(03-28-2024, 10:05 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: To be clear, most of the people migrating here are coming to work and contribute. I have no issue with a great majority of them. As a matter of fact, every person presumed dead in the bridge collapse are all migrants from down south.

I do have a problem with how Democrats simply ignored the rule of law and common sense to flood the country with unvetted people along with the lawlessness and drug trafficking it enabled. They couldn’t do it legally, so they just let it happen haphazardly. How many Americans are now dead because of it?

How many of them are honestly working though and paying into the system and paying their admission fee like the rest of us? It feels like a lot of them enter into the country, get into cheap labor jobs, which isn't all on them, there's ownership there with the employers that do this as well.

But, how many of them come in, get the freebies, the housing, the subsidiaries in their favor while also getting paid under the table for cheap labor? It's a problem. We can't keep allowing this or doing this to our country. We're creating a whole new class of people in this country and it's terrifying for what that means for the rest of us. An ugly truth that comes to light by the day here. 

When is the bleeding going to stop? When is a solution going to be presented by these politicians that don't just enable one group while punishing the other? Again, none of these policy makers or career politicians have to deal with the consequences of it because they're beyond well off in life and cannot see the hardships we all face from their ivory towers. Something has to give here, and soon.

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