Topic: The Trump Wall - page 2. (Read 4166 times)

This is ludicrous

If the Mexicans want to work in the United States, then they should do it in a legal way. First they should apply for a job visa, and then wait for their turn. Why don't they try immigrating to Saudi Arabia or Japan?

Understand that the wall will not stop neither trafficking nor migrants. Yes, its construction will create jobs, but it jobs which do not bring profit. Plant in the border or neutral territory will produce products and generate profits, and migrants will not have to live in the United States.

You lack perspective with all due respect.

In the short term, massive building project like that will create and support hundreds of thousands of jobs. In the long term it will likewise regulate flow of goods, people and money over the border cutting down room for criminals and smugglers. This is precisely why generation after generation of Chinese kept building and upkeeping their wall.

Souvenirs are irrelevant in bigger picture.

The construction of the wall is not an option. No wall will not stop people fleeing for a better life. It seems to me that on this money it is better to build the plant instead of the wall and let the Mexicans work there and receive a decent wage and benefit America.

Do you really think so? As the wall can make money? Even the great wall of China which is dismantled for Souvenirs does not make that much money. Who can stop a wall? Trump will never build a wall. If he starts building it will be a monument to his idiocy.

Doesn't sound too ridiculous to me. The wall is expected to cost somewhere between $10 billion and $30 billion. But the benefits will be more than that in a single year. And in the long term, the wall can make a profit of trillions.

How are illegal immigrants able to get welfare? I get that they may apply for some general benefits, like emergency subsidy, but how, without a legal,  legitimate, and unique identity, can they apply for most government benefits?

And food for thought:

http://thehill.com/latino/324607-reports-find-that-immigrants-commit-less-crime-than-us-born-citizens

Among people aged 18-54, 1.53 percent of natives are incarcerated, as are 0.85 percent of undocumented immigrants and 0.47 percent of documented immigrants, according to the Cato study of comparative incarceration rates.

The Cato study found that there are about 2 million U.S-born citizens, 123,000 undocumented immigrants and 64,000 documented foreign citizens in U.S. jails.

If natural-born citizens were incarcerated at the same rate as undocumented immigrants, "about 893,000 fewer natives would be incarcerated," read the study. Similarly, if native citizens were incarcerated at the same rate as documented immigrants, 1.4 million fewer would be in prison.

Also see here:
http://www.sentencingproject.org/publications/immigration-public-safety/

Foreign-born individuals (“first-generation immigrants”) report lower rates of criminal offending than native-born citizens and they have less contact with the criminal justice system, as measured by arrest records. Indeed, two notable studies, highlighted in a report by the American Immigration Council, find:6)
Foreign-born individuals are less likely than native-born individuals to have engaged in violent or non-violent antisocial behaviors in their lifetimes, including harassment, assault, and acquiring multiple traffic violations, “despite being more likely to have lower levels of income, less education, and reside in urban areas.”7) The study’s authors add that these findings hold for immigrants from major world regions including Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Their analysis drew on survey data from a nationally representative sample of over 40,000 U.S. residents aged 18 years and older.
Foreign-born youth enrolled in U.S. middle and high schools in the mid-1990s had among the lowest delinquency rates when compared to their peers. These researchers focused on non-violent delinquent acts such as stealing, damaging property, or selling drugs. Their study drew on repeated surveys of over 20,000 adolescents conducted between 1994 through 2002.

The wall idea in 2016 sounds too far fetched and ridiculous, the amount of work and resources to build it and then maintain would be too much to afford. It actually makes it look like a clown, I wonder if he could've kinda implement a new technology to keep the border safe, drones, night sensors, etc, even if it bullshit and never work at least the public would be interested on it.

There's a big difference between shooting from a Huey with a chain gun, and shooting from a small helicopter with an M16.  Your post is rather misleading.

^^^^ All this could be avoided, if marijuana is legalized in the United States. The ban on marijuana is only helping the big three - the Mexican drug cartels (who make money by smuggling in the weed), the banking cartel (who launders the drug money for the Mexican drug cartels) and the pharma cartel (who will lose billions of USD in revenue from painkiller sales if weed is legalized).

Footage released of police shooting marijuana suspects from a helicopter










Read more at http://wearechange.org/footage-released-police-shooting-marijuana-suspects-helicopter/.

Crossing Mexico's Other Border






Published on Mar 29, 2013

When traveling from Central America to the United States through Mexico, immigrants are forced to battle drug cartels, corrupt police officers, and human traffickers, all before they even come close to the US border.

People tend to assume that the immigrants crossing the US--Mexico border are all Mexican. The reality is that a large percentage of them come from Central America, and their journey north is grueling. To get to the US, they first have to pass through Mexico, an ordeal that often ends up being even more difficult than getting into the United States. Most migrants cross into Mexico on rafts, via the Suchiate River. After that, they need to protect themselves from corrupt Mexican police, drug cartels like the infamous Zetas, and even fellow migrants. They often travel by foot and by pubic transit, but many of them ride on top of "the Beast," the freight trains that travel from the south to the north of Mexico.

While the majority of the migrants are young men, a small percentage of them are women who endure hardships like the possibility of being raped by basically anyone they come across. Some of them are forced to stay in the border state of Chiapas and work as prostitutes because they are too weak to keep going, need to save some money to continue their journey, or, if they decide to stay , so they can travel back and forth between Mexico and their home countries to visit their kids[NJ1] .

In this episode of Fringes, we followed Yoana, a young girl from Guatemala who has been living in the small town of Huixtla, Chiapas, working as a prostitute to make money to help her two sons. We tagged along with a special unit from the state government that is in charge of protecting migrants as they travel through Chiapas. We then hopped on board the Beast with more than 400 other migrants traveling from Arriaga to Ixtepec, Oaxaca, to try to understand the hardships they go through and why they leave their homes in the first place.




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From prostitution to 0bamacare...

In the end, the overall benefits would be many times the cost of the wall. The reduction in crime rate alone could save the American tax payers some $100 billion or more. There will be less number of rapes, murders, robberies, and other violent crime. The government would be able to save tens of billions of USD every year, in the form of reduced welfare payments.

And we all have the power to place him in prison and her in an asylum when necessary. But the longer we wait to do it, the more difficulty we will have doing it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Twn96nj0jfw&index=10&list=PLHrkQxgz0mg6kUBciD-HIvTXByqjcIZ-D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufcgCDd8KBM

And from that unholy sexual union of those two demonic creatures, and with the help of 25000 gallons of illegally obtained radioactive sperm taken from millions of future voting democrats, a child was conceived under a blood moon.

Behold!

Texas Rangers are not the only ones with super powers today.

Obama has the power to make Super bad deals.
Hillary has the power to be Super crazy.

Making you fly up in the air in slow motion, while making you screaming not in slow motion, is a super power all Texas Rangers should have...

Sure would be fun to see the US border states legalize marihuana grown in state, and then enforce state laws against illegal shipments coming in from Mexico.

Because then the Texas Rangers would be on the job.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNTOi6Fh3ZE

Who knew importing bags of rice and sugar in the US was such a dramatic olympic sport event...