Donald Trump Unloads on Immigration Critics: ‘The United States Has Become a Dumping Ground’

AP via Breitbart ^ | 6 July 2015

[bkepley]

No way Cruz would want Trump to be prez. No way.

[Darksheare]

Correct, Cruz said he supported what Trump said.
Bkepley said this.
Funny how that works out..

[Darksheare]

Sure thing.
Just like Benghazi was over a video.

[skippyjonjones]

Yeah, it’s mostly doctors and architects being brought over by the coyotes. Scientists and lawyers too. All highly educated white collar types.

[bkepley]

Cruz is a Republican Politician. I’m not.

[Darksheare]

Physicists and all wonders of human thought!

[Darksheare]

“Cruz is a Republican Politician. I’m not.”

LOL!
That the best you can do?
Go back to post 86, by you.. then read the link in 82 again.

[bkepley]

OK so? Cruz is a Republican Politician. I’m not. I can say what I want.

[Darksheare]

Correction, post 85

[Darksheare]

LOL.

[patriot08]

You’re so right!

[bkepley]

easily amused I guess..

[Darksheare]

Some more reading for you.

[mosaicwolf]

Any Mexican or any non US citizen that enters our country without a legal passport, VISA, or other papers that may be necessary is an illegal person, alien, or whatever the appropriate PC term used, is a criminal.

[Darksheare]

Easily amused by people who spout off and act all offended by statements over ILLEGAL immigration that are correct.

[patriot08]

Well sáid!

[bray]

Trump Derangement Syndrome

[bkepley]

Trump Derangement Syndrome

Guilty!

[Buckeye McFrog]

I am starting to fear that the NWO crowd is gonna put a bullet in his head.

[Conscience of a Conservative]

“I’ve heard that refrain before—the 1840’s when the Irish Catholics escaping the Irish Potato Famine showed up, the 1880’s to 1924 when the southern and eastern Europeans showed up, the 1980’s with the Vietnamese boat refugees, and now with the Latinos.”

Yup. In a sense, we have always been a “dumping ground” (see: tired, poor, huddled masses). Which makes sense given our history of immigration - people tend to emigrate en masse when they are poor and desperate, not wealthy and comfortable.

Obviously, economic conditions have changed, and there is a real question of whether our modern, information-driven economy can sustain waves of relatively uneducated “huddled masses.”