(02-25-2019, 07:03 PM)Last42min Wrote: 1.) What specific Congressionally approved statute deals with border control? Answer: NONE

2.) Good luck trying to nail down supportive definition and analytics directly related to immigration efficacy.

3.) What specific measureable states border control is a  National Emergency? Illegal immigration doesn't even register in the Top 100 causes of death in the US.

Your reasoning is sound.

Stop being dense. 

https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/fi...gs-act.pdf

1.) I already provided a few specific statutes previously. Of course, we can also lean on his Constitutional authority, 8 U.S.C., PL 109-367 and PL 104-208 at minimum.

2.) We just so happen to have an entire department charged with this called the DHS wich reports to Congress on a regular basis. And it just so happens the gaps and questionable efficacy is just one reason illegal immigration is being addressed in this manner. Can’t kick the can anymore.

3.) Take your pick. Huge National Security vulnerability, Disease (unvaccinated), Climbing Drug epidemic, increases in human trafficking, strain on U.S. social funding, strain on already poor education systems, loss of voter integrity, taking blue collar jobs from the lower-middle class, increased gang activity, etc. Or the fact “illegal immigration” is illegal and strains U.S. sovereignty. Immigration and all associated is currently out of control and beyond current support infrastructure.

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(02-25-2019, 08:19 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(02-25-2019, 07:03 PM)Last42min Wrote: 1.) What specific Congressionally approved statute deals with border control? Answer: NONE

2.) Good luck trying to nail down supportive definition and analytics directly related to immigration efficacy.

3.) What specific measureable states border control is a  National Emergency? Illegal immigration doesn't even register in the Top 100 causes of death in the US.

Your reasoning is sound.

Boom.

...is the sound made when you finally pull your head out.

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