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13, 099 Convicted Murderers Have Illegally Crossed U.S. Border
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<blockquote data-quote="Laurie!" data-source="post: 410506" data-attributes="member: 2210"><p>That's very true and it's always going to be a problem with a huge border. Things can definitely be done to fix back logs in claims, more drones, patrol vehicles and border patrol people. That was all on the bill apparently though that was politicized by Trump.</p><p>This report is a horrible report for Democrats and Republicans. So using it to score points against Harris is asinine...especially when a bill to address part of the problems right away was quashed. Harris is only a tiebreaker vote that I'm aware of and a bill needs to get passed for Biden to sign. So the blame lies with the Senate and Congress on both sides of the aisle.</p><p>Bottom line is, aside from that bill that should have been signed, there's still a huge economic/wealth gap in the nation's people are fleeing. Until we all are willing to share the world's resources with them or start businesses there that pay them fairly, there will always be people wanting what we have. It's only human and dehumanizing them is abhorrent.</p><p>Many of the nations they come from are a tropical paradise where Canadians, snow bird Americans and Europeans travel to during winter (they don't want to leave but have to for a better life). We all want those cheap, all-inclusive vacations...but they're only cheap because the farmers providing the food, hotel staff, drivers, etc are all paid next to nothing. Whereas when we travel to Europe, it costs thousands more in comparison because they're paid fair wages.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Laurie!, post: 410506, member: 2210"] That's very true and it's always going to be a problem with a huge border. Things can definitely be done to fix back logs in claims, more drones, patrol vehicles and border patrol people. That was all on the bill apparently though that was politicized by Trump. This report is a horrible report for Democrats and Republicans. So using it to score points against Harris is asinine...especially when a bill to address part of the problems right away was quashed. Harris is only a tiebreaker vote that I'm aware of and a bill needs to get passed for Biden to sign. So the blame lies with the Senate and Congress on both sides of the aisle. Bottom line is, aside from that bill that should have been signed, there's still a huge economic/wealth gap in the nation's people are fleeing. Until we all are willing to share the world's resources with them or start businesses there that pay them fairly, there will always be people wanting what we have. It's only human and dehumanizing them is abhorrent. Many of the nations they come from are a tropical paradise where Canadians, snow bird Americans and Europeans travel to during winter (they don't want to leave but have to for a better life). We all want those cheap, all-inclusive vacations...but they're only cheap because the farmers providing the food, hotel staff, drivers, etc are all paid next to nothing. Whereas when we travel to Europe, it costs thousands more in comparison because they're paid fair wages. [/QUOTE]
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