This is the bridge at El Paso
Are the wannaces stoope before they enter the bridge or after they cross the river?
Posted on 11/02/2018 7:10:21 AM PDT by 11th_VA
I love it when a plan comes together
“...Molly Hennessy-Fiske...”
When I see a writer with hyphened names, I usually know it’s a liberal crap story...
“....When I see a writer with hyphened names, I usually know it’s a liberal crap story...”
Not just a writer, but any of em that have, or use, a 3-legged, hyphenated name are usually pretty much commie libs....and needless to say; INSANE.
They just can’t begin to figure out who they really are. Some even think they’re guys.
These stories are like that old movie “Missing”. I watched it years ago and was horrified that the CHilean government had actually murdered over a thousand people to halt a Socialist Revolution. I watched it again recently and found myself cheering for the government. Funny how life changes you.
“Violation of their rights under federal law”. Really? We’re supposed to worry about the imagined “rights” of invaders?
Another women's libber that cannot make up her mind which man's name she wants so she keeps two of them.
Explain to me again how people that are NOT US citizens have rights in this country?
Hey, maybe they should stop complaining; it could be the cartels in charge hanging headless bodies from the overpass.
“The issue is likely to come to a head when a caravan of several thousand Central Americans now heading north through Mexico arrives at the U.S. border.
Hold your horses there missy, still remains to be seen if that will even happen.
Since when did someone born in another country have a RIGHT to enter the United States?
I mean, if THEY have that right, then I shouldn’t need a passport to re-enter America after I drive into Mexico - right?!?
This is the bridge at El Paso
Are the wannaces stoope before they enter the bridge or after they cross the river?
The company for which I work has two plants in Mexico welcoming new hires right now. They are not alone.
Mexico has more than 10% of thier population already in the United States and has already offered asylum because a rising tide in the U.S.A. is lifting the boats of our trading partners.
My daughter is a business executive in Japan and reports tightening labor markets there as well.
Asylum seekers with extraordinary skills do not seek admission at border entry points. Those with ordnary skills (or less) need to seek to bloom where they are planted.
Lots of Brits and other nationalities have hyphenated names for purposes of retaining a family name whose line has died out. I’ve known Americans with these names, they’ve had them for generations.
There are lots of reasons besides the contemporary ‘liberal’ ones:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-barrelled_name
Only Americans could be so stupid as to allow present-day immigration laws to override basic common sense, and endanger public safety on all levels — disease, welfare abuse, crime, open cultural hostility, rebellion, not to mention the incredible taxpayer burden.
Invaders do not have ANY rights except to be shot at our leisure.
Like him or not, Pinochet stopped a communist revolution in Chile. And he did it using the only tactics communist seems to understand, brute force.
Oh, fiddle de de. The in crowd comes through anywhere but points of entry.
(hat tip seastay)
<><> PDJT, with cooperation from Mexico’s Nieto, has sprung a legal trap based on longstanding intl law.
<><> intl refugee law is the UN’s 1951 Refugee Convention, ratified by 145 UN member states including Mexico and US, administered by Geneva-based UNHCR.
<><> Article 27(1) established the concept of ‘country of first asylum’.
<><>It is the first country reached by a person seeking asylum status that meets two criteria: (a) that country has offered the person refugee status, and,
(b) that country also offers sufficient protection from the conditions causing the refugee to seek asylum.
<><> ergo, Mexico’s offer to provide caravan members with asylum, housing, schooling, and work means it IS the country of first asylum.
<><> also means automatic entitled to UN assistance from UNHCR (financial medical, tents or other housing, food-—none of which is directly on the US nickel).
<><> Refugees may also seek asylum in third countries, and the first country MAY allow this under Article 26(2)(a)
‘reassignment’ (especially if first country refugees prove burdensome), but ONLY IF the further move is safe from ‘refoulment’.
<><> ‘Refoulment’ is defined as a risk of a refugee being returned by third country to country of origin from which fled seeking asylum.
cont
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3702234/posts
typhus in LA
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3702226/posts
Zogby Poll®: A majority of Hispanic respondents support the deployment of troops to the border
The UN’s 1951 Refugee Convention, ratified by 145 UN member states including Mexico and US, administered by Geneva-based UNHCR.
<><> Article 27(1) established the concept of ‘country of first asylum’. It is the first country reached by a person seeking asylum status that meets two criteria:
(a) that country has offered the person refugee status, and, (b) the country offers sufficient protection from conditions causing the refugee to seek asylum.
Ergo, Mexico’s offer to provide caravan members with asylum, housing, schooling, and work means it IS the country of first asylum.......
also means Mexico has automatic entitlement to UN-UNHCR assistance (food, financial, medical, tents or other housing-—---
none of which involves the US nickel).
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TO REEMPHASIZE---Refugees may also seek asylum in (cough) third countries; the first country MAY allow this
under Article 26(2)(a)‘reassignment’ (especially if first country refugees prove burdensome),
but ONLY IF the third move is safe from ‘refoulment’.
<><> ‘Refoulment’ is defined as a risk of refugees being returned by third country to country of origin from which they fled seeking asylum.<><>
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Donald needs to issue an immediate E/O......all refugees on US soil seeking asylum are to be returned to the country of origin from which they fled.
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