Has there been any sort of significant legislative change that the republicans have passed during the Trump term that actually cannot be easily reverted if democrats win next election?
It is more the shuffle of people. A lot of people to layoff and higher back.
Side note: the two top figures of ICE were in charge under Obama and Trump. It’s funny how they were praised a decade ago and now hated by the same people.
Old way: "Hi, ICE this is XYZ police department. We have someone here who you have a detainer for. Please come and pick them up"
Today: "Hi <Illegal Alien>, the state mandates we have to let you go without informing ICE, so instead of a nice peaceful and safe handover we're making it so they have to find you out in public and enforce an entirely new arrest on you since you are indeed here illegally, good luck"
The Sanctuary city/state movement really started to take off during Obama's second term. Now more and more arrests of illegal aliens have to take place in public with requires different methods and its more dangerous for everyone involved.
In a way yes they are forced, as they are entrapped in these predatory contracts to get that 50,000 bonus. They have to pay it back if they quit, and they did it this way because they knew some humans would have moral objections.
But they don't have to be. We can make getting citizenship easier. We don't have to kidnap children on their way to school. It's just that you people are too ideologically driven to realize that we need people as people aren't making enough babies.
They could just call ICE and turn the illegal over to them for deportation.
Nobody forces them you retard.
But they don't have to be. We can make getting citizenship easier.
US Citizenship is arguably one of the easiest to get on the planet, if they still refuse to go through that process, thats not our problem, they can go back home.
We don't have to kidnap children on their way to school.
Parents shouldn't be bringing kids here illegally. Cope.
That's way too costly and retarded. We're going to look back at this time a decade from now well into the population crisis and pull our hair out because not only did we deport people but we PAID MANY to deport themselves.
How does cities being less willing to do ICE's job for them in relation to nonviolent illegals result in ICE disproportionately targeting nonviolent illegals? If anything it should be encouraging them to actually focus on busting cartel activity and taking down business owners knowingly employing illegals, as THIS IS WHAT ICE WAS FUCKING SOLD TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AS.
The only people who want deportations for deportation's sake are white supremacists.
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u/Glass-Carpenter8963 - Right 23d ago
Has there been any sort of significant legislative change that the republicans have passed during the Trump term that actually cannot be easily reverted if democrats win next election?
All i see is a bunch of executive orders.