This_person
Well-Known Member
If it makes you feel better, take that part out.Boy you have a very active imagination. Because the may happen to 1 out of 100 kids we should show show no compassion for all asylum seekers?
Why do you continue to believe the scare mongering Trump and the GOP media tell you to believe?
Where is your humanity?
They still come here illegally, get caught, and THEN claim asylum. We are not housing the ones who seek asylum at legal points of entry.
You r just like those people who say we should cut off food stamps and other benefit programs because they might be abused not caring about the 99% of people who need it and use it properly
You bitch and moan about contributing all the social safety nets and services and environmental protections we have in this country which makes us the great country we are and then call other countries crap holes for not having them.
Why do you want to turn america into a crap hole?
In fact, I've never claimed we should cut off those programs. I do think they're abused by far more than 1%, but probably not 50%. I think they should be supplemental help while one gets back on their feet and supports themselves and the system that helps them, not a way of life. BECAUSE I don't want America to turn into a crap hole.
Our country is great not for any "safety net" or environmental protections. Our country is great because we are the only nation known in the history of the earth that says, "you folks have rights because you exist, and the government can't take them away - government is here to protect your rights and should be minimally involved in your life." We are turning into a crap hole, slowly and not there yet, because we are moving away from that basic concept of the United States and her government.
How do you simultaneously not enter the county yet also enter the country to seek asylum moron?
It's really easy....show up at a port of entry, and when asked for your paperwork allowing you to come in legally you explain that you don't have any, but you would like to seek asylum.
It's like knocking on the door to someone's house and saying, "please let me in." You're at their house, and asking to enter legally.
The people that are detained are the ones who break the window of the house, climb in, and hide out in the closet hoping not to be found - then, when they're found, say, "may I come in, please?" The ones who knock on our door and say, "may I come in please" are given some paperwork and allowed to enter the country legally. They are physically present at the United States without having entered illegally.
It's really not a difficult concept.