I'm sick and tired of having Democrats/Socialists/open border folks complain that Trump is saying "every immigrant is a criminal" or "every immigrant is MS-13."
That's not what he said. And, if so, why is he offering to make 1.8 million criminal/gang members citizens?
You can't have it both ways--saying he's a racist, then complaining he's only willing to legalize 1.8 million Dreamers.
It's impossible to have a rational conversation if the reflex of the other side is to scream "Racist!" every time border security comes up.
What kind of party is against securing the border, preventing employers from employing illegal immigrants, and preventing illegal immigrants from utilizing resources in this country?
Democrats . . . and, some Republicans. It's a party we call "Statists." They love growing government and enjoy the perks their donors provide them to keep cheap labor flowing.
No,
not all Dreamers are purple heart recipients, honor students, or creating wealth for Americans.Xinran Ji, 24, had big dreams. But demons demolished them.
The bright hopes of young Xinran Ji, a University of Southern California engineering student from Inner Mongolia, died in 2014 at the hands of a then-19-year-old "Dreamer" and his thug pals. Mexican illegal alien Jonathan DelCarmen, who first jumped the southern border at age 12, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder last summer in the savage robbery and fatal beating of Ji — who was walking home from a study group after midnight.
No, it wasn't President Trump, ICE agents, Republicans or conservative talk show hosts who racially profiled Xinran Ji. It was "Dreamer" DelCarmen and his partners in crime: Alberto Ochoa, 17, Andrew Garcia, 18, and Alejandra Guerrero, 16. The gangsters targeted Ji because he was Asian and assumed he "must have money." Guerrero had sent Facebook messages about wanting to "flock" (rob) white and Chinese people. Off-campus neighborhoods around USC are dominated by Mexican Mafia affiliates that target foreign students and shake down local businesses owned by law-abiding immigrants.
"Dreamer" DelCarmen and his friends stalked Ji on a street corner in south central L.A. before bashing him in the head with a baseball bat and a wrench. The attack was caught on multiple security cameras. Ji managed to stagger home to his apartment, leaving a quarter-mile trail of blood behind him.
Sometime during the night, Xinran Ji died in his bed. And the aspirations of his family, who sacrificed everything to send him to America to pursue his studies, perished with him.
"Dreamer" DelCarmen and his friends drove off to a nearby beach to rob two more innocent people in a city and state that have defiantly declared themselves "sanctuaries" for people in the United States illegally — not for the best and brightest like Xinran Ji, but for lawless barbarians like Jonathan DelCarmen.
"It's like heaven fell down," Ji's father told Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge George Lomeli at Garcia's sentencing hearing.
"His life was taken by these demons," Ji's aunt added. "They robbed and killed an innocent youth with very vicious means, and this was inhuman."
Garcia received life in prison without the possibility of parole. Ji's parents' sentence was far worse: a brutal, violent and permanent separation from their only child. In Washington, D.C., however, some families matter more than others. And victims of indiscriminate open borders, like Xinran Ji, don't exist.
And, not all
illegal immigrants are murderers, rapists, and robbers. However, just being here doesn't make them "good" either.
1. Stop the flow of illegal immigration permanently (not just note it is down right now).
2. Prevent the hiring of illegals.
3. Evaluate those who are here. Deport criminals and those who are making no/little effort to get ahead.