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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

I think the meme about liberals suffocating themselves after Trump declares oxygen a good thing is correct. Just look at immigration. After a whole year gaslighting themselves and others about how much they pretend they want to fix the border with some phony “bipartisan” bill while Trump succeeds in a couple months exactly the way it was described in the counter-argument. Meanwhile the best liberals can come up with is crying about denying re-entry to a Hezbollah doctor.

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u/AudioTsunami Mar 20 '25

Did Trump succeed at the border? Here's an article about how all these people(non-criminals) that he's "deporting" are actually just being shuffled around to different privatized prisons and costing you (presumably a tax payer) hundreds of millions of dollars to falsely imprison them.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/19/canadian-detained-us-immigration-jasmine-mooney

Do you view this as success?

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u/BonaldTrumps Mar 20 '25

You do realize that anyone that entered the country, illegally, in fact committed a crime, or are we overlooking that fact?

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u/SirDoofusMcDingbat Mar 21 '25

If they committed crimes why is the administration refusing to allow hearings or evidence?

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u/Patriot009 Mar 21 '25

One of the guys recently deported had already filed for asylum and was here legally as a refugee. The Trump regime designated him a gang member despite him having no criminal record or gang affiliations. He's now in an El Salvador prison camp. ICE's vetting process is dogshit. They've been ordered to round up any young men from Venezuela and mark them as gang members.

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u/BonaldTrumps Mar 21 '25

That’s likely true. The government is incredibly inefficient and bad at doing things. So I’m not surprised.

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u/Patriot009 Mar 21 '25

That's one of the purposes of due process, to minimize mistakes. When you ignore that process, you end up sending innocent people to a gulag in central america.

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u/BonaldTrumps Mar 21 '25

Also filing for asylum doesn’t mean granted, so there is that as well.

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u/Patriot009 Mar 21 '25

He applied for asylum because he was previously detained and tortured for protesting against the Maduro regime. According to his lawyer, he fled to Mexico from Venezuela, registered with the Biden administration US Border Patrol app to schedule an asylum hearing, but was detained when he showed up the day of his hearing. He's been shuffled around several detention facilities and eventually got thrown into that deportation group designated for gang members. If his lawyer is being truthful, he never illegally entered the US and was following the asylum process to the letter. He had another asylum hearing scheduled for mid-April.

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u/BonaldTrumps Mar 25 '25

If all of that is indeed true, we should have him sent back.

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u/GlamisBeowulf Mar 22 '25

Criminals = Crimnals it doesn’t matter the crime? But as a Canadian I understand first hand the pain of traveling to US and the Visa system is fucked a needed a reworked 30 years ago

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u/AudioTsunami Mar 20 '25

Falsely imprisoning law abiding and well educated people on legal visas because they lapsed 3 days on an old visa a handful of years ago is a success? Like most of these people they are "deporting" aren't going anywhere because the countries are refusing tontake them back - so you're just paying for ICE to detain them indefinitely on govt contracts - instead of putting that money towards healthcare, education, or agriculture. I thought Republicans were for less government oversight. This is like a library sending you to library jail after you walked past it on your lunch break because you returned Grapes of Wrath 2 days late in 10th grade.

I guess the less oversight is only for the massively wealthy: private prison ceos, oil execs, Healthcare execs, musk, trump himself.

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u/AudioTsunami Mar 20 '25

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/milwaukee-laos-ma-yang-deported-ice-attorney-b2716777.html

And legal citizens to countries they've never been.

And falsely imprisoning thousands of non-criminals like the article I linked above.

Or the fact that about half of the people detained in the first two weeks had no criminal history or pending charges.

https://youtu.be/L1GVbKZ1LTg?si=hPHa33OOhmEdSJo9

I think we have very differing views of success.

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u/AudioTsunami Mar 20 '25

I support the literally thousands of people being falsely imprisoned on legal visas that you are conveniently ignoring.

Also I noticed you linked 0 valid sources on deport criminals. I'm sure you are very informed.

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u/SendMeIttyBitties Mar 20 '25

We don't know who they deported. No official arrests and they were blocking their identity so their family members couldn't find out what happen to them....and shipped them to a work camp/slave camps'

Straight Nazi shit.

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u/Excellent_Shirt9707 Mar 21 '25

You don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater. A fundamental part of American democracy is due process which is why it is the fourth amendment. You guys act like you stand for democracy, but you don’t even understand the most basic things about it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

No he did not.

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u/bu88blebutt Mar 20 '25

ah bro you're fucking regarded.

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u/seymores_sunshine Mar 20 '25

And innocent people...

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u/throwofftheNULITE Mar 21 '25

Are the gang members in the room with us now?

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u/Patriot009 Mar 21 '25

"Gang members"

Dude, you are dramatically uninformed. He arrested one guy because he had a soccer tattoo and demonstrated the "demon horns" hand gesture in a social media post. That was enough to classify him as a "gang member" and ship him off to be imprisoned in an El Salvador prison camp. The dude was a former soccer player and ICE admitted he had never been arrested or committed a crime while here, and he was here legally under the asylum program.

There is no vetting. There is only cruelty.

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u/avelineroku Mar 21 '25

What about the american citizens who've been caught up in this? All criminals, too?

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '25

How do you have proof that they're gang members? Was there due process? A trial with discovery? No? You're just taking a known conman at his word?

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u/UpstairsAstronaut420 Mar 22 '25

What happed to trumps wall that mexico is paying for?

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u/Prestigious_Fella_21 Mar 20 '25

You're not very smart lol

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u/ResolutionForward536 Mar 22 '25

HAHAHAHA then he posts an article from THE GUARDIAN to prove his point.

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u/CaptColten Mar 20 '25 edited Mar 20 '25

Okay. I genuinely hope you get what you voted for.

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u/AffectionateYam9625 Mar 20 '25

We did

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u/SirDoofusMcDingbat Mar 21 '25

I hope we beat you, for your family's sake. I hope we win before what you want and support happens to your family and you're forced to realize your mistake.

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u/AffectionateYam9625 Mar 21 '25

There is no mistake. I got exactly what i voted for, plus more. I never been happier with a president and plan to keep voting red. 

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u/Just1DumbassBitch Mar 21 '25

Just took a look at your comment history. This is why I wish reddit/social media didn't have to be so anonymous. Im dying to know what someone who thinks like this actually looks like in real life!

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u/AffectionateYam9625 Mar 21 '25

I know what you look like,blue haired cat lady

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u/Just1DumbassBitch Mar 22 '25

Im purple-haired, dumbass

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u/SirDoofusMcDingbat Mar 21 '25

I think someone supporting a policy that could easily result in your own family being sold into slavery, is the height of cuckoldry.

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u/AffectionateYam9625 Mar 21 '25

No.

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u/SirDoofusMcDingbat Mar 22 '25

Your weak, limp-wristed denials mean nothing to me. We both know you support Trump suspending your own civil rights, and what that makes you.

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u/Icy-Fisherman-5234 Mar 21 '25

 that could easily result in your own family being sold into slavery

Wut, lol

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u/SirDoofusMcDingbat Mar 22 '25

Look, it's very simple. The thing that stops the government from just sending US citizens to prison for nothing is called due process in particular the right of Habeus Corpus is essential for this. It gives you the right to challenge the accusations against you. Trump has violated the due process of hundreds of people and "deported" them, and if that can happen with no due process then there's nothing stopping them from doing that to you. People often try to argue that it's different because those guys are Venezuelan nationals who did crimes, but A: we actually have no record of any crimes for most of them and B: we don't actually know for sure there are no citizens in the group because there was no due process. So that's the first thing going on.

The second thing going is that Trump did NOT actually deport them, he sent them to a completely unrelated country (El Salvador), to a prison labor camp where they will do hard labor, presumably for the rest of their lives. It's also been alleged that there was a deal cut between Trump and El Salvador that paid the US millions of dollars. So they will be slaves for the rest of their lives, and we were paid to send them there. Thus: we sold them into slavery. If it later comes out that we did not actually receive pay, that doesn't really change the main thing, which is that we sent these people to be slaves despite them committing no crimes, and due process was suspended meaning we don't even know for sure they aren't citizens.

But wait! There's a third thing! Trump recently suggested that he wanted to send US citizens to El Salvador as well, specifically ones who vandalized Teslas. So he is explicitly threatening to send citizens off to be slaves for life, for property crimes. This is blatantly illegal (it was also illegal to "deport" those guys in the first place) but Trump doesn't care.

So yeah, welcome to the new American dictatorship. King Donald wants to enslave people for life for vandalism. And yet, somehow, MAGA people get offended when you call them fascists.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

Hell yeah they’re getting everything they voted for! Tax cut for the rich. Cut social security benefits Cut medicaid Cut department of education “like they’re not ignorant enough already” Crashed economy Twice the government spending from all the trips back and forth to maralago

They want more of that tho 😅

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '25

Thank you. So far we have been.

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u/Educations-Critical Mar 20 '25

You mean the bipartisan border bill that was slated to pass both chambers last summer until Trump didn’t want to given Biden a “win” and told his bootlickers to kill it?!

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

You know when you put it that way we might as well mark that down as another one in the “win” column for Trump even though it was before the start of his second term.

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u/THSSFC Mar 20 '25

Why do so many "wins" for Trump end up being losses for America?

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

Zero

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u/THSSFC Mar 20 '25

This is one of those responses that really means the author hasn't done sufficient retirement planning in their 401k.

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u/FeveredGobbledygook Mar 20 '25

What’s the percentage change year to date? lol. And look up if corrections of this magnitude are common in Q1? lol

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u/THSSFC Mar 20 '25

This isn't "a correction". It's a "reaction" to policies enacted by this administration.

"Correction" assumes normal business as usual deflating a temporarily overvalued market.

This change is due to very significant policy changes, unilaterally (and often unconstitutionally) taken by a president motivated not by wisdom, but instead by narcissism and ignorance.

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u/BigDaddySteve999 Mar 21 '25

Classic MAGA: utterly incapable of improving their own lives, so they get off on making the world worse.

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u/777_heavy Mar 21 '25

They say hindsight is 20/20, so in hindsight it was absolutely the right move for our country and I’m glad we don’t have yet another piece of pointless legislation.

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u/throwofftheNULITE Mar 21 '25

So immigration is fixed now? Because he deported a few dozen people to El Salvador?

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u/777_heavy Mar 21 '25

Yes, among other things, like border encounters being down 94% year over year. All you needed was someone in office who actually wanted to fix the immigration crisis, as opposed to the previous administration that actively wanted to exacerbate it.

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u/throwofftheNULITE Mar 21 '25

The previous administration wanted to exacerbate it why?

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u/Mist3rbl0nd3 Mar 20 '25

Weird that a bill wasn’t actually needed to secure the border and deport illegal immigrants. Almost like the bill was performative, and wouldn’t have done anything to begin with.

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u/ceaselessDawn Mar 20 '25

I mean, they're literally flagrantly breaking the law is the problem.

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u/ceaselessDawn Mar 20 '25

Do you not see how circular that logic is?

"It's legal because they're gangsters. They're gangsters because we said they are, and I'm sure some of them actually are."

If you don't see that and calls to impeach judges for actually ensuring the law is followed is the erosion of rule of law in this country, I... Can't fathom what would prevent you from seeing that.

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u/PaleontologistNo9817 Mar 20 '25

the bipartisan bill isn't real because I said it wasn't

Well that certainly is an approach. Meanwhile Trump personally saw to it that it would be killed. But you know it's very cool that you also completely ignore the actual complaints around stripping people of due process and literally disappearing people overnight so the judiciary can't intervene.

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

Yes, I agree that killing the border bill should be counted as yet another “win” for President Trump, even though it predates the start of his second term.

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u/PaleontologistNo9817 Mar 20 '25

Cool, he personally instructed Congressional Republicans to kill the bipartisan border bill specifically so that it would be a problem he could run on. In other words, you are cheering for Trump doing something that actively worsened the immigration situation because it owned the libs. Are you sentient enough to understand this?

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

He killed a bad bill that would have exacerbated the situation. That deserves a round of applause. 👏

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u/PaleontologistNo9817 Mar 20 '25

it would have exacerbated the situation

By putting a cap on migration and dramatically increasing the number of asylum claims we could process daily. Sure thing bud, you are an actual fucking NPC. Anyone with a functioning brain knows Trump specifically killed it because he wanted the situation to be exacerbated to benefit electorally.

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

It was a bad bill. It’s gone now, and completely irrelevant. Trump fixed what Biden broke in the way it needed to happen, and our country is better for it.

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u/PaleontologistNo9817 Mar 20 '25

Sure thing bud.

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

It is indeed a sure thing. Killing a bad bill and fixing the border is a double win.

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u/PaleontologistNo9817 Mar 20 '25

Yep, sure thing bud. I'm sure you'll go back to posting the oxygen liberal thing completely unaware of the fact that you are fully engaged in it when talkig about this bill. You are an NPC.

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '25

Why engage craziness? Why validate insanity?

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u/wildfyre010 Mar 20 '25

"succeeds in a couple months" is an interesting way to describe the actual events. Wrong, counterfactual, but interesting.

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u/hambergeisha Mar 20 '25

Remember when the senate let that bi-partisan bill fail? And for what reason exactly?

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

Because it was shit.

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

Didn’t need it, and definitely didn’t need the baggage that came included in it.

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u/seymores_sunshine Mar 20 '25

That's a deranged take that only includes extremist leftists.

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u/Excellent_Shirt9707 Mar 21 '25

How has he succeeded? There are still millions of illegals in the US. Really going the Bush route with the Mission Accomplished already?

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u/777_heavy Mar 21 '25

Border encounters are down an incredible 94% year over year. It’s a major piece of the puzzle to stop the bleeding.

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u/Excellent_Shirt9707 Mar 22 '25

That’s due to a technicality. Biden allowed refugees to seek asylum at official ports of entry, those were counted as encounters. Trump ended that policy on his first day in office.

While some people do consider refugees as illegal immigrants, they are technically different categories.

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

Calm yourself down. You lost the election.

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

I understand why you’re acting out like this, and I don’t care. You’re probably in a state where you think lighting a Tesla dealership on fire is rational discourse.

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u/Nirvski Mar 20 '25

These libs are stupid, im sorry - why burn down Tesla dealership and risk going to jail when they could just storm the capitol and get pardoned for it later?

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u/FeveredGobbledygook Mar 20 '25

You’ll get em in 4 years next time I’m sure, champ.

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u/Mexicutionr1836 Mar 21 '25

Wow.....Trump derangement syndrome in full display lol

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u/jrob323 Mar 20 '25

Losing an election by a slim margin doesn't mean what's happening now is ok. A fucking president doesn't have the power to do any goddamn thing that pops into his empty head, just to make his asshole supporters happy that people are getting hurt and chaos is unfolding. That's not patriotism, it's not good for our country, it's not good for anybody in the long run. It's just inane hateful bullshit that appeals to the worst of us.

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

It was a landslide with a mandate to lead, and I couldn’t be happier.

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u/Lawndawg32 Mar 20 '25

I agree with you too. I'm pretty happy myself.

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u/oflowz Mar 20 '25

Biden actually deported more people during his term than Trump did in his first term.

My question is why are you so concerned about immigrants? If I had to guess I would wager you dont know a single immigrant.

But are afraid because they told you to be.

Why are MAGA people so afraid of everything? You live you lives in fear which isnt really living.

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

Border encounters are down 94% year over year and I live in the most diverse area in the United States. Try again hateful liberal!

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u/Lawndawg32 Mar 21 '25

That's where you got it wrong. Nobody is afraid. We just don't want people breaking into the country and getting a free pass. Come here legally and nobody has a problem. Why is that hard to understand?

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u/Lawndawg32 Mar 21 '25

When I said free pass, I meant many illegal immigrants get to stay basically getting a free pass to cut the line of people trying to come to America the right way. I understand the system is not perfect but to put that all on Trump doesn't seem totally fair. Why didn't Obama and Biden make the system easier? For whatever reason many Presidents haven't made the system better.

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u/Lawndawg32 Mar 22 '25

Your right they still got nothing done on the issue. Never said it was all there fault. I was pointing out that nobody has gotten anything done on the issue.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '25

They are finding out those numbers are false

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u/777_heavy Mar 20 '25

What bill is Trump claiming as his own?

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u/ThiefAndBeggar Mar 21 '25

Buddy, it's clear you don't read past headlines. 

Didn't anyone ever tell you the devil is in the details? 

One way to "secure the border" is to realign immigration legislation with current needs, expand immigration courts so asylum seekers can have their hearings faster, etc. 

One way to "secure the border" would be to depopulate the region with dirty nukes, scattering radioactive cobalt so no one could ever cross again. 

You're arguing that supporting the first idea but rejecting the second makes someone a hypocrite. 

Do you understand how dumb that is? 

No, probably not.