T + 4: 'Deportation flights have begun' as Trump sends 'strong and clear message,' White House says

[Here_4_a_Day]

America is flushing her toilets!! >

'Deportation flights have begun' as Trump sends 'strong and clear message,' White House says

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced Friday that "Deportation flights have begun," releasing a photo of people boarding a military aircraft.

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[Here_4_a_Day]

 

[Ghee Buttersnaps]

 

[waterboy4582]

Irony

 

[Phenomenally Frantastic]

Why don’t you try addressing the topic?

Incapable or unwilling?

 

[Ghee Buttersnaps]

Why don’t you try addressing the topic?

Incapable or unwilling?

I already have in one of this dipshit's 100 other threads on the same topic. Unlike @Here_4_a_Day I don't need to flood a message board with the same topic over and over and over and over and over again. However, I'm willing to repeat myself one more time just for you, PF.

I get that Trump’s administration is trying to send a strong message with these deportation flights, and illegal immigration does need to be addressed. IMO, decades of failed policies (both from Ds&Rs) can’t just keep piling up. But ripping the bandaid off like this feels pretty shortsighted. Removing workers in low-wage jobs without a solid plan to fill those gaps could be devastating to industries that rely on them, like agriculture, food services, construction, etc.. Many of these people are earning less than $25K a year, doing jobs that quite honestly most Americans don’t want (you're kidding yourself if the people bitching the most are going to jump right in and start picking oranges). A more measured approach, paired with actual reform, seems like the better path forward otherwise, were just creating more problems than we solve.

 

[Ghee Buttersnaps]

Irony

 

[Ghee Buttersnaps]

I already have in one of this dipshit's 100 other threads on the same topic. Unlike @Here_4_a_Day I don't need to flood a message board with the same topic over and over and over and over and over again. However, I'm willing to repeat myself one more time just for you, PF.

I get that Trump’s administration is trying to send a strong message with these deportation flights, and illegal immigration does need to be addressed. IMO, decades of failed policies (both from Ds&Rs) can’t just keep piling up. But ripping the bandaid off like this feels pretty shortsighted. Removing workers in low-wage jobs without a solid plan to fill those gaps could be devastating to industries that rely on them, like agriculture, food services, construction, etc.. Many of these people are earning less than $25K a year, doing jobs that quite honestly most Americans don’t want (you're kidding yourself if the people bitching the most are going to jump right in and start picking oranges). A more measured approach, paired with actual reform, seems like the better path forward otherwise, were just creating more problems than we solve.

@Phenomenally Frantastic

Additionally, why don’t we put more focus on holding employers accountable? For instance, bring in the foreman or superintendent and make it clear: if they don’t start hiring documented workers within a specified timeframe, they’ll face fines. These fines could increase each quarter, giving them an escalating incentive to comply. At the end of a probationary period, if the issue remains unresolved, they should face more serious consequences, including the possibility of arrest and jail time.

How would YOU address the issue w/o shooting us in the foot by making inflation soar?

 

[Slappy Pappy]

T4 Program | Definition and History | Britannica

T4 Program, Nazi German effort—framed as a euthanasia program—to kill incurably ill, physically or mentally disabled, emotionally distraught, and elderly people. Adolf Hitler initiated the program in 1939. It was officially discontinued in 1941, but killings continued covertly until the defeat...

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[alaskanseminole]

@Phenomenally Frantastic

Additionally, why don’t we put more focus on holding employers accountable? For instance, bring in the foreman or superintendent and make it clear: if they don’t start hiring documented workers within a specified timeframe, they’ll face fines. These fines could increase each quarter, giving them an escalating incentive to comply. At the end of a probationary period, if the issue remains unresolved, they should face more serious consequences, including the possibility of arrest and jail time.

How would YOU address the issue w/o shooting us in the foot by making inflation soar?

Looks like you got the same answer I get when challenging their narrative with reasonable thought:

I wonder if @Scruddy would take a stab at this one. He claims to be above the fray.

Oh, and I like where your head is...kinda like going after the pimp rather than the prostitute. In fact, I've said something similar years ago:

Broadcast Nets Still Won't Admit Escaped Killer Is an Illegal Alien

The major broadcast networks have spent 114 minutes of airtime on Danelo Cavalcante, the illegal alien who escaped a Chester County, Pennsylvania prison on August 31 after being convicted of violently murdering his ex-girlfriend in front of her children. Yet throughout this veritable ocean of...

iowa.forums.rivals.com

 

[Scruddy]

 

[alaskanseminole]

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1042 new US jobs created.

 

[Scruddy]

1042 new US jobs created.

I'm more excited about the safety of American children improving

 

[alaskanseminole]

I'm more excited about the safety of American children improving.

We're going to have to crack down on the US citizen crime to really notice the needle move, though. Last time I looked it up, illegal immigrant crime only accounted for about 5% of crime in the US. iirc