DACA, the dreamers act

He didn't say that. He said he would "revisit" the issue. Quit making shit up.

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/0...artment-242375 Originally Posted by bambino

He said he would get rid of DACA on the first day in office.

Oh yea, first day was gonna repeal Obamacare!

He said he would get rid of ADACA on the first day in office.

Oh yea, first day wad gonna repeal Obamacare! Originally Posted by WTF

Are you laughing at your retarded post? We are.

This morning Trump Tweeted that Congress has 6 months to fix the issue and implied that if they don't he will do exactly what Obama did. Originally Posted by BigLouie

Fake news, stupid opinion.

Fake news, stupid opinion. Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn

Fake news?

Trump tweeted exactly that.

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Are you laughing at your retarded post? We are. Originally Posted by bambino

Laugh all you want Trump said he would get rid of DACA on day one....now you're saying he wants to keep it! Jokes on you dickhead.

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It's really strange how things happen. While DACA was being torn to shreds Hurricane Harvey inundates the East Coast of Texas laying waste primarily to Houston and surrounding areas. Harris County which includes Houston has a 41% Hispanic population the second largest Hispanic Population in America. There's really no telling how many are undocumented or fall into the "Dreamer" category. Now we have Irma another massive Hurricane which has it's sights on South Florida. Irma's first stop will most likely be Dade County which encompasses Miami with a population of 65% Hispanic, the largest Hispanic population in the country. As these people become displaced and enter into the hands of the Government for their care and wellbeing their citizenship status will be much easier to determine. Those that prove to be undocumented will most likely be deported. Are these two big Hurricanes just a coincidence or could it be something more?

Jim

God's way of working against Dreamers!

God Dammit, God is a Border Patrol Guard.


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Fake news?

Trump tweeted exactly that.

. Originally Posted by WTF

Trump tweets xxx.
Media reports xxx.
Lemmings bleat fake news.

It's really strange how things happen. While DACA was being torn to shreds Hurricane Harvey inundates the East Coast of Texas laying waste primarily to Houston and surrounding areas. Harris County which includes Houston has a 41% Hispanic population the second largest Hispanic Population in America. There's really no telling how many are undocumented or fall into the "Dreamer" category. Now we have Irma another massive Hurricane which has it's sights on South Florida. Irma's first stop will most likely be Dade County which encompasses Miami with a population of 65% Hispanic, the largest Hispanic population in the country. As these people become displaced and enter into the hands of the Government for their care and wellbeing their citizenship status will be much easier to determine. Those that prove to be undocumented will most likely be deported. Are these two big Hurricanes just a coincidence or could it be something more?

Jim Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin

yeah, something similar happened with Hurricane Katrina.

http://newstandardnews.net/content/index.cfm/items/2410

no idea how many were deported as a result of Hurricane Katrina. prolly not very many and they were mostly hondurans.

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/0...awsuits-242399

15 states are suing over DACA. I don't think they have a case.

http://www.politico.com/magazine/sto...ng-daca-215579

http://www.politico.com/magazine/sto...you-are-215580

a tale of woe of 2 dreamers. I sympathize with their plight, not our problem!!!! their stupid parents put them in that position. they still have to go back!!!!

I'm just curious. Does anybody besides me see irony in the fact that, on a board whose purpose is to help people avoid getting caught while they are breaking the law, people complain about laws not being enforced?

Really....800,000 thousand Dreamers stole identies?


. Originally Posted by WTF

yes, how else can they do business in americas economy???

yeah, something similar happened with Hurricane Katrina.


no idea how many were deported as a result of Hurricane Katrina. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

Roughly 250,000 fled to the Houston metro area from Katrina.

Because the "Louisiana" record keeping was almost nonexistent there were effectively no property or criminal records to prove who they were and/or their backgrounds, including criminal histories.

Fortunately, that wasn't the case with "Mayor Ray"!

Who's gonna get the message to TryWeakly to stop spamming this forum.
All he's done since LLiarMan brought him over from the Houston forum is bump this one thread.

Each time he bumps, this shit is happening.

Thanks, LLiarMan, for everything.

Now go fuck yourself, and your little dog too,

Oh yeah ... got any naked pictures of your Mama?