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Illegals. Where do we draw a line on the law or should we?

We Never Know

No Slack
I understand there will be kids involved but IMO that's the fault of the illegal parent(s). Where do we draw a line of bending the law, enforcing the law or overlooking the law?

If this was a state or school breaking the law over religion, people would be all over it. Point being breaking the law is breaking the law or have we came to picking and choosing the laws we break dependant upon what we think? Isn't illegal, illegal?

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Cities prepare for showdown with Trump over ICE raids: You 'have to come through us'

"In Denver, Mayor Michael Hancock said city police officers would avoid helping ICE agents but said city human service workers were on alert to assist any minor children left behind if their parents are arrested.

In many cases, immigrants who lack legal permission to remain in the United States have minor children who are U.S. citizens. That puts officials in liberal cities like Denver or San Francisco in the tough position of opposing the ICE raids themselves but still having to manage the consequences."

Cities prepare for showdown with Trump over ICE raids: You 'have to come through us'
 

sooda

Veteran Member
I understand there will be kids involved but IMO that's the fault of the illegal parent(s). Where do we draw a line of bending the law, enforcing the law or overlooking the law?

If this was a state or school breaking the law over religion, people would be all over it.

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Cities prepare for showdown with Trump over ICE raids: You 'have to come through us'

"In Denver, Mayor Michael Hancock said city police officers would avoid helping ICE agents but said city human service workers were on alert to assist any minor children left behind if their parents are arrested.

In many cases, immigrants who lack legal permission to remain in the United States have minor children who are U.S. citizens. That puts officials in liberal cities like Denver or San Francisco in the tough position of opposing the ICE raids themselves but still having to manage the consequences."

Cities prepare for showdown with Trump over ICE raids: You 'have to come through us'

What would you do?
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Look at it this way. We take legal people to court for trespassing, fine them and sometimes jail them. Isn't being here illegally trespassing? Breaking the law?
Except our economy isn't intimately dependent upon trespassing the way it does illegal immigration. Without that, our crops go very largely unharvested. There is no easy or simply answer or solution to this.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Except our economy isn't intimately dependent upon trespassing the way it does illegal immigration. Without that, our crops go very largely unharvested. There is no easy or simply answer or solution to this.

Quit paying lazy not wanting to work people a monthly check, WIC, food stamps, housing, etc and put them to work. Earn what you need.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Quit paying lazy not wanting to work people a monthly check, WIC, food stamps, housing, etc and put them to work. Earn what you need.
Who said they're lazy? Americans specifically aren't working agriculture. According even to farmers paying people to work, it's not unusual for an American to want to flip burgers instead of work agriculture.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Who said they're lazy? Americans specifically aren't working agriculture. According even to farmers paying people to work, it's not unusual for an American to rather flip burgers than work agriculture.

Over half the people on warfare could work but won't. Why work when you get it free?
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Who said they're lazy? Americans specifically aren't working agriculture. According even to farmers paying people to work, it's not unusual for an American to want to flip burgers instead of work agriculture.

Hell even half the people claiming to be disabled people could work but won't since they get a free ride.
 

Stevicus

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
The 10 commandments don't bother me. A manger on the court house lawn doesn't bother me but people will go to extremes to stop those things while turning their head to illegals. That bothers me. Illegal is illegal.

One key difference here is that no human beings are harmed by removing the 10 commandments or a manger from a courthouse lawn.

The U.S. is a signatory to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Regardless of their immigration status, we are duty-bound to respect and honor their rights as human beings.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Who said they're lazy? Americans specifically aren't working agriculture. According even to farmers paying people to work, it's not unusual for an American to want to flip burgers instead of work agriculture.

Put it this way, give someone free medical, free dental, free housing, free food, a monthly allowance, etc,,, why would they want to work?

Edit.. But hey at least they are government controlled that way right? :(
 
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