Posted on 04/25/2017 2:18:14 PM PDT by Trump20162020
Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) introduced a bill calling for the use of $14 billion seized from cartel drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman to be used to pay for the President’s border wall between the U.S. and Mexico.
“Fourteen billion dollars will go a long way toward building a wall that will keep Americans safe and hinder the illegal flow of drugs, weapons, and individuals across our southern border,” Senator Cruz stated, according to a statement obtained by Breitbart Texas from the senator’s office. “Ensuring the safety and security of Texans is one of my top priorities.”
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No, I just don’t believe she deserves any.
I’ve been coming to this site for around twenty years and posting almost that long and I don’t need lecturing from anyone. Including you.
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Did Raphael give Obama permission to send 50 billion dollars in cash to the mullahs in Iran?
If not, then why is this squeaky-voiced treasonous co-conspirator fraud piping up now?
The neverTrumper cabal in congress and the senate don’t know how close they are to being dragged out of their offices, then tarred and feathered.
No! This is the first time anyone thought of it, you meanie.
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He did propose it though. That should earn him something..., like half a doggie biscuit or a two day old dead goldfish.
I think it was about 700 miles of wall in critical areas was “paid” for - maybe even going back as far as part of the deal for Reagan’s Amnesty program (but I’m thinking something more recent than that). Of course the amnesty part was used, but the entire wall was never built - but those funds are still there. I think Trump has already called to get moving on those previously agreed-upon sections. Of course who knows if the money is still in the account. And it is probably 1990 dollars or whatever, and will only build 60 miles of wall at today’s prices.
Fence/wall/chickenwire/whatever
https://theweek.com/articles/546549/real-costs-foolish-plans-secure-border
March 27, 2015
The real costs of foolish plans to ‘secure’ the border
Sen. Ted Cruz launched his bid for the Republican presidential nomination this week by promising to “finally, finally, finally secure the borders” and put an end to unauthorized immigration.
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Meanwhile, as Cruz and his ilk whine about the (exaggerated) welfare costs of immigrants, they act as if their own plans to erect the Great Wall of China on the Rio Grande would be costless. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Cruz wants to establish “100 percent operational control” of America’s southern border by completing a double-layer fence on the entire 2,000 miles, tripling the size of the border patrol, and quadrupling the number of helicopters and cameras.
Not really.
Boy! This time last year, Trump supporters couldn’t stand Ted, and now Trump has been elected, and Ted is one of his strongest allies.
Your inconsiderateness is noted.
some judge will block
Sad, but unfortunately, likely. What do they NOT block????
Ted will always be a lowlife piece of sh!t. I hope Texas does the right thing and sends his ass back to canada.
Thank you!
It's time to ignore these unconstitutional judges or it's time to play the Gorsuch card.
ElChapoAct on Twitter is trending with 10K tweets.
He was forever known as"Bronco Billy" from that day forward.
Deputy A G Rod Rosenberg was just confirmed by the senate. Expect DOJ to get moving. SCOTUS in full and Sessions assisted sworn in tonight
And there's a significant population of "Trump Supporters" consumed with a deranged, irrational, vicious hatred for Senator Cruz. I pity them. First, they have to admit they have a problem.
I am all for either!!
You comment as if Ted's El Chapo Act is the same thing as the RICO Act.
Check out his word-smithing name for his introduced warbling.
Haven't found it yet. Link?
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