I am of the opinion that the left is playing a dangerous game re: illegals

100%.

They are creating a monster and they don't even know it. Eventually the silent majority will get tired of being bullied in their own country and the backlash will be awful. I hope it doesn't happen in my lifetime.

Europe is much further along this path than we are, so hopefully we'll be able to learn from them when it happens there, but I wouldn't bet on it.

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They are creating a monster and they don't even know it. Eventually the silent majority will get tired of being bullied in their own country and the backlash will be awful. I hope it doesn't happen in my lifetime

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Echoes my thoughts.

In very general terms, a society has "conservatives" and "progressives."

The progressives drive for new concepts/ideas while the conservatives ensure that the society doesn't drive off a fricking cliff by preserving the status quo which has - at the very least - perpetuated the society's existence.

Recently, progressives have been accelerating the car to a speed that conservatives collectively feel is dangerous. Trump's election was the nation's collective conservative conscience putting their foot on the brake pedal.

But instead of getting the message, progressives took Trump's election as a signal that the country needs to accelerate even faster.

If that isn't curtailed, that same collective conservative conscience which elected Trump will - sooner or later - hit the fricking emergency brake. It won't be pretty.

That's why the two-party system and the "professionalization" of our political system is so dangerous IMO. Most politicians don't give a shite about "our country." They only care about getting elected. So they'll pander to their bases no matter what type of situation the country happens to be in.

The left hates the USA. They also feel guilty about what they have. So they want to take what others have and give it to those They think need it.

This is the last act by a desperate side.

If they don’t legalize a ton of illegals by 2020 or at least keep them counted by the Census, there will be major shifts in the 2022 reapportionments.

States likely to show the biggest losses of seats due to this change include California, New York, New Jersey, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Virginia, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Colorado, Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania.

The vast majority of these are blue or purple states. No Republican has won several of these since 1984.

By contrast, Dems have won all of these but Arizona, Texas, or Georgia within the past 8 years.


Shifting EVs out of a number of these states and back toward ones in the Great Plains, Midwest, or Deep South means a significant House and EV gains for Republicans right there.

That narrows their path to victory in the House and Presidential race. And that’s without taking Trump’s victories in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan into account.

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Their continuous support of completely open borders

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Stopped reading right here.

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Perhaps if the administration didn't adopt Steven Miller's fascist wet dream policies

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Name em.

The scum that controls the left doesn't give 2 shits about the American people or the sovereign country of the United States.

This is all part of their long term goal of creating a slave race to to serve them in their communistic world government.

Don't believe me? Head down the rabbit hole.

Wake up people!

Ok dummy. We are done talking.

Comprehensive immigration reform without amnesty.

Pelosi co-sponsored for comprehensive immigration reform without amnesty

SPONSOR'S INTRODUCTORY REMARKS: Sen. McCAIN: This bipartisan, comprehensive immigration reform legislation is designed to fix our Nation's broken immigration system. While in previous years we worked independently on immigration reform legislation, we are coming together today to introduce what we believe is groundbreaking, comprehensive legislation. Over a year ago, the President laid out a framework for what comprehensive immigration reform should look like. We have used the President's framework to craft this package.

The simple fact is that America's immigration system is broken. Recent vigilante activities along the southwestern border have shown that the current situation is not sustainable. Americans are frustrated with our lack of border security and our inability to control illegal immigration.

Make no mistake, this is not an amnesty bill. We are not here to reward law-breakers, and any accusations to the contrary are patently untrue. This bill recognizes the problems inherent in the current system and provides a logical and effective means to address these problems. It would be impossible to identify and round up all 10 to 11 million of the current undocumented, and if we did, it would ground our Nation's economy to a halt. These millions of people are working. Aliens will not come forward to simply "report and deport." We have a national interest in identifying these individuals, incentivizing them to come forward out of the shadows, go through security background checks, pay back taxes, pay penalties for breaking the law, learn to speak English, and regularize their status. Anyone who thinks this goal can be achieved without providing an eventual path to a permanent legal status is not serious about solving this problem.