Posted on 04/23/2018 7:08:38 AM PDT by SMGFan
Awesome President Trump!!!!,
Excellent. They can stay in Mexico and the Mexican Government can deal with them.
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Why isn’t Mehico offering these so called “refugees” asylum in their country? Why do they have to come to the U.S.? FREE STUFF! That’s why. Close the border!
Put active duty Marines and Army units on the border, Mr. President!
Brings a whole new meaning to a bean bag 12 gauge round. Like finding it’s home.
WTG President Trump!!!
I wonder HOW the Border agents will stop them if they sneak over?
Can’t shoot them.
So how will they be stopped?
WTG President Trump!!!
I wonder HOW the Border agents will stop them if they sneak over?
Can’t shoot them.
So how will they be stopped?
They can be stopped by going after the organizers and the Coyotes that facilitate the invaders’ entry.
Harsh prison time...
Excellent. Next, let’s cut off their allowances. And Mexico’s.
“How will they be stopped”
A wall would go a long way.
Can’t shoot them?
Like hell we can’t!
They are INVADERS!
Shoot the bastards!
And if any survive, then shoot ‘em again!
Thank you, Mr. President!
¡No Pasaran!
Good for President Trump
that is partly right
IF they touch our soil they are entitled to a hearing on their status, whether they are entitled to refugee status and they can stay while their status is being decided. IT can be decided they are not entitled to refugee status and then deported but reality is they nearly always get to stay.
which is why not letting them get a foot out OUR soil is so important
but I can’t see a good way to prevent them from getting in.
No we can’t shot them no matter how right it would be to defend our own border
It’s my understanding that is non-Mexicans can touch our soil, they are NOT deportable.
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Unless it was changed, this only applied to Cubans.
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