Posting this a.m. in Mexico. Happy New Year to alll. So, if they are UNITED to a family in Chicago, they are then DISUNITED from the grandma the grandpa and the uncle and aunt. Lord knows how important the extended family is in Mexico, and everyone forgets....they are cutting themselves off from the celebration of the Dead...their ancestors. It is apalling to go to the USA and find MEXICANS that have not a single idea what their grandparents, uncles or cousins are like. Just send them back. Mexico is a greatly improved country, there is a lot of room. No need to cry rivers of tears, unite them to their families by sending them BACK.
You can buy an airline ticket from Chicago to Mexico City for around $400, about the same price it costs us to fly out and see our grandchildren.
I’m a big fan of family reunification in all respects:
Illegals in our country? Deport the entire family so they can reunify at home. If any anchor babies are citizens, allow them to return if they want, but suggest that they wait until they are grown so the family can stay together.
Legal US citizen families? There is nothing better for keeping a family together than employment. Deport those illegals who are taking American jobs, so that Americans families can have the stability that comes with employment.
And for those families that still don’t have jobs, deport those illegals who are draining the social services we pay for to protect vulnerable American families.
Schools failing in American communities, which is also rough on family togetherness? Deport the illegals who are draining school resources. Isn’t it better to spend our money educating Americans well than to spend our money trying to keep up with the 20 or more languages that entitled illegals demand we speak in far too many individual schools?
Democrats are the ones working hard to divide so many families, and I haven’t even talked about how they even divide unborn babies to sell of the body parts. We need policies that are family friendly.
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