Chronos wrote:
AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
Most of the people claiming Asylum or Refugee status are not fleeing from oppressive government entities within their own country, they are fleeing local violence.
Increase the number of unskilled work visas to reflect the reality that most farm and agricultural workers in the U.S. are undocumented migrant workers, who's families have been working in these professions for generations and who routinely travel between the U.S. and Mexico following the work.
Those two moves right there will greatly alleviate the problem of detention and the burden on the tax payer and border patrol.
Concerning Mexico making any criticisms of the U.S., Mexico's failure to flourish economically, supress the drug trade, protect it's people from crime and violence on an astounding level, and secure it's own borders is entirely Mexico's fault, or rather the fault of it's corrupt politicians and the inherited Spanish class system, and I've yet to see Mexico officially take ownership of this.
I don't think you are understanding or indeed apprehending the flow of debate very well here, as from what the whole wide world can see is Trump trying to banish migrants from their shores ENTIRELY and targeting all Muslim countries in general.
The only burden on the tax payer is the fact that he has also tried to scrap Obama Care, he can hardly call it Trump Care. We also have problems in our NHS, but the government isn't looking to scrap it, that is yet to be confirmed, how much tax needs paying. The ownership as it still stands I think, needs to be shared across the borders of Mexico on order to create a long lasting agreement and settlement improving relations between borders. Our borders co- exist with France, and customs and immigration are trying to continue to import and export goods from France as part of equal trading rituals.
America is a big enough country once dubbed,' The land of Equal Opportunity' and you're not going to continue to get unskilled workers, or even skilled ones between the borders until Congress stop arguing with Republicans about visas and numbers with a right to decent passage.
It was George W. Bush who first imposed sweeping travel bans on predominately muslim countries after 9/11.
Families were being separated by immigration officials before Trump. Trump has just stepped up the volume and is getting more press over it.
We do a lot of trade with Mexico, particularly in the agriculture sector.
We have workers from Mexico one way or another. The point of issuing more visas dor unskilled labor would be to legalize them such that they can crosd at official border crossings, reducing the load on border patrol and leaving primarily the "bad hombres" to cross illegally, increasing the chances they will be caught, instead of poor Lucia who is just trying to get to a strawberry field to pick strawberries.
08 Jul 2018, 1:34 pm
