RE: Question of the Day - To Separate or Not To Separate Immigrant/Refugee/Asylum Seeking Families? [news][qod]

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Question of the Day - To Separate or Not To Separate Immigrant/Refugee/Asylum Seeking Families? [news][qod]

in news •  6 years ago  (edited)

So you want Texas to pass a law that says what exactly? That kids should go to jail with their parents when the parents commit a crime or what? How would a state law affect the feds enforcing immigration laws? Should Texas become a sanctuary state?

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Children have grandfathers and grandmothers. If the parent has committed an offense, then a close relative should become the guardian.

Wow, that's exactly our policy in many cases, these facilities you see house children for 3 days or less while they try to locate relatives in the US or to return them home. What did you think happened?

  ·  6 years ago (edited)

My father is 82 years old. He's in poor health. I send it to a nursing home or take care of myself? I now take care of my father myself. This is a difficult job. And what other way out? Can you tell me?

That sounds tough, not sure what it has to do with this discussion though. I don't like my father very much so for me I would put him in a home, I don't know how you feel about yours.

I most of all love my wife. I really love my son and my father. I also like to eat and drink beer and have a rest and I like to work very much. Although this does not apply to our dialogue!

congratulations, I am really into White Claw hard seltzer right now and working on cleaning out my basement.

I most of all love my wife. I really love my son and my father. I also like to eat and drink beer and have a rest and I like to work very much. Although this does not apply to our dialogue!

I am also a child to my father.

@funbobby51 Is trying to live and survive at all cost a crime? Texas and the U.S should simply do its best to be humane and understanding to the human plight.

Live and survive, no that is not a crime, but illegally crossing an international border is, those who are legitimately seeking refuge or amnesty can go to their nearest point of entry, no need to jump the border. So being understanding and blah blah blah, looks like what?

When someone commits a crime with their kids there should the kids go to jail with the adults or what?

I have personally seen customs and immigration officers be extremely flippant and calloused with people attempting to navigate the system, and what one agent uncaringly disregarded and ultimately denied, another agent not 20 minutes later a desk or two away had the same exact careless attitude yet approved the paperwork.
For those that get denied due to these poor attitudes and disregard for the human condition, it can lead to acts of desperation, something many have never experienced.
It is odd that in this God (Creator) given world, where less than 300 hundreds years ago, there did not exist any demarcation indicating any type of International Border.
Did you know that even today, there are actual family members of the same Native American tribe separated by this border? Literally blood relatives cut off by the US/MEX border.
Did you know that most Mexicans/Latin American are around 1/3 Native American?
Did you know that in America, you only need 1/4 Native blood to be considered Native?
Did you know that 1/3 is more than 1/4?
Kinda hard to hate on those knocking on their own door isn't?

It is odd that in this God (Creator) given world, where less than 300 hundreds years ago, there did not exist any demarcation indicating any type of International Border.

Did you know that most of the border patrol agents working on the southern border are Hispanic?

your questions are an excellent example of whataboutism. you didn't answer my question.

The Romans used the upper class Jews to help rule and control the larger population of lower class Jews, history does tend to repeat itself.

also not an answer to my question and I don't think the Romans will be doing that again any time soon.