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

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InVOLuntary said:
Cozumel probably. Definitely a good climate. But the fact remains, the poorest of people in the US live like kings compared to many other countries. Many, not all are coming here for the services provided by the American taxpayers.
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Why aren't you in Cozumel right now, then?

Immigrants were flooding into this country long before there was a welfare state. It's a **** load of effort to move, especially to a new country by foot. I'm thinking most unambitious people get weeded out. The history of refugee immigration to this country is a proud one.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Why aren't you in Cozumel right now, then?

Immigrants were flooding into this country long before there was a welfare state. It's a **** load of effort to move, especially to a new country by foot. I'm thinking most unambitious people get weeded out. The history of refugee immigration to this country is a proud one.
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Of course they want to get as far away from their sh**** culture as possible. That doesn’t mean they should be here.

Another problem is that they’re like democrats. They ruin a place and then flee only to try and turn their new place into the one they ruined.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Why aren't you in Cozumel right now, then?

Immigrants were flooding into this country long before there was a welfare state. It's a **** load of effort to move, especially to a new country by foot. I'm thinking most unambitious people get weeded out. The history of refugee immigration to this country is a proud one.
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Because I have a life I've worked for here in this country, that I was born in. Take the homeless in this country, they move to where they are beat taken care of. Knoxville is known for it's accommodation for homeless people so we have a disproportionate number of homeless people. People move/migrate all the time for different reasons. When you don't have something, people tend to go where they can get something. Some are willing to work for it, some are not. The argument that can't be won is how many of the 11K want to work for it and how many just want to be a drain on social services.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
Because I have a life I've worked for here in this country, that I was born in. Take the homeless in this country, they move to where they are beat taken care of. Knoxville is known for it's accommodation for homeless people so we have a disproportionate number of homeless people. People move/migrate all the time for different reasons. When you don't have something, people tend to go where they can get something. Some are willing to work for it, some are not. The argument that can't be won is how many of the 11K want to work for it and how many just want to be a drain on social services.
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So somebody taking a bus from Lenoir City to Knoxville is comparable to walking from Honduras to the US?
 
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tumscalcium said:
Of course they want to get as far away from their sh**** culture as possible. That doesn’t mean they should be here.

Another problem is that they’re like democrats. They ruin a place and then flee only to try and turn their new place into the one they ruined.
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So a few thousand Honduran immigrants fleeing the murder capital of the world will make the US the murder capital of the world? This is an unparalleled level of alarmism. Do you even sleep at night, or do you just huddle in a corner soaked in your own piss until the sun comes up?
 
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n_huffhines said:
So somebody taking a bus from Lenoir City to Knoxville is comparable to walking from Honduras to the US?
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How about someone traveling from Minnesota to Knoxville? Or from Oklahoma? I didn't realize you knew the makeup of Knoxville's homeless community. Also, if you think those people walked all the way from South America, you are more naive than even I thought you were.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
How about someone traveling from Minnesota to Knoxville? Or from Oklahoma? I didn't realize you knew the makeup of Knoxville's homeless community. Also, if you think those people walked all the way from South America, you are more naive than even I thought you were.
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Do you know it?

South America? Jesus, dude.
 
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n_huffhines said:
So a few thousand Honduran immigrants fleeing the murder capital of the world will make the US the murder capital of the world? This is an unparalleled level of alarmism. Do you even sleep at night, or do you just huddle in a corner soaked in your own piss until the sun comes up?
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Nothing like taking something out of context and then to the extreme. Lmao

They will do their damndest to keep their sh**** culture they’re “fleeing” from.

You need to get out more. Huffland with your unicorns and rainbows has become too real to you. You work at home and have a newborn. You don’t ever leave and interact with anyone in person. It will do you a lot of good.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
How about someone traveling from Minnesota to Knoxville? Or from Oklahoma? I didn't realize you knew the makeup of Knoxville's homeless community. Also, if you think those people walked all the way from South America, you are more naive than even I thought you were.
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Huff is omniscient.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
Oh, I've served a meal or two to the homeless in Knoxville, how about you?

Pardon me central America. I'll take that you pointing that out as a sign.
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Are you suggesting that the homeless population of Knoxville is mostly comprised of people who were homeless and then moved to Tennessee? I don't need to volunteer there to tell you that's the stupidest guess I've ever heard.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Are you suggesting that the homeless population of Knoxville is mostly comprised of people who were homeless and then moved to Tennessee? I don't need to volunteer there to tell you that's the stupidest guess I've ever heard.
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So you don't know, you just like to pull crap out of your ass and call other people that do know stupid? You're better than that... well no your not. Having never been exposed to the homeless in Knoxville and then telling someone that has been exposed that their statement is stupid says a lot about your intelligence.

The homeless population around Knoxville is made up of people from all over the United States. They freely admit that they came here because Knoxville is "friendly" to the homeless.

Dude, quit while your behind.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
So you don't know, you just like to pull crap out of your ass and call other people that do know stupid? You're better than that... well no your not. Having never been exposed to the homeless in Knoxville and then telling someone that has been exposed that their statement is stupid says a lot about your intelligence.

The homeless population around Knoxville is made up of people from all over the United States. They freely admit that they came here because Knoxville is "friendly" to the homeless.

Dude, quit while your behind.
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Link or you're full of ****.

I highly doubt that you asked homeless people if they moved from Minnesota for the homeless freebies. Do you think we think you actually had that convo with enough people to draw a valid conclusion?
 
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n_huffhines said:
Link or you're full of ****.

I highly doubt that you asked homeless people if they moved from Minnesota for the homeless freebies. Do you think we think you actually had that convo with enough people to draw a valid conclusion?
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Lol, You're like arguing with my 18 yo. "That can't be true, it wasn't on the internet." How do you link personal experience? I know it might be hard for you to believe but people have conversations. People don't get all their belief system from YouTube. Yes, I asked many of them their story. Asked them how they found themselves in this position. Why/how they ended up in Knoxville. Many said that it was well known that Knoxville was good to/for the homeless. I know that this probably blows your mind but try talking to someone. Most people won't bite.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Link or you're full of ****.

I highly doubt that you asked homeless people if they moved from Minnesota for the homeless freebies. Do you think we think you actually had that convo with enough people to draw a valid conclusion?
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Maybe talking to each of them would be a good project for you. Then, you could make up some kind of chart or graph or something, and give us your conclusions in an easy to understand format. You're good with that kind of stuff.
 
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Sounds like they're going to push across today. Mexican riot police have been deployed to try and stop them. Also looks like the CBP have riot clad officers on the American side ready too.
 
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Burhead said:
Sounds like they're going to push across today. Mexican riot police have been deployed to try and stop them. Also looks like the CBP have riot clad officers on the American side ready too.
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Push? Then maybe they get shot in the process.
 
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A previously Deported illegal Alien climbed a tree to avoid being arrested by Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents. He then set the tree on Fire and threw Rocks at the agents and a helicopter.

Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents observed footprints leading from the international boundary just east of Andrade, California, port of entry. The tracks led the agents to a man who had just illegally entered the U.S. from Mexico, according to information obtained by Breitbart News from Border Patrol officials.

The agents tracked the migrant for about a mile before locating the suspect near a tree. The subject quickly climbed up the tree to avoid arrest. He then set the tree on fire and began throwing rocks at the agents gathered below. As a U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Air and Marine Operations helicopter circled overhead, the migrant began throwing rocks at it as well. The illegal alien was unsuccessful at his attempts to assault the agents and the helicopter.

Caravan Migrant Climbs Tree, Sets It on Fire -- Throws Rocks at Border Patrol
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
A previously Deported illegal Alien climbed a tree to avoid being arrested by Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents. He then set the tree on Fire and threw Rocks at the agents and a helicopter.

Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents observed footprints leading from the international boundary just east of Andrade, California, port of entry. The tracks led the agents to a man who had just illegally entered the U.S. from Mexico, according to information obtained by Breitbart News from Border Patrol officials.

The agents tracked the migrant for about a mile before locating the suspect near a tree. The subject quickly climbed up the tree to avoid arrest. He then set the tree on fire and began throwing rocks at the agents gathered below. As a U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Air and Marine Operations helicopter circled overhead, the migrant began throwing rocks at it as well. The illegal alien was unsuccessful at his attempts to assault the agents and the helicopter.

Caravan Migrant Climbs Tree, Sets It on Fire -- Throws Rocks at Border Patrol
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He set the tree he was in on fire?


Lulz
 
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