He still claims he has a mandate, wont be bothered with stats that don’t back up the racism
whateveryousaymydear on
what benefit is there to deport a working non-criminal person that is in the country simply trying to have a better life ?
Prior_Coyote_4376 on
Of course they do. Most Americans are not insane, if misinformed by the billionaire-owned media.
If they see clips of violence 24/7 and get told this is how immigrants behave, they’re going to panic and get caught up in mass hysteria.
If you tell them their neighbors they’ve known for decades who babysit their kids are immigrants who would be deported, they’re going to be upset and confused.
Most Americans have been told by the media that these are two different groups of immigrants and the law can easily distinguish between them. They’ve been lied to.
Romano16 on
But their voting habits say different.
DesignerCorner3322 on
if they’re here illegally and not a violent criminal (which most aren’t even close), fine them if you really must but then put them on the path to legal status – and no funny business. we know what kinda shit immigration services pulls on these people trying to stay legally. We’ve all seen the Last Week Tonight episode about it
accountabilitycounts on
>The sentiment was backed by 64 percent of those surveyed and that percentage has increased since President Donald Trump entered office
We tried to tell you, but you trusted the Nazi candidate on immigration over the one who would have expanded paths to citizenship.
Long-Rooster-9641 on
Immigrants are the secret sauce that make US great. What the GOP are doing to harm communities now, history will be sure to haunt them for generations.
Additional-Software4 on
It’s not about what most Americans prefer.
The point of these deportations is a dog whistle to the hard core white power types Trump will need to rally to DC in 3 1/2 years when he refuses to leave office
yrotsihfoedisgnorw on
There are good people who live and work here and pay into the system. Why would you want them out? What benefit does removing them from the country generate and what harm is going to be realized by providing them a path to legal status?
localistand on
It’s quite remarkable to be over 5 months into this administration and this is one of the first articles that even touches on actual policy choices or options regarding immigration laws. (It’s a poll result, so barely).
Immigration policy has been basically stagnant in the US since 1986. The agency tasked with immigration enforcement is newer than the latest meaningful updates (ICE created in G. W. Bush era 2003).
AnamCeili on
Because *most* Americans aren’t racist, xenophobic fuck-knuckles like fucking fascist trump. As always, he lies.
SpoppyIII on
But *God fucking forbid* they express those feelings by actually voting for the person who was planning to have a pathway to citizenship and *not* for the guy who has spent a decade now being obsessed with mass deportations.
tackle_bones on
If you find yourself wondering why the US votes the way it does, remember that ~20% of the population still thinks the sun revolves around the earth.
And before anyone outside of the US gets too excited, that number is fairly consistent across the world. And don’t look into flat-earther numbers, it will just make you depressed.
Soggy_Discussion7504 on
Yeah…. The average voter doesn’t understand how difficult this task is. Most also can’t fathom the thought that it that it is by design …
rollem on
If only we could all get together and vote in an election where this is one of the major issues up for a debate. That would be a good idea.
InfinityComplexxx on
Gotta love how Americans constantly back everything Democrats stand for, and then vote for the GOP anyways
Boredtopher on
Unfortunately there’s a Russian in the white house
hmr0987 on
At this point we’ll settle for not deporting the legal immigrants but hey what do I know I’m just a white guy sitting on the toilet.
GoldenTriforceLink on
Oh my god maybe they should have voted for either of the women that offered that. Instead of the man who ran on sending feds to every single door in America.
TheIronMatron on
Then maybe they should have fucking voted that way. Jfc.
whatproblems on
lol he’s deporting people following the path!
Ha_Ha_CharadeYouAre on
This has been common knowledge poll wise for a few years at least now… but we can’t have things in the middle compromising anymore… it’s either far left think or far right thinking; because why would we talk to each other to come to solutions?
Botasoda102 on
64% is strong. trump could — if he wanted to — appease his rube constituents by deporting major criminals and endorsing a reasonable pathway.
unbelievre on
Then why the fuck did they vote for this fucking psycho
dautjazz on
Republicans act like they or their ancestors weren’t migrants at some point, as I doubt many of them are Native Americans
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He still claims he has a mandate, wont be bothered with stats that don’t back up the racism
what benefit is there to deport a working non-criminal person that is in the country simply trying to have a better life ?
Of course they do. Most Americans are not insane, if misinformed by the billionaire-owned media.
If they see clips of violence 24/7 and get told this is how immigrants behave, they’re going to panic and get caught up in mass hysteria.
If you tell them their neighbors they’ve known for decades who babysit their kids are immigrants who would be deported, they’re going to be upset and confused.
Most Americans have been told by the media that these are two different groups of immigrants and the law can easily distinguish between them. They’ve been lied to.
But their voting habits say different.
if they’re here illegally and not a violent criminal (which most aren’t even close), fine them if you really must but then put them on the path to legal status – and no funny business. we know what kinda shit immigration services pulls on these people trying to stay legally. We’ve all seen the Last Week Tonight episode about it
>The sentiment was backed by 64 percent of those surveyed and that percentage has increased since President Donald Trump entered office
We tried to tell you, but you trusted the Nazi candidate on immigration over the one who would have expanded paths to citizenship.
Immigrants are the secret sauce that make US great. What the GOP are doing to harm communities now, history will be sure to haunt them for generations.
It’s not about what most Americans prefer.
The point of these deportations is a dog whistle to the hard core white power types Trump will need to rally to DC in 3 1/2 years when he refuses to leave office
There are good people who live and work here and pay into the system. Why would you want them out? What benefit does removing them from the country generate and what harm is going to be realized by providing them a path to legal status?
It’s quite remarkable to be over 5 months into this administration and this is one of the first articles that even touches on actual policy choices or options regarding immigration laws. (It’s a poll result, so barely).
Immigration policy has been basically stagnant in the US since 1986. The agency tasked with immigration enforcement is newer than the latest meaningful updates (ICE created in G. W. Bush era 2003).
Because *most* Americans aren’t racist, xenophobic fuck-knuckles like fucking fascist trump. As always, he lies.
But *God fucking forbid* they express those feelings by actually voting for the person who was planning to have a pathway to citizenship and *not* for the guy who has spent a decade now being obsessed with mass deportations.
If you find yourself wondering why the US votes the way it does, remember that ~20% of the population still thinks the sun revolves around the earth.
And before anyone outside of the US gets too excited, that number is fairly consistent across the world. And don’t look into flat-earther numbers, it will just make you depressed.
Yeah…. The average voter doesn’t understand how difficult this task is. Most also can’t fathom the thought that it that it is by design …
If only we could all get together and vote in an election where this is one of the major issues up for a debate. That would be a good idea.
Gotta love how Americans constantly back everything Democrats stand for, and then vote for the GOP anyways
Unfortunately there’s a Russian in the white house
At this point we’ll settle for not deporting the legal immigrants but hey what do I know I’m just a white guy sitting on the toilet.
Oh my god maybe they should have voted for either of the women that offered that. Instead of the man who ran on sending feds to every single door in America.
Then maybe they should have fucking voted that way. Jfc.
lol he’s deporting people following the path!
This has been common knowledge poll wise for a few years at least now… but we can’t have things in the middle compromising anymore… it’s either far left think or far right thinking; because why would we talk to each other to come to solutions?
64% is strong. trump could — if he wanted to — appease his rube constituents by deporting major criminals and endorsing a reasonable pathway.
Then why the fuck did they vote for this fucking psycho
Republicans act like they or their ancestors weren’t migrants at some point, as I doubt many of them are Native Americans