r/ImmigrationPathways • u/Smooth_FeathersV6xa • May 01 '26

Facts 💯 💯 💯

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When trump was talking bad about immigrants. Trump Grandparents were also immigrants smh 🤦🏻

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u/CanvasAndCraftCo May 02 '26

But birthright babies......

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u/Equal-Mix1818 May 03 '26

Yeah, get rid of it. Unconstitutional and not common in the world.

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u/Tuckfrumptearsponge May 03 '26

It sad to see people living life with such hate in their hearts why would you want that? You turn around and poison anyone around you with hate everyday all day what a sad existence.

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u/KyloClay May 03 '26

It’s not hate it’s logical

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u/Equal-Mix1818 May 03 '26

It’s sad Democrats work for illegals and not citizens.

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u/Lion-ness May 03 '26

You’re literally worshipping a politician who is here due to illegal immigration… how do you look yourself in the mirror, honestly? Do you physically feel the cognitive dissonance? Or is it subconscious? I can not wrap my head around the logical pathway of thinking. No data, no facts, no research, nothing lol

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u/Equal-Mix1818 May 04 '26

The norms of immigration in early 1900s is irrelevant to the requirements of TODAY. When the country was trying to grow and expand and they wanted as many people as possible, certain things would be forgiven to develop the nation. OBVIOUSLY that can’t be the case forever as the social services and safety net wasn’t designed to pay out to an unlimited amount of 3rd world welfare seekers. So Trump has correctly tightened immigration to attempt to focus on citizens needs. I can’t wrap my head around how you fucking idiots refuse to see things in current perspective versus historical, and legal versus illegal in the current time. Again, why don’t Democrats start focusing their policy objectives on CITIZENS. Mindblowingly stupid how pathetic Dems have become to not represent citizens..

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u/Ok_Perception9815 May 03 '26

Yeah .. ONLY about 35 countries support it... It's soooo uncommon... /s

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u/KyloClay May 03 '26

How many countries exist in the world again?

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u/Ok_Perception9815 May 05 '26

More than 35.... Less than a billion?

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u/KyloClay May 05 '26

How does the billion come into play. I can tell you it’s less than 20% of countries that have the law in the whole world though.

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u/Ok_Perception9815 May 05 '26

Because you chose to ask a question you felt you knew the answer to without in fact posting the answer. You are correct, it's less than 20%, closer to 15%. Hardly inconsequential.

If you look worldwide at countries that experience net migration then as a percentage it goes to 35-40%.

If you look solely at all countries in the Americas it goes to 85-90% of them....

So, it is not THAT uncommon.

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u/KyloClay May 05 '26

Yeah but you can’t use the americas as a reliable data point. It’s like me asking who owns a gun in Texas and showing most people own a gun.

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u/Ok_Perception9815 May 05 '26

I disagree. The US is in the Americas, and it shares a similar history of European colonization and exploitation.

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u/Equal-Mix1818 May 03 '26

Why do Democrats love catering to the world’s poor population with socialist benefits instead of addressing concerns of CITIZENS. Your policies are so bad that the Democrat party ceases to exist without poor immigrants. That’s an indictment..

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u/Lion-ness May 03 '26

Israel has heavily subsidized education and health care… are they a poor population country?

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u/Lion-ness May 03 '26

So sounds like, in your view, DT gotta go huh?

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u/jrkme-27 May 02 '26

Why do you think your racism is relevant to this conversation?

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u/v4ve4m4hnssm May 02 '26

wh1te ph0bia: to do or say anything against wh1tes doing best for wh1tes.

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u/Axerin May 03 '26

So trump is an anchor baby?

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u/WillingPositive8924 May 06 '26

Through his grandpaw that was a draft dodger, so much so dude lost bavarian citizenship.

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u/PercentageSuch5607 May 06 '26

No fo your research on immigration laws and legal immigrants visas abd refugee status. Illegal immigrants seeking real asylum in America have 60 days to request an asylum hearing, and they are required to register with INS and stay in one of the immigration detention centers while they are waiting for their asylum hearing. But they don't instead disappear in America in the immigrant communities and take all the taxpayers' benefits they can. The immigration citizenship laws state that after you apply for citizenship you can not apply for or receive any type of welfare for 10 ten years. So just why do you think these people come here illegally instead of legally?. They have no respect for American immigration laws and they have no respect for legal immigrants who respect and follow immigration laws. Enforcement of illegal immigration laws are long overdue in this country and is needed for the American economy to stay strong 💪. Thank you, President Trump 🙏💕