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originally posted by: slatesteam
Funny how IG report gets dropped and the “kids in cages” card is played right on cue.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: strongfp
However do you mean?
I get it, he or she is correct. It's going to be a bonanza of right vs left in epic proportions.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: strongfp
However do you mean?
Well it just seems every topic now on ATS dribbles down to left and right eventually. I thought that's what that comment meant?
originally posted by: slatesteam
a reply to: Disenchanted1
Haven’t seen much of what you’re describing. Was generally hoping for a legit comparison of sovereign nations and how they patrol their respective borders.
The legal ramifications, the severity, etc.
So what do you mean left vs. right?
More at: cis.org...
Families with illegal aliens get food stamps (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP) while identical all-citizen families of the same size and with the same income do not receive them.
This is not a question of treating illegal aliens like other residents of this country, it is clear-cut discrimination against citizens and in favor of illegals.
originally posted by: TheJesuit
So with all the polarization going on and all the debating going on lets take a really good look at OTHER countries IMMIGRATION Policy's
Lets educate ourselves on how OPEN and accepting the US tax payer is towards housing and caring for Criminals that do not follow the law when entering this Country. Then understand WHY- free food & shelter & no beatings
Mexico:
Guatemala:
Honduras:
(Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela)
Anyone want to wiki these i've got to go but will be back TBC
1 - Refugee
Is someone who has left his or her country of origin and is unable or unwilling to return there because of a serious threat to his or her life or freedom. The international legal definition of the term is contained in the 1951 Convention.
2 -Asylum Seeker
is a general designation for someone who is seeking international protection. In some countries it is a legal term referring to a person who has applied for refugee status and has not yet received a final decision on his or her claim. Not every asylum-seeker will ultimately be recognized as a refugee. However, an asylum-seeker should not be sent back to his or her country of origin until the asylum claim has been examined in a fair procedure.
3 - Migrant
is best understood as someone who chooses to move, not because of a direct threat to life or freedom, but in order to find work, for education, family reunion, or other personal reasons. Unlike refugees, migrants do not have a fear of
persecution or serious harm in their home countries. Migrants continue to enjoy the protection of their own governments even when abroad and can return home.