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Meanwhile, in another British city: A Green Party candidate, Mothin Ali, shouted “Allahu Akbar!” after being elected to Leeds city council, while his supporters unfurled a Palestinian flag behind him.

He said his election to the council was a “win for the people of Gaza”.  Delivering a victory speech after the result was announced, he said: “We will not be silenced. We will raise the voice of Gaza. We will raise the voice of Palestine. Allahu Akbar!”  ...

https://twitter.com/SafaiDarya/status/1787022978766516247


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The border is right where Trump's hyperbole bit him in the ass.

He campaigned on that ridiculous claim that Mexico would pay for the border wall and the result of that was that he couldn't/didn't push hard for border money when elected because that would have been contradicting his stupid promise.

As a result, he waited too long to make that push, and by the time he got around to it, the Democrats controlled the House and wouldn't give him the money.

Agreed.  Trump won his campaign on securing the border and building the wall.  He failed.  He also failed to get the $$ needed while he had a decent majority in both Houses.   

For anyone reading this nonsense pointing-up  and remember what actually was accomplished by President Trump against formidable and bipartisan opposition,  I repost this information to assure you that you are not the crazy one.

Wall Funding:

Stopping illegal immigration was never an issue for Congress --- and it *still* isn't .  Prior to Trump, the issue on the table was how comprehensive amnesty would be.  (Remember the Gang of Eight?). 

Trump's requests for funding were denied by Congress from the start;  even when run by "Republicans".

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Congress passes $1.3 trillion spending bill that includes some border wall funding
Mar 22, 2018

The bill will boost spending on various projects, including infrastructure and a border wall. The $1.6 billion allocated for a wall fell far short of the Trump administration's demands, and Democrats were able to exact significant restrictions on the wall's construction, including avoiding building it in a wildlife preserve and blocking any construction of the barrier as a solid concrete wall.

The $1.3 trillion measure, which lawmakers scrambled to pass ahead of a government shutdown deadline Friday night, was on its way to President Donald Trump after the U.S. Senate passed it late Thursday on a vote of 65-32. The new spending restores funding on many of the austerity measures Republicans implemented since taking over the U.S. House in 2011. 

Earlier Thursday, the House passed the bill on a vote of 256-167. Most Texas Republicans fell in line with their *leadership* on the bill, but a handful from the conservative wing of the party voted against it: U.S. Reps. Brian Babin of Woodville, Joe Barton of Ennis, Blake Farenthold of Corpus Christi, Louie Gohmert of Tyler, Ted Poe of Humble and John Ratcliffe of Heath.

https://www.texastribune.org/2018/03/22/us-house-passes-13-trillion-spending-bill-includes-some-border-wall-fu/

The next funding reductions/denials would be even easier for Congress, after Ryan's strategy to hand the Speaker's gavel to Pelosi was successful.

Trump found funding through "creative budget allocations" --- whose implementation were delayed by multiple court challenges. The same type of Court challenges would be used frequently to delay building, usually to protect butterflies, snakes and lizards.

Yet, Trump still managed to fund and build almost 500 miles of wall.

Political Agreements

* Trump ended Catch-and-Release, which meant that instead of illegals getting released into the United States pending future hearings never to be seen again, they were detained pending removal, and then ultimately returned to their home countries

* Trump entered into three asylum cooperation agreements with Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala to stop asylum fraud and resettle illegal migrants in third-party nations pending their asylum applications.  (Illegals passing through these countries on their way to the US would remain there or be sent back there, if they made it through)

* Trump entered into a partnership with Mexico, referred to as the “Migrant Protection Protocols,” to safely return asylum-seekers to Mexico while awaiting hearings in the United States (Remain in Mexico) ---- The President would subsequently "convince" Mexico to put troops on its Southern border --- at their expense --- to reduce the flow of illegals passing through Mexico on their way to the US.

Here's a snapshot of what --- against Satan's headwinds --- Trump accomplished:



Trump, in his first term, led a quantum leap in securing our Southern border.  It could be summed up in three words:  "Keep them out". 

His second term will be summed up with:  "Keep and get them out".  Trump will again -- and quickly -- secure our Southern borderdo  AND focus on removing the invaders welcomed by the Biden regime. 

I simply do not understand how anyone --- anyone --- concerned about securing our sovereignty would not crawl over broken glass to vote for Donald Trump in November.

@Maj. Bill Martin
@libertybele




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Welker asked, “Would you support getting rid of the filibuster to support abortion rights to codify Roe v. Wade into law?


What the hell kind of question is that???????  22222frying pan
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I don't like this, this is just one more example of the coarsening of the culture. What Trump said about Black Jack is true, but calling him this is coarse and undignified. Yeah yeah yeah, there's Biden and his filthy mouth and they are appealing to the average American but it's sad.
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LIEden's anti-Semites would refuse to see or acknowledge this, but Israel "gets" that if Hamas derives ANY benefit from seizing hostages, the tactic will be encouraged.

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How can anyone have anything but contempt for the courts in Pennsylvania?  The judges in PA are absolutely corrupt to the core.  Not one of them should be on the bench. 

In fact, what would be considered a mindset that transcends being contempt?  Contempt on steroids?  That is where I am.

So many children of divorces are completely estranged from their fathers in Pennsylvania because of the total corruption of family courts in Pennsylvania.  I would say Pennsylvania is the WORST STATE IN THE UNION for anyone with a family, for if you end in divorce, father's get castrated in the courts.  It is disgusting!!!

 :yowsa: :yowsa: :yowsa:

And yet, you're asking those very same courts to simply disregard current PA law - however stupid it might be - and make decisions based on what you feel is the "right" reason.  How would that make them any the less corrupt?
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I am generally opposed to new laws since we have more than we need.

BUT,

Anyone removing the USA flag in the USA and replacing it with a flag of terrorist people should face serious criminal charges and prison time from my view.   And if that person is here as a foreigner, they should be deported within 24 hours.  I am tired of this disgusting behavior in regard to our flag in the USA.

Every student actively demonstrating on behalf of Hamas should be expelled, and every person not a student should be indicted for felonious something.  Millions of dollars in damages on a college campus is NOT peaceful demonstration!!!

Elected officials need to get off their posterior and do their damn jobs.  All these people should be indicted and forced to pay for the damages.  And we are not so desperate for college grads as to keep these sh*t turds in school.  Expel every last one with a hefty bill for damages.

 :yowsa: :yowsa: :yowsa:
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There's the "earned income" child care credit, any illegal with a number can apply for that and make money, even if they reported an income of zero dollars. And they can get SSDI.

The costs of educating them is outrageous, and their healthcare - property taxes are going through the roof. So what if the house is appraised more,  it's then just taxed more. Property taxes have doubled in Clark County, WA since Biden was installed.

I have a grown son in the Denver area, his rent for his apartment exhorbiant.
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Meanwhile in the real world

The ongoing migrant crisis is unprecedented, both in scale and the effect it has had beyond the border states to cities located deep within the country. Major cities such as New York, Denver and Chicago are finding themselves under extreme financial pressure, exacerbated by the lack of federal funding or assistance. So just how long can cities withstand the recent surge of migrants and what do they need to end the crisis?


https://www.cnbc.com/video/2024/02/24/why-the-immigration-crisis-is-bankrupting-us-cities.html#:~:text=The%20ongoing%20migrant%20crisis%20is,of%20federal%20funding%20or%20assistance.


And

Illegal immigrants are a net fiscal drain, meaning they receive more in government services than
they pay in taxes. This result is not due to laziness or fraud. Illegal immigrants actually have
high rates of work, and they do pay some taxes, including income and payroll taxes. The
fundamental reason that illegal immigrants are a net drain is that they have a low average
education level, which results in low average earnings and tax payments. It also means a large
share qualify for welfare programs, often receiving benefits on behalf of their U.S.-born
children. Like their less-educated and low-income U.S.-born counterparts, the tax payments of
illegal immigrants do not come close to covering the cost they create.


https://judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-subsites/republicans-judiciary.house.gov/files/evo-media-document/camarota-testimony.pdf

And

Record numbers in illegal immigration have resulted in United States taxpayers bearing the burden of tens of billions of dollars going toward paying for migrants and their families.


https://www.newsweek.com/map-shows-how-much-undocumented-immigrants-cost-each-state-1868673


And there’s more

So as you see, your claim of mass migration being a net benefit to taxpayers and the economy is proven false

In a nutshell, yes.
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