It's glaringly obvious the other side of the equation gets no attention. I agree with all you said about businesses being a cause. Jobs are a magnet for migrants, but so are the services they receive for free at the expense of the American people.
My wife spent 15 minutes in the emergency room for a dog bite on her finger the other day. One antibiotic, Neosporin, a tetanus shot. and a bandage cost me personally $800. I can't blame migrants for how fucked up our healthcare system is but they certainly add to the cost.
Obama shares the blame with past administrations. This problem of illegal immigration (and it is a problem) has been ignored for too long. Do you know how many are truly refugees and how many just jumped on the trains seeing an opportunity? No, you don't.
It's a shame refugees can't apply within their home countries. I think you'd see a drop in illegal crossings.
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I've never disagreed with you on this point.
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- The evil that is nationalism.
- There's something rotten in Denmark.
- The reason you posted this is....?
- Children were caged, during the Obama administration. Not this time.
- Immigrants come here looking for work. They have been invited. How many times do we have to tell you this?
- I've never disagreed with you on this point.
- Do you only get your news from Fox and Breitbart?
- I haven't seen an atrocity yet.
- It would be good for you to decide now what you would call an unacceptable atrocity...
- "I haven't seen an atrocity yet"- you know, I believe you...
- Do you contest the facts in the Politi-Fact article?(Not Politico- admit it, you didn't even read the link)
- Furthermore...
- I haven't seen an atrocity yet.
- Immigrants come here looking for work. They have been invited. How many times do we have to tell you this?
- Children were caged, during the Obama administration. Not this time.