No more taco bell?
But I haven't had a Quesalupa yet
But I haven't had a Quesalupa yet
We used to have the Bracero program which was a guest worker program. It worked quite well.The_Fox said:You would have to remove birthright citizenship or they will just drop anchor babies.doubledog said:titan said:No voting for 15 years either. And just make that blanket. So you don't have to determine how illegally came. Just no vote for 15 years after entering the country. That will give them time to see the toxic effect of Democrat policies outside of press and school brainwashing. If they still want to vote Democrat after 15 years, fine. You know they were not manipulated.eric76 said:
As I've said many, many times, if they really want to fix it, the first step should be to deny any and all benefits to illegal aliens.
No medical coverage unless paid for in cash. No unemployment. No free schools. No driver's license. No food stamps. No welfare. No tax credits.
Do this, and most of the issues would quickly become moot.
Guest worker program. No path to citizenship.
$5,000 application fee for asylum. Payable in cash. (Fee waved if you stay in your own country)
No, he just closed it. However, Republicans are urging Biden to reinstate Trumps regulations.titan said:Aphis Ag,APHIS AG said:
Biden figured out that it was a "crises" that has seen more illegals in 20 years "invade" the country.
He is an idiot and the Republicans are finally slamming him.
What is your OP referring to though -- your title confuses and your post implies it too --- did Biden change instructions about the border?
eric76 said:In 1982, I voted for a Democrat who I personally knew for the Texas House of Representatives. That was the last time, and quite possibly the only time, that I ever voted for a Democrat in any state or national election.ironmanag said:
If you voted for Biden it is not a lie.
About the only other exception that there may be was when Texas A&M Economics prof Phil Gramm ran for the House in 1978. I don't remember if I voted for the Republican candidate or for Phil Gramm who was a Democrat then.
I have also never voted in any Democratic Primary, even in 1976 when Texas was overwhelmingly Democrat.
So any claim that I voted for Biden is a big fat lie. I wish people would stop using such lies for ad hominem attacks and thread derails.
I would support totally closing the border. No entry by anyone. Get caught here illegally, cane them, throw them over the border. Catch them a second time, cane them twice as much, throw them over the border. Hire one of them, cane the employer, throw him or her over the border. Problem solved in a matter of days.Rhonda the Rash said:
Wouldn't most on this board support a shutdown while they work on the infrastructure on the border to run it responsibly?
Because the only choices were Trump or Biden?BadMoonRisin said:eric76 said:In 1982, I voted for a Democrat who I personally knew for the Texas House of Representatives. That was the last time, and quite possibly the only time, that I ever voted for a Democrat in any state or national election.ironmanag said:
If you voted for Biden it is not a lie.
About the only other exception that there may be was when Texas A&M Economics prof Phil Gramm ran for the House in 1978. I don't remember if I voted for the Republican candidate or for Phil Gramm who was a Democrat then.
I have also never voted in any Democratic Primary, even in 1976 when Texas was overwhelmingly Democrat.
So any claim that I voted for Biden is a big fat lie. I wish people would stop using such lies for ad hominem attacks and thread derails.
Tanya 93 said:Because the only choices were Trump or Biden?BadMoonRisin said:eric76 said:In 1982, I voted for a Democrat who I personally knew for the Texas House of Representatives. That was the last time, and quite possibly the only time, that I ever voted for a Democrat in any state or national election.ironmanag said:
If you voted for Biden it is not a lie.
About the only other exception that there may be was when Texas A&M Economics prof Phil Gramm ran for the House in 1978. I don't remember if I voted for the Republican candidate or for Phil Gramm who was a Democrat then.
I have also never voted in any Democratic Primary, even in 1976 when Texas was overwhelmingly Democrat.
So any claim that I voted for Biden is a big fat lie. I wish people would stop using such lies for ad hominem attacks and thread derails.
Plus, you must not spend much time on this board if you think he voted for Biden.
BadMoonRisin said:Tanya 93 said:Because the only choices were Trump or Biden?BadMoonRisin said:eric76 said:In 1982, I voted for a Democrat who I personally knew for the Texas House of Representatives. That was the last time, and quite possibly the only time, that I ever voted for a Democrat in any state or national election.ironmanag said:
If you voted for Biden it is not a lie.
About the only other exception that there may be was when Texas A&M Economics prof Phil Gramm ran for the House in 1978. I don't remember if I voted for the Republican candidate or for Phil Gramm who was a Democrat then.
I have also never voted in any Democratic Primary, even in 1976 when Texas was overwhelmingly Democrat.
So any claim that I voted for Biden is a big fat lie. I wish people would stop using such lies for ad hominem attacks and thread derails.
Plus, you must not spend much time on this board if you think he voted for Biden.
eric76 said:
As I've said many, many times, if they really want to fix it, the first step should be to deny any and all benefits to illegal aliens.
No medical coverage unless paid for in cash. No unemployment. No free schools. No driver's license. No food stamps. No welfare. No tax credits.
Do this, and most of the issues would quickly become moot.
My family owns land along/near the river and we love it - less cutting of our fences or destruction of other equipment/buildings, less trash on our land...Rhonda the Rash said:I went to high school in Mission/ McAllen and have many friends that still live down there including a few that own large amounts of farmland on the river. The three people I know who own land on the river do not like it, are upset with it going through their land and think spending money on technology and manpower is the better idea. All of them and their families are republicans.Hoyt Ag said:The wall works. As someone who lives and works directly on the border I can tell you it works. Post whatever stats you want, If someone crosses, send them back. No Ifs ands or buts. Come in legally and stop mooching of our already corrupt system.Rhonda the Rash said:Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:In every scenario, no, not at all.Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:
Wouldn't most on this board support a shutdown while they work on the infrastructure on the border to run it responsibly?
I'm going to guess your version of "run responsibly" is "catch and release"
The way I personally would run the border wouldn't be like the Dems or Republicans. But still you would hate it.
I'm guessing that's because unless someone is dumb enough to confess to being a cartel member you'd automatically let them in and give them citizenship on the spot
No.
-no border wall
-spend the same amount from the wall on technology such and sensors and drones; also on more border patrol agents
-anyone who doesn't come through a checkpoint gets sent back. If they want to be taken to a border we would provide that transportation
-beef up all checkpoints with temporary housing, manpower, lawyers, background checks
-if someone comes to a checkpoint give them a yes or no within two weeks of applying
-families all stay together
-asylum seeking isn't a crime
That's the basics.
TRM said:My family owns land along/near the river and we love it - less cutting of our fences or destruction of other equipment/buildings, less trash on our land...Rhonda the Rash said:I went to high school in Mission/ McAllen and have many friends that still live down there including a few that own large amounts of farmland on the river. The three people I know who own land on the river do not like it, are upset with it going through their land and think spending money on technology and manpower is the better idea. All of them and their families are republicans.Hoyt Ag said:The wall works. As someone who lives and works directly on the border I can tell you it works. Post whatever stats you want, If someone crosses, send them back. No Ifs ands or buts. Come in legally and stop mooching of our already corrupt system.Rhonda the Rash said:Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:In every scenario, no, not at all.Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:
Wouldn't most on this board support a shutdown while they work on the infrastructure on the border to run it responsibly?
I'm going to guess your version of "run responsibly" is "catch and release"
The way I personally would run the border wouldn't be like the Dems or Republicans. But still you would hate it.
I'm guessing that's because unless someone is dumb enough to confess to being a cartel member you'd automatically let them in and give them citizenship on the spot
No.
-no border wall
-spend the same amount from the wall on technology such and sensors and drones; also on more border patrol agents
-anyone who doesn't come through a checkpoint gets sent back. If they want to be taken to a border we would provide that transportation
-beef up all checkpoints with temporary housing, manpower, lawyers, background checks
-if someone comes to a checkpoint give them a yes or no within two weeks of applying
-families all stay together
-asylum seeking isn't a crime
That's the basics.
Rhonda the Rash said:TRM said:My family owns land along/near the river and we love it - less cutting of our fences or destruction of other equipment/buildings, less trash on our land...Rhonda the Rash said:I went to high school in Mission/ McAllen and have many friends that still live down there including a few that own large amounts of farmland on the river. The three people I know who own land on the river do not like it, are upset with it going through their land and think spending money on technology and manpower is the better idea. All of them and their families are republicans.Hoyt Ag said:The wall works. As someone who lives and works directly on the border I can tell you it works. Post whatever stats you want, If someone crosses, send them back. No Ifs ands or buts. Come in legally and stop mooching of our already corrupt system.Rhonda the Rash said:Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:In every scenario, no, not at all.Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:
Wouldn't most on this board support a shutdown while they work on the infrastructure on the border to run it responsibly?
I'm going to guess your version of "run responsibly" is "catch and release"
The way I personally would run the border wouldn't be like the Dems or Republicans. But still you would hate it.
I'm guessing that's because unless someone is dumb enough to confess to being a cartel member you'd automatically let them in and give them citizenship on the spot
No.
-no border wall
-spend the same amount from the wall on technology such and sensors and drones; also on more border patrol agents
-anyone who doesn't come through a checkpoint gets sent back. If they want to be taken to a border we would provide that transportation
-beef up all checkpoints with temporary housing, manpower, lawyers, background checks
-if someone comes to a checkpoint give them a yes or no within two weeks of applying
-families all stay together
-asylum seeking isn't a crime
That's the basics.
Two families had it cut through their farm causing them to lose usable land and raise labor cost dealing with using the gates to pass through.
One family had their family cemetery left on the other side of the wall.
Tear Down This Wall said:Rhonda the Rash said:TRM said:My family owns land along/near the river and we love it - less cutting of our fences or destruction of other equipment/buildings, less trash on our land...Rhonda the Rash said:I went to high school in Mission/ McAllen and have many friends that still live down there including a few that own large amounts of farmland on the river. The three people I know who own land on the river do not like it, are upset with it going through their land and think spending money on technology and manpower is the better idea. All of them and their families are republicans.Hoyt Ag said:The wall works. As someone who lives and works directly on the border I can tell you it works. Post whatever stats you want, If someone crosses, send them back. No Ifs ands or buts. Come in legally and stop mooching of our already corrupt system.Rhonda the Rash said:Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:In every scenario, no, not at all.Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:
Wouldn't most on this board support a shutdown while they work on the infrastructure on the border to run it responsibly?
I'm going to guess your version of "run responsibly" is "catch and release"
The way I personally would run the border wouldn't be like the Dems or Republicans. But still you would hate it.
I'm guessing that's because unless someone is dumb enough to confess to being a cartel member you'd automatically let them in and give them citizenship on the spot
No.
-no border wall
-spend the same amount from the wall on technology such and sensors and drones; also on more border patrol agents
-anyone who doesn't come through a checkpoint gets sent back. If they want to be taken to a border we would provide that transportation
-beef up all checkpoints with temporary housing, manpower, lawyers, background checks
-if someone comes to a checkpoint give them a yes or no within two weeks of applying
-families all stay together
-asylum seeking isn't a crime
That's the basics.
Two families had it cut through their farm causing them to lose usable land and raise labor cost dealing with using the gates to pass through.
One family had their family cemetery left on the other side of the wall.
Your anecdotes don't outweigh the prevailing opinion down there. Your idea of drones, no wall, etc. is asinine fantasy land bs. Surprise surprise.
While I feel for them, the security/sovereignty of our nation is kind of a big deal.Rhonda the Rash said:TRM said:My family owns land along/near the river and we love it - less cutting of our fences or destruction of other equipment/buildings, less trash on our land...Rhonda the Rash said:I went to high school in Mission/ McAllen and have many friends that still live down there including a few that own large amounts of farmland on the river. The three people I know who own land on the river do not like it, are upset with it going through their land and think spending money on technology and manpower is the better idea. All of them and their families are republicans.Hoyt Ag said:The wall works. As someone who lives and works directly on the border I can tell you it works. Post whatever stats you want, If someone crosses, send them back. No Ifs ands or buts. Come in legally and stop mooching of our already corrupt system.Rhonda the Rash said:Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:In every scenario, no, not at all.Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:
Wouldn't most on this board support a shutdown while they work on the infrastructure on the border to run it responsibly?
I'm going to guess your version of "run responsibly" is "catch and release"
The way I personally would run the border wouldn't be like the Dems or Republicans. But still you would hate it.
I'm guessing that's because unless someone is dumb enough to confess to being a cartel member you'd automatically let them in and give them citizenship on the spot
No.
-no border wall
-spend the same amount from the wall on technology such and sensors and drones; also on more border patrol agents
-anyone who doesn't come through a checkpoint gets sent back. If they want to be taken to a border we would provide that transportation
-beef up all checkpoints with temporary housing, manpower, lawyers, background checks
-if someone comes to a checkpoint give them a yes or no within two weeks of applying
-families all stay together
-asylum seeking isn't a crime
That's the basics.
Two families had it cut through their farm causing them to lose usable land and raise labor cost dealing with using the gates to pass through.
One family had their family cemetery left on the other side of the wall.
Agree with this. Most in the RGV realize that the wall or a wall as it was being presented would only be as good as the maintenance and attention it was given in terms of security. A wall or the wall is absolutely pointless when the goal of the folks crossing is to turn themselves in, and the government allows it.Quote:
Majority of people in the valley don't want a wall, even if the majority of people you associate with do. I also know many in the valley who want the wall.
Hoyt Ag said:The wall works. As someone who lives and works directly on the border I can tell you it works. Post whatever stats you want, If someone crosses, send them back. No Ifs ands or buts. Come in legally and stop mooching of our already corrupt system.Rhonda the Rash said:Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:In every scenario, no, not at all.Maroon Dawn said:Rhonda the Rash said:
Wouldn't most on this board support a shutdown while they work on the infrastructure on the border to run it responsibly?
I'm going to guess your version of "run responsibly" is "catch and release"
The way I personally would run the border wouldn't be like the Dems or Republicans. But still you would hate it.
I'm guessing that's because unless someone is dumb enough to confess to being a cartel member you'd automatically let them in and give them citizenship on the spot
No.
-no border wall
-spend the same amount from the wall on technology such and sensors and drones; also on more border patrol agents
-anyone who doesn't come through a checkpoint gets sent back. If they want to be taken to a border we would provide that transportation
-beef up all checkpoints with temporary housing, manpower, lawyers, background checks
-if someone comes to a checkpoint give them a yes or no within two weeks of applying
-families all stay together
-asylum seeking isn't a crime
That's the basics.