spotted crossing into Mexico at Ciudad Hidalgo on Thursday, the same crossing used by a series of caravans over the past year.

By Friday morning they were progressing north through Chiapas state at Frontera Hidalgo. The group is still 2,400 miles from the border crossing into the U.S. at Tijuana, but a journey that has shortened considerably due to bus services that have sprung up to service the steady flow.

12201886-6916577-image-a-9_1555092118720.jpg


Latest migrant caravan from Honduras enters Mexico bound for the US border | Daily Mail Online
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How did they ever get thru that tight southern Mexican border....?


Maybe we could wave them on thru to Canada.
 
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Facts:

"First, the crime rate in the 23 counties along the U.S. border with Mexico is below that of counties in the United States that do not lie along the Mexican border. Violent and property crime rates are both slightly lower along the border, but the homicide rate along the border is a whopping 34 percent below the homicide rate in non-border counties. If the entire United States had a homicide rate as low as that along the border in 2017, then there would have been about 5,720 fewer homicides nationwide that year."

"Second, illegal immigrants apprehended along the border have a low criminal conviction rate."

"Third, resident illegal immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated or convicted of crimes than native-born Americans. The estimated nationwide illegal immigrant incarceration rate in 2016 was 47 percent below that of native-born Americans, including those in immigration detention. According to a different measure of illegal immigrant criminals incarcerated in state prisons only, their nationwide incarceration rate is about 28 percent below that of legal immigrants and natives combined. Texas is the only state that tracks criminal convictions by immigration status. In 2015 the illegal immigrant criminal conviction rates were 50 percent below native-born Americans while their homicide conviction rate was 16 percent below natives in Texas."

There Is No National Emergency on the Border, Mr. President
 
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n_huffhines said:
Facts:

"First, the crime rate in the 23 counties along the U.S. border with Mexico is below that of counties in the United States that do not lie along the Mexican border. Violent and property crime rates are both slightly lower along the border, but the homicide rate along the border is a whopping 34 percent below the homicide rate in non-border counties. If the entire United States had a homicide rate as low as that along the border in 2017, then there would have been about 5,720 fewer homicides nationwide that year."

"Second, illegal immigrants apprehended along the border have a low criminal conviction rate."

"Third, resident illegal immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated or convicted of crimes than native-born Americans. The estimated nationwide illegal immigrant incarceration rate in 2016 was 47 percent below that of native-born Americans, including those in immigration detention. According to a different measure of illegal immigrant criminals incarcerated in state prisons only, their nationwide incarceration rate is about 28 percent below that of legal immigrants and natives combined. Texas is the only state that tracks criminal convictions by immigration status. In 2015 the illegal immigrant criminal conviction rates were 50 percent below native-born Americans while their homicide conviction rate was 16 percent below natives in Texas."

There Is No National Emergency on the Border, Mr. President
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Feel better ?
 
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n_huffhines said:
Facts:

"First, the crime rate in the 23 counties along the U.S. border with Mexico is below that of counties in the United States that do not lie along the Mexican border. Violent and property crime rates are both slightly lower along the border, but the homicide rate along the border is a whopping 34 percent below the homicide rate in non-border counties. If the entire United States had a homicide rate as low as that along the border in 2017, then there would have been about 5,720 fewer homicides nationwide that year."

"Second, illegal immigrants apprehended along the border have a low criminal conviction rate."

"Third, resident illegal immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated or convicted of crimes than native-born Americans. The estimated nationwide illegal immigrant incarceration rate in 2016 was 47 percent below that of native-born Americans, including those in immigration detention. According to a different measure of illegal immigrant criminals incarcerated in state prisons only, their nationwide incarceration rate is about 28 percent below that of legal immigrants and natives combined. Texas is the only state that tracks criminal convictions by immigration status. In 2015 the illegal immigrant criminal conviction rates were 50 percent below native-born Americans while their homicide conviction rate was 16 percent below natives in Texas."

There Is No National Emergency on the Border, Mr. President
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Fact, it is illegal to be here illegally. Gtfo and do it right.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Facts:

"First, the crime rate in the 23 counties along the U.S. border with Mexico is below that of counties in the United States that do not lie along the Mexican border. Violent and property crime rates are both slightly lower along the border, but the homicide rate along the border is a whopping 34 percent below the homicide rate in non-border counties. If the entire United States had a homicide rate as low as that along the border in 2017, then there would have been about 5,720 fewer homicides nationwide that year."

"Second, illegal immigrants apprehended along the border have a low criminal conviction rate."

"Third, resident illegal immigrants are less likely to be incarcerated or convicted of crimes than native-born Americans. The estimated nationwide illegal immigrant incarceration rate in 2016 was 47 percent below that of native-born Americans, including those in immigration detention. According to a different measure of illegal immigrant criminals incarcerated in state prisons only, their nationwide incarceration rate is about 28 percent below that of legal immigrants and natives combined. Texas is the only state that tracks criminal convictions by immigration status. In 2015 the illegal immigrant criminal conviction rates were 50 percent below native-born Americans while their homicide conviction rate was 16 percent below natives in Texas."

There Is No National Emergency on the Border, Mr. President
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I find this hard to believe because 100% of illegal immigrants have broken the law, otherwise they'd be legal immigrants on their way to becoming Americans. Seriously, I'm guessing they don't count the fact they've broken the law to come here as part of the crime rate, even though a crime has occurred. Skews the actual crime rate when you pick and choose the numbers you include.

I fully support immigration done the right way. Unfortunately many don't choose to do it the right way.
 
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Weezer said:
I find this hard to believe because 100% of illegal immigrants have broken the law, otherwise they'd be legal immigrants on their way to becoming Americans. Seriously, I'm guessing they don't count the fact they've broken the law to come here as part of the crime rate, even though a crime has occurred. Skews the actual crime rate when you pick and choose the numbers you include.

I fully support immigration done the right way. Unfortunately many don't choose to do it the right way.
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Stfu
 
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