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

sooda

Veteran Member
The USA aid to Israel is around 3 billion in 2017. The US provides 34 billion to OECD in 2017 (just one organization). It provides 1.5 trillion to the UN itself. UN records show about 6.6 billion just to its humanitarian branch.

Israel has been getting US Aid since 1948 for a very small population. Look at Haiti.. how much aid do we give them and their population is larger than Israel.
 

sooda

Veteran Member
Drawing the line is long overdue. We currently reward those who illegally enter this country and have for decades. That in turn compels the flow of illegals to continue and even increase, as we know in these last few years.
When you're going to be rewarded for violating a nations border and laws by that nations law, what's not to love?

Its simple.. Fine the employers who hire them. BTW.. there are 67,000 illegal Israelis and 68,000 illegal Iranians in the US.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Read U.S. citizenship law.

I've read them. Back to point where you quoted its only a misdemeanor. Possession of pot, possession of meth, DWI, stealing under $750, to name a few are also a misdemeanor. Should we over look those as well since they are only "misdemeanor's"?
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Drawing the line is long overdue. We currently reward those who illegally enter this country and have for decades. That in turn compels the flow of illegals to continue and even increase, as we know in these last few years.
When you're going to be rewarded for violating a nations border and laws by that nations law, what's not to love?

Exactly. On a smaller level if there was a town that had a store that gave away free food, everyone would flock to that store as long as the food was free.
Cut it off and they quit flocking there.
 

sooda

Veteran Member
I've read them. Back to point where you quoted its only a misdemeanor. Possession of pot, possession of meth, DWI, stealing under $750, to name a few are also a misdemeanor. Should we over look those as well since they are only "misdemeanor's"?

How many foreigners have been sent to prison for being in the US illegally?
 

sooda

Veteran Member
Exactly. On a smaller level if there was a town that had a store that gave away free food, everyone would flock to that store as long as the food was free.
Cut it off and they quit flocking there.

That's bassackwards... Fine the employers $2,000 a day for each illegal they employ.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
How many foreigners have been sent to prison for being in the US illegally?

I ask again, possession of pot, possession of meth, a DWI, stealing under $750, to name a few are also only a misdemeanor. Should we overlook those as well since they are only "misdemeanor's"?
 
You afraid of the rest of my post? There is no need for the drama or a wall or putting children in cages ... Just FINE the employers who hire illegals.
Just because someone doesn't answer all of a quoted post or a quoted post at all doesn't mean they're afraid of it; you know that, or are they?
 

Shad

Veteran Member
Israel has been getting US Aid since 1948 for a very small population. Look at Haiti.. how much aid do we give them and their population is larger than Israel.

Israel is an ally. Haiti isn't. You are conflating foreign policy with humanitarian aid. Israel is a functional nation-state while Haiti isn't. Haiti has had billions in humanitarian aid. The problems goes deeper than money. For example deforestation which it's own population did.
 

Shad

Veteran Member
I would like to shift that 3 billion from Israel toward a national health care system. I don't think Israel is hurting for money.

Foreign aid to Israel is cronyism. A lot of the money is marked for US products only. So the US is giving Israel money (US tax dollars) to buy US products. It does not need any aid. It is a functional nation-state that can support itself.
 

columbus

yawn <ignore> yawn
Legal vs illegal.

We need slaves as no freeman will do the work!
For the wages offered.
That isn't the same as won't.

If I don't want to pay what the gas station is charging for gas, that doesn't mean "nobody will sell me gas", or "there's a shortage of gasoline".
Same with labor, if people won't do the hot dirty work of gathering produce for $9/hr it doesn't mean they won't. It means farmers don't want to pay what it's worth. Maybe it's $20-25, I don't know. But for some reason, the free market principles that govern the costs of consumer goods go out the window when the commodity in question is labor.

What's with that?
Tom
 

We Never Know

No Slack
So they can buy hunting and fishing licenses, their kids can go to school, and in the event of an emergency we will give life stabilizing care.

That really isn't that much. Why would you object to any one of those?

Maybe you should read the whole article, not just part of it.

"Welfare. Whether illegal aliens can obtain state benefits is not clear-cut. The short answer appears to be that they are not legally entitled to most benefits, but do in fact receive them.

A fair interpretation of the federal statute and state regulation must result in the conclusion that illegal aliens should not receive any form of state public assistance. However, illegal aliens do, in fact, receive state public benefits. That's because the burden of determining lawful status in the U.S. is on the shoulders of county social services employees who have neither the legal jurisdiction nor the practical ability to determine one's immigration status. Only an immigration official or federal worker whom the Secretary of Homeland Security has authorized may determine the immigration status of a person in the country.

Typically, any proof an illegal alien provides as evidence of legal status, regardless of its fraudulent nature, will satisfy social services agencies that determine the person's benefit eligibility because an intake clerk simply cannot make the determination that someone is an illegal alien. Therefore, the law is usually overlooked and illegal aliens manage to qualify for state and local benefits.
 
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