Surely, this makes Biden a superhero to Trump nutters then right?
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This is positive step with our neighbor. One might
could argue the stay in Mexico policy helped contribute
to this outcome ?
If I was of a certain political persuasion⊠It would absolutely be a point of bring up in a debate. Now this is something that you can turn into a nice soundbite, âBiden 's making Mexico pay for immigrationâ then you turn and make the opponent explain things. Because as always, âif youâre explaining, youâre losingâ
Maybe you missed your calling in life as a political
strategist.
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The goal of the new projects will be to improve the speed and security of border screening, not necessarily to deter migrants from crossing, the official said.
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Iâve volunteered on a couple campaigns throughout the years. Iâll say this since politics involves humans it is both the simplest job and the most complicated job at the same time in the real world. Here is just the simplest job.
Iâm also a top notch football coach on the boards too.
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Have you guys seen the x-rays of the trucks crossing the border?
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Nuts
Click bait. Nothing to do with the Wall.
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Talk about claustrophobicâŠâŠugh
I thought he was talking to me. 
Correct , exactly as it should be as the pics show where the biggest need is.
The US needs to start letting many more people in legally as well. Our quotas are too dang tight.
I agree on many more allowed in legally, but first you
must get a handle on illegal entry. We are not close to that.
There is no desire by either party to get a handle on the border. Republicans use the border and caravans to instill fear, so they can campaign and raise money on the issue.
You can get illegal immigration under control with the verify program that exists. But it would punish employers for hiring illegals, as it should be. However, these companies know who they are hiring and can pay them less for the job.
Sen Scott, the Florida Republican tried pushing legislation to punish employers, and he got his hand slapped for trying.
At the end of the day, Americans canât have it both waysâŠyou limit and curb illegal immigrants but we would have to pay more for food and services. Illegal labor keeps costs down all along the way.
Why not both? (insert meme here)
Using youâre strategy weâll never increase legal entry as there is no reasonable way to stop illegal entry, half of which doesnât even happen on foot South of here.
1 million a year is too many, right
Excellent post, it says it all
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No, thatâs not even 1% âŠsomething like 0.33% is too low. Weâve done more in the past.
Population of the United States (2020 and historical)
Year Population Yearly %
Change Yearly
Change Migrants (net) Median Age Fertility Rate Density (P/KmÂČ) Urban
Pop % Urban Population Country's Share of
World Pop World Population U.S.
Global Rank
2020 331,002,651 0.59 % 1,937,734 954,806 38.3 1.78 36 82.8 % 273,975,139 4.25 % 7,794,798,739 3
2019 329,064,917 0.60 % 1,968,652 954,806 37.7 1.85 36 82.5 % 271,365,914 4.27 % 7,713,468,100 3
2018 327,096,265 0.62 % 2,011,509 954,806 37.7 1.85 36 82.2 % 268,786,714 4.29 % 7,631,091,040 3
2017 325,084,756 0.64 % 2,068,761 954,806 37.7 1.85 36 81.9 % 266,243,516 4.31 % 7,547,858,925 3
2016 323,015,995 0.67 % 2,137,685 954,806 37.7 1.85 35 81.7 % 263,743,312 4.33 % 7,464,022,049 3
2015 320,878,310 0.76 % 2,373,367 992,343 37.6 1.88 35 81.4 % 261,287,811 4.35 % 7,379,797,139 3
2010 309,011,475 0.93 % 2,803,593 1,085,751 36.9 2.06 34 80.7 % 249,297,076 4.44 % 6,956,823,603 3
2005 294,993,511 0.93 % 2,656,520 1,066,979 36.1 2.04 32 80.0 % 235,892,407 4.51 % 6,541,907,027 3
2000 281,710,909 1.22 % 3,309,433 1,771,991 35.2 2.00 31 79.1 % 222,927,913 4.59 % 6,143,493,823 3
1995 265,163,745 1.01 % 2,608,687 892,751 34.0 2.03 29 77.4 % 205,240,402 4.62 % 5,744,212,979 3
1990 252,120,309 0.95 % 2,324,097 673,371 32.8 1.91 28 75.4 % 190,156,233 4.73 % 5,327,231,061 3
1985 240,499,825 0.94 % 2,204,694 676,492 31.4 1.80 26 74.6 % 179,400,645 4.94 % 4,870,921,740 3
1980 229,476,354 0.93 % 2,079,021 754,176 30.0 1.77 25 73.8 % 169,422,683 5.15 % 4,458,003,514 3
1975 219,081,251 0.90 % 1,913,582 577,869 29.0 2.03 24 73.7 % 161,450,209 5.37 % 4,079,480,606 3
1970 209,513,341 0.96 % 1,955,933 311,211 28.4 2.54 23 73.6 % 154,262,109 5.66 % 3,700,437,046 3
1965 199,733,676 1.36 % 2,602,621 367,146 28.6 3.23 22 71.9 % 143,624,659 5.98 % 3,339,583,597 3
1960 186,720,571 1.69 % 3,007,047 424,979 29.7 3.58 20 70.0 % 130,757,407 6.15 % 3,034,949,748 3
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Thatâs because anyone thinking a wall is a cure/answer has a walled in chunk of gray matter.
At least we know repubs donât hire illegals, except maybe at golf courses.
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