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

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zeppelin128 said:
Something tells me we don't need people overseeing migrants when they are joking about migrants dying and laughing at rape of migrant women and children. I have about as dark as a sense of humor that should be legally allowed, and even I wouldn't go there.
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Then go to the border and do a job. Tell the criminals to stay home.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
Something tells me we don't need people overseeing migrants when they are joking about migrants dying and laughing at rape of migrant women and children. I have about as dark as a sense of humor that should be legally allowed, and even I wouldn't go there.
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Yet you all are always silent when we post stories about illegals killing/raping/molesting citizens.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
Not sure frustration with your job justifies that you can joke about migrants dying and share misogynistic crap. They should find different employment if they can't be professional.
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You should hear how the guys that work in the funeral industry talk about dead folks. It's a way to cope with the situation.
 
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1972 Grad said:
You should hear how the guys that work in the funeral industry talk about dead folks. It's a way to cope with the situation.
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I get that. We've all done it. I've done it. Just maybe don't have a private FB page for it. All I'm saying. Keep it private, as in spoken.
 
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AM64 said:
Water cooler "humor" about the work environment has never been classy ... it just used to stay more private. I suppose you could say a lot of people maybe even talk about a president the same way those guys talked about people breaking our laws ... maybe just perspective and the opportunity for outrage over something new.
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"Locker room talk"
 
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zeppelin128 said:
I get that. We've all done it. I've done it. Just maybe don't have a private FB page for it. All I'm saying. Keep it private, as in spoken.
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How many were true BP agents and how many were regular citizens chiming in with the group?

Because I've heard it's 9500 BP agents. Seems extremely high to me and sounds like regular citizens getting grouped in with them.
 
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How many were true BP agents and how many were regular citizens chiming in with the group?

Because I've heard it's 9500 BP agents. Seems extremely high to me and sounds like regular citizens getting grouped in with them.
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The BP agents shouldn't have had it to begin with. Want to make jokes about your job? Do it with people in your job.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
The BP agents shouldn't have had it to begin with. Want to make jokes about your job? Do it with people in your job.
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It's a question. If it was 3 BP and there was 9,497 citizens chiming in it needs reported that way. Not a headline of "9500 BP grouped and making fun of illegals."

I'm sure you see the difference. 😉
 
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Soros blowing that money.
 
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CNN’s Zakaria: ‘It Pains Me to Say’ Trump Is Right About Asylum System

Sunday on CNN’s “Fareed Zakaria GPS,” host Fareed Zakaria opened his show by acknowledging what many critics of current U.S. immigration policy have maintained, which is there are flaws with the country’s asylum system.

Transcript as follows:

Given President Trump’s mean spirited and often bigoted attitudes on immigration, it pains me to say this, but he is right, that the United States faces a crisis with its asylum system. Democrats might hope that the out-of-control situation at the southern border undermines Trump’s image among his base as a tough guy who can tackle immigration. But they should be careful. It could actually work to the president’s advantage.

Since 2014, the flow of asylum seekers into the United States has skyrocketed. Last year, immigration courts received 162,000 asylum claims. A 240 percent increase from 2014. The result is a staggering backlog with more than 300,000 asylum cases pending and the average immigration case has been pending for more than 700 days. It’s also clear that the rules surrounding asylum are vague, lax and being gamed.

The initial step for many asylum seekers is to convince officers that they have a credible fear of persecution in their home countries. And about 75 percent meet that criteria. Some applicants for asylum have suspiciously similar stories using identical phrases. Many simply use the system to enter the U.S. and then melt into the shadows or gain a work permit while their application is pending.

Asylum is meant to be granted to a very small number of people in extreme circumstances. Not as a substitute for the process of immigration itself. Yet, the two have gotten mixed up. As the Atlantic’s David Frum has pointed out, the idea of a right to asylum is a relatively recent one dating to the early years of the Cold War. Guilt-ridden over the rejection of many Jewish refugees during World War II the U.N. created a right of asylum to protect those who are fleeing regimes where they would be killed our imprisoned because of their identity or beliefs. This standard has gotten broader and broader over the years. And now

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zeppelin128 said:
Something tells me we don't need people overseeing migrants when they are joking about migrants dying and laughing at rape of migrant women and children. I have about as dark as a sense of humor that should be legally allowed, and even I wouldn't go there.
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I actually agree with this. Illegal or not, they're still human beings. Suffering is not something that should be laughed about. Similar, IMO, to the cop who preached about killing gays. It's just wrong.
 
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REPORT: 35,000 MORE Africans on way to US via South America - The American Mirror

CIS Report: 35K Africans Heading for U.S. Border

The news that Congolese possibly infected with Ebola virus were streaming across the southwest border of the United States with the tsunami of Central American migrants was bad enough.

Even worse is the latest report from the Center for Immigration Studies: 35,000 Africans are tramping north for the U.S. border in the hope of ensconcing themselves in U.S. sanctuary cities.

They’re headed this way through the Darién Gap, a 66-mile long swath of rough territory in the borderlands of Colombia and Panama.

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The 35,000 Cameroonians, Ghanaians, and Congolese, along with Haitians, Cubans, and some from the Middle East, are “on an infamous migrant passage through which migrants have long funneled from South America to North America: the Darien Gap,” wrote Tod Bensman, a national security fellow at CIS.

Bensman heard the news from two in-country sources: Panama-based author and freelance journalist Chuck Holton, and Diane Edrington, a nurse who volunteers for Panama Missions and recently returned from the area. Holton’s figure of 35,000 came from government sources.

The migrants land in Ecuador and head north.
 
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Weezer said:
I actually agree with this. Illegal or not, they're still human beings. Suffering is not something that should be laughed about. Similar, IMO, to the cop who preached about killing gays. It's just wrong.
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It is wrong, but bad attitudes generally are tied to something bigger ... consider the effect of three abysmal AD choices beginning with Hamilton on Tennessee football and fan attitudes. DC has given the people on the border precious little to work with, so it's little wonder the mood there is bleak and black. If we simply turned people around and didn't permit them in, facilities and human resources on the border wouldn't be over-stressed. Maybe we should consider a wall or something. Amazing how a wall supposedly can't do anything about crowd control at the border, but the same kind of structure keeps really bad people in prisons. Could be that we also need an advertising campaign in Central America and Mexico ... real simple ... DON'T COME; WE WILL NOT TAKE YOU IN.

I'd certainly welcome a intelligence/military campaign to start wiping out drug lords and cartels south of our border to give the people down there some hope.

The border problem and Border Patrol frustration all starts in DC ... generally in congress ... as do many of our other problems. The very definition of congress is a bunch of inept people fighting for their own petty issues while ignoring the real ones.
 
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Orange_Vol1321 said:
REPORT: 35,000 MORE Africans on way to US via South America - The American Mirror

CIS Report: 35K Africans Heading for U.S. Border

The news that Congolese possibly infected with Ebola virus were streaming across the southwest border of the United States with the tsunami of Central American migrants was bad enough.

Even worse is the latest report from the Center for Immigration Studies: 35,000 Africans are tramping north for the U.S. border in the hope of ensconcing themselves in U.S. sanctuary cities.

They’re headed this way through the Darién Gap, a 66-mile long swath of rough territory in the borderlands of Colombia and Panama.

More False Asylum Claims

The 35,000 Cameroonians, Ghanaians, and Congolese, along with Haitians, Cubans, and some from the Middle East, are “on an infamous migrant passage through which migrants have long funneled from South America to North America: the Darien Gap,” wrote Tod Bensman, a national security fellow at CIS.

Bensman heard the news from two in-country sources: Panama-based author and freelance journalist Chuck Holton, and Diane Edrington, a nurse who volunteers for Panama Missions and recently returned from the area. Holton’s figure of 35,000 came from government sources.

The migrants land in Ecuador and head north.
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An Ebola outbreak in a detention camp and spreading north from the border might be the only thing that will get people to understand that border security is national security and not just some little pissy thing about not liking brown people.
 
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