re: Trump draws up plans for Mass Deportations

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Not our problem. Mexico let them pass through with no resistance, they have to deal with it.

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Yeah, make Mexico feel a lot of pain, and maybe next time a DEM gets elected here, Mexico will do more to stop the caravans from coming through their country and stop the DEMs from using them..

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My truck will hold three in the cab and another six in the bed.

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If I take all the tools and materials out, I think I can do 5 in the cab and 15-16 in the bed (I have a nice camper shell on the bed). Stack ‘em up.

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How do we get rid of them exactly? Bus them to where, fly them to where? Can a country that we choose to send them to refuse to take them? Then what? I have not seen these questions addressed. Maybe there is some American territory in the middle of the ocean somewhere we can send them.

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First of all, any country that has “diplomatic relations” with the U.S. has already agreed to a mutual process of receiving deported citizens back to their country.

Secondly, there have been systems and processes uniquely tailored to each country for many decades. It often involved private contractors to bring back the deportees.

Thirdly, the U.S. has ways to pressure countries to adhere to these agreements. Occasionally, diplomatic relations break down, such as with many communist nations or war torn countries. Specially tailored rules are created for each of these countries.

For instance, the U.S. was unable to deport people to Vietnam for a long time. I’m pretty sure the diplomatic relations were restored a short time ago, and deportees are being accepted. During the down period, illegal immigrants without a criminal record were “paroled” in the U.S. but were required to maintain contact with I.C.E. Failure to follow the rules would revoke your parole, and they next time you were in custody, you were held indefinitely until deported.

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Yes and no. As you’re probably aware, Mexico is one of the most corrupt nations in the world. The cartels and their elites wash each other’s hands. You threaten their money supply, AKA drug/trafficking trade, you force them to comply.
Then build the wall and let their country be.

Trump is a negotiator after all.

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How does a wall impact cartel drug trafficking? Arent most of their drugs coming through legal transportation methods? Hard to hike through the desert vs just drive a semi into the country....

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Absolutely, the work needs to go out that anyone aiding and abetting illegal immigration will be prosecuted.

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Yes, and the Trump administration needs to make the connection between Congressional funding of these NGOs and all the illegal and subversive activity that the US taxpayer is funding. This would go a long way to getting rid of RINOs and a bunch of explicit leftists in Congress.

Ok, I should’ve clarified. When I say wall, I mean yes, build the barrier but also lock the border the frick down in all capacities.

Trebuchets at the border.

Seems that would be easy to me. If you came in during the four years of the Biden administration, you must go home immediately.

Lots will leave on their own now.

That's what liberal pussies don't understand. The US is the biggest and baddest, and THEY WILL take these motherfluckers when we send them back.

The strongest dictate the terms. And we're morally right doing this anyway.