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Were you simply impatient and not wanting to wait your turn in the queue?
If I sneak into Switzerland and work there illegally purely because I can make more money than I can here, does that give me the right to stay in Switzerland?
Not to mention that the tens of millions of illegals are counted to allocate many Congressional seats to Democrats.
If your contributing to Swiss society, paying taxes, renting a place to live, etc. why would they not want you to stay?
And who would hire you? This is where the corporations, large and small bear some responsibility. In most other countries if you don't have a work visa you can't get a job.
But it's understandable and relatable. And if one adds value, what is gained by forcibly throwing said person out?
The American taxpayer has no representation. Harvard proved some years ago that citizens have almost zero influence on politics. We are cattle. This is not hyperbole.
April 16, 2014 / 5:47 PM
The US is not a democracy but an oligarchy, study concludes
"The central point that emerges from our research is that economic elites and organized groups representing business interests have substantial independent impacts on US government policy, while mass-based interest groups and average citizens have little or no independent influence,”
The Japanese pick vegetables, they clean toilets, they do construction, and they are hardly third-worlders.
Patrick says
The Japanese pick vegetables, they clean toilets, they do construction, and they are hardly third-worlders.
https://www.imdb.com/es/title/tt27503384/
Japanese guy has happy life cleaning toilets, which he can have only because he is not competing with desperate 3rd worlders.

- higher wages for the poorest US citizens
- more jobs for US citizens
- lower rents for US citizens
- lower medical costs because illegals put their costs onto others
- a far more fair electoral system, where Congress represents only US citizns
- lower crime (too much is made of this by the Trump admin, but it's still true)
- more respect for US immigration and employment law
Greenbelts and Penthouse heavy areas in Cities fight tooth and nail to ensure school boundaries exclude immigrants, who are shunted onto more modest neighborhoods
GreaterNYCDude I'm sure you're a decent guy. But maybe you haven't really considered the harms caused by mass illegal immigration.
American truckers are cheering the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal migrant drivers as not only a means to make highways safer, but also as a step to raking in more cash in markets long known for profiting off cheap foreign labor. ...
“I’ve definitely noticed some rates going up,” Ilya Denisenko, the owner and operator of ICV Express, said to the Daily Caller News Foundation. Just days earlier, Denisenko was easily able to negotiate a load — originally posted for $1,000 — up to $1,900.
“Without me even speaking to someone, they approved $1,900,” he explained. “That’s almost double of what they had originally posted for, and I would say the normal rate for that lane was about maybe $1,500 to $1,600, and I automatically got $1,900.”
Long term we need to look at WHY people are compelled to enter illegally and solve that. Treat the root cause, not the symptoms.
California politicians want to arrest federal agents for enforcing federal law.
We just sent them a letter: Stand down or face prosecution.
No one threatens our agents. No one will stop us from Making America Safe Again.

LOL! " "Rollin', rollin', rollin'," "Keep them illegals movin'," and "Move 'em on, head 'em up, head 'em up, move 'em on! (cue Rawhide theme).
Speaking of rollin'
Speaking of rollin'
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