leibowde84
Veteran Member
It seems pretty clear that Trump is never going to get funding from congress for his promised wall (and, no, Mexico is not paying for it). So, should he just accept defeat and apologize, or should he keep on keeping on?
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So, the only reason to go through with it is for Trump to put his own political popularity ahead of common sense and what is good for Americans?Practically ,yes as illegal crossings seem to be down. Giving border patrol more agents to cover the territory better would be more practical IMO. Politically, no. He ran his campaign on the idea of the wall. If he doesn't go through with it, it will be like George HW Bush saying "read my lips. No new taxes."
So, the only reason to go through with it is for Trump to put his own political popularity ahead of common sense and what is good for Americans?
I disagree. I don't think Trump thinks the wall is a good idea. I think he knew there were enough bumpkins out there that thought a wall would help in some mythical way. He knew it would be a useful tool.Not necessarily. I think he believes that the wall is a good idea. My statement was not an endorsement of the wall, just an observation that , politically it would benefit him since he promised it in his campaign. Practically, not so sure.
I disagree. I don't think Trump thinks the wall is a good idea. I think he knew there were enough bumpkins out there that thought a wall would help in some mythical way. He knew it would be a useful tool.
I certainly agree that more border guards are a much better idea than a wall.IDK. I think there are more cost effective ways to combat the problem that's all . I'll be the first to admit that I'm far from an expert on it. I would rather see the feds employ more border agents personally.
I certainly agree that more border guards are a much better idea than a wall.
I certainly agree that more border guards are a much better idea than a wall.
Why not invest that money in a campaign to find and prosecute the biggest employers of illegal workers? Then the fines that they pay to stay out of jail will more than pay the investment back.Walls are very expensive and must be maintained and guarded constantly. So yeah. More Border Agents.
Why not invest that money in a campaign to find and prosecute the biggest employers of illegal workers? Then the fines that they pay to stay out of jail will more than pay the investment back.
Tom
Nobody seems willing to even talk about it. Trump never has that I have heard about.That is a problem isn't it. That definitely needs to be addressed if it hasn't.
I agree. A wall won't do any good, but going after businesses that take advantage of illegal immigrants will actually help. It is pretty obvious why Trump would never bring that idea up though. He, his family, and all his "friends" profit off illegal immigration far too much to actually do anything to prevent it.Why not invest that money in a campaign to find and prosecute the biggest employers of illegal workers? Then the fines that they pay to stay out of jail will more than pay the investment back.
Tom
So do the people who really run this country.I agree. A wall won't do any good, but going after businesses that take advantage of illegal immigrants will actually help. It is pretty obvious why Trump would never bring that idea up though. He, his family, and all his "friends" profit off illegal immigration far too much to actually do anything to prevent it.
Why not invest that money in a campaign to find and prosecute the biggest employers of illegal workers? Then the fines that they pay to stay out of jail will more than pay the investment back.
Tom
I have not noticed anybody taking this concept seriously.You're thinking like a Republican.
It seems pretty clear that Trump is never going to get funding from congress for his promised wall (and, no, Mexico is not paying for it). So, should he just accept defeat and apologize, or should he keep on keeping on?
The head of Bethel Heights Vineyard looked out over the 100 acres of vines her crew of 20 Mexicans had just finished pruning, worried about what will happen if the Trump administration presses ahead with its crackdown on immigrants.
From tending the plants to harvesting the grapes, it takes skill and a strong work ethic to produce the winery’s pinot noir and chardonnay, and native-born Americans just aren’t willing to work that hard, Patricia Dudley said as a cold rain drenched the vineyard in the hills of Oregon.
“Who’s going to come out here and do this work when they deport them all?” she asked.