DeSantis promised not to send asylum seekers out-of-state

Shoresy said:
You mean when they illegally invaded the country they didn't get to immediately steal jobs from American workers through their Familia? No illegal cars on false license plates using stolen or borrowed ID? Hey guess what? That's your problem in the sanctuary cities now.

Plenty of food and water on the buses and planes faggot.
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Right now employers can't get enough employees, so how can you justify the foolish tripe that you just posted????????????????????????????
 
AProudLefty said:
That isn't how it works. They can stay here temporarily until the court dates. They have due process right.
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Process?

What's the process for crossing the border?

Jumping a fence? Swimming cross the river?


If they are caught entering illegally.. they have no right to do process
 
AProudLefty said:
They requested asylum.
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Speaking the words does not give them the right to break the law. Mainly this goes back to the lack of inaction by Congress and the Executive branch to fix the problem over the past several decades.

Why hasn't it been fixed? IMO, it's all about the money...but sometimes I'm too cynical for my own good. LOL
 
Walt said:
A week ago, DeSantis promised never to send Venezuelan and Cubans asylum seekers in Florida out-of-state, because that would be "incredibly cruel and inhumane."

And technically he kept his promise. He kidnapped Venezuelan asylum seekers in Texas, and sent them out-of-state, to an island far from any courts for them to apply for asylum.

The man is tricky, and we all know it.
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That’s alright, they didn’t come from Florida, DeSantis actually paid to pick them up and have have them fly in from San Antonio, Texas.

Also ironic how he chose Martha Vineyard, which has a good blue collar presence, and not Nantucket, whose residents are largely the wealthy, could be he fund raised on Nantucket last Spring
 
Dutch Uncle said:
Speaking the words does not give them the right to break the law. Mainly this goes back to the lack of inaction by Congress and the Executive branch to fix the problem over the past several decades.

Why hasn't it been fixed? IMO, it's all about the money...but sometimes I'm too cynical for my own good. LOL
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Requesting asylum is not breaking the law. They have processing centers.
 
volsrock said:
Is Mexico at war with another country
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No. Unsurprising you don't know most are Venezuelan.

Here's the dilemma; under Obama, Hillary wanted to ramp up the importation of Syrian refugees...which was at war.

Which is better, taking in refugees or fixing the problem that causes refugees?

IMO, the latter is the best option...but because it was Obama, the fucking Republicans just sat on their fat asses and said "NO!" to all solutions.

You're either part of the solution or part of the problem. Which are you, vols?
 
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