MrRodgers
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ORIGINAL: ThatDizzyChick Seems to me that since the main objection to the program was that the President did not have the constitutional authority to implement it, that this approach is a sensible one, give Congress a shot at making it official by passing legislation to that effect. However, Reagan, Bush I and Obama did the same thing and also because...congress didn't act. The real truth is, congress (mostly the right but not entirely) sees nothing in immigration reform for them. There no lobbyist or big association money on the table. In immigration reform, there is no advantage or money in it, only heartburn. This is as we are reminded by ourselves and our western diaspora, America, so there's got to be a way to make some money here In fact when it comes to who this Trump act might hurt, they (immigrant labor exploiters) now need to start throwing some money, pardon me, more free speech - around on cap hill. How much you wanna bet that if there a big 'omnibus' [sic] reform bill, it will contain temporary worker visas. This allows for potentially millions more that will stay and require what ? Yet more immigration 'reform.' Oh and for the naysayers and on this OP ? In capitalism and in politics, there is no compassion or anything like it. There are only two things...money and votes. We could do this on a rotating basis...allow immigrants in for 20 years, then kick most out for 5, then in for 20 more and out again...just repeat and for what ? Make some fucking money off those 'grunts.'
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You can be a murderous tyrant and the world will remember you fondly but fuck one horse and you will be a horse fucker for all eternity. Catherine the Great Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it's just the opposite. J K Galbraith
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