Cares not as they are all ILLEGAL ALIENS and by law should be removed form out country.
#12 | Posted by MSgt

Cares not that the act of residing in the country without status is largely a civil infraction rather than an ongoing criminal offense, and the unauthorized entry is considered a federal misdemeanor.

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Of course it matters. You are locking up humans in a concentration camp like animals for the equivalent of a traffic ticket.

If you want open borders, how about changing the laws?

You will need to define "open borders".

If you wish to tighten immigration laws then do that. Congress would be the place to do that.

I think there was even a half hearted effort to do that recently until Trumpy killed the bill. For political reasons.

Is that why I get stopped at the French-German border for a credentials check?

Because colonialism?

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You get stopped because of the massive influx of immigrants and refugees. And the resultant increased fear of terrorism and threats to public safety.

Maybe you should ask yourself why there is a massive influx of immigrants and increased threat from terrorists and threats to public safety.

You may find the reasons point back to colonialism as colonization often directly creates the conditions that drive immigration and refugee crises, linking these concepts through themes of displacement, power dynamics, and the search for safety.

I remember a time when crossing European borders easily without ever being stopped to show my papers was the norm.

What happened? Wars and massive instability and social upheaval happened.

In 2024, the vast majority of illegal immigrants coming across the European borders were from Syria and Afghanistan. Third was Mali.

Are you actually claiming those are stable countries?

And there are policies regarding asylum seekers, but you have to follow them.
#21 | Posted by madbomber

Tens of thousands of asylum-seekers are still being detained and prosecuted despite following legal pathways to remain in the United States.

We need immigrants, or our GDP goes down 1%.

We need immigrants, or our GDP goes down 1%.

And so will your SS payments.

The Social Security retirement trust fund is now projected to be depleted in late 2032, one year earlier than previously projected. Stricter immigration policies and increased deportations are significant factors, as reduced immigration means fewer workers paying into the system to support retirees.

That's only 6 years. Or 1.5 Presidents away.

Weren't the several groups of migrants with special status classified as asylum seekers until Trump changed their status just so they could call them illegal and deport them?

#39 | POSTED BY JPW

The Trump administration systematically revoked or suspended legal protections for hundreds of thousands of migrants, stripping them of lawful humanitarian parole and asylum-seeker statuses so they could be classified as undocumented and deported.

And there are policies regarding asylum seekers, but you have to follow them.

If they attempt to follow those "policies" they are detained and deported. "Hundreds of thousands.."

I am curious. How do you justify that in your mind?

I am curious. How do you justify that in your mind?

#43 | POSTED BY DONNERBOY

That was directed to madbummer.