The details are sketchy, but the new Trump order will call for plans to deport up to 11 million illegal immigrants, even those who aren’t Mexican, but transported into the United States via Mexico.
To do this, the United States would need to inform the Mexican government of our plans, which have been met with fierce resistance in the Mexican senate.
One Senator, Zoe Robledo, ironically, said Mexico shouldn’t accept because the influx of migrants into Mexico would put a lot of pressure on the Mexican population. Is he serious?
“This is an enormous mistake that Mexico shouldn’t accept,” Senator Zoe Robledo said by telephone. “If we suddenly have massive deportations into Mexico, we’d have a lot of pressure not only from our own population, but would be in charge of deporting others as well.”
To accomplish this task, Trump will order the DHS to hire another 15,000, including 5,000 border agents.
No more catch and release.
The memos said the DHS “no longer will exempt classes or categories of removable aliens from potential enforcement” — calling President Obama’s approach of prioritization a “failure.”
“Department personnel may initiate enforcement actions against removable aliens encountered during the performance of their duties,” the memos stated.
After the wall is built, using Mexican tax payers pesos, the task of border control will be appreciably easier.
It appears Trump has pivoted from blocking people from entering the US to deporting them, something the courts will have an exceedingly hard time thwarting.
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The market today is putting me to sleep.
Off to Barrys Boot Camp then to cryotherapy. You game?
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Señor, Fly, Would you please share your Price target on UEC?
Youse let them in and were content with that for how long? A limitation is in order as to how far back it reaches. If the reach is too far back you will end up looking like idiots.
What effect do you think losing 11 million people earning and spending money in our economy will have overall on the markets? I know most of them aren’t making much or just living off of government assistance, but it has to have some.
Well, you will see some certainly. However, you will definitely see a rise in the cost of goods. Food and labor possibly even a dramatic increase.
Pinata shops everywhere are in a panic. The price dope by the kilo is about to skyrocket.
It’ll be difficult to house them all at first. Until suitable facilities are prepared maybe they can continue to live among the general population, but be required to display some sort of identifying patch on their clothing so they won’t be able to steal jobs from real Americans.