Quote:Is 'deportation riot squads' truly hyperbole? I've seen his campaign team (while they last). I've seen the flames of bigotry fanned and one of his major directives is to target people who can only be targeted based on physical appearance. You don't think the paste eating mouth breathers who have already been incited to violence and vitriol wouldn't jump at the chance to "make 'Murica great again" by harassing and attacking those they suspect are here illegally? You don't see how anyone who looks remotely ethnic could be detained for questioning? So any legally born or naturalized citizen will be subject to interrogation based on physical appearance alone? This is freedom?


You can mock the argument many Americans have become dependent on the labor of illegal immigrants, but these people are doing jobs that few Americans would do.


And now you're comfortable just deporting the ones they come across. $450B and you're okay lowering the bar. Imagine if $450B was spent on something that would actually benefit the average American instead of this farce. It's kind of a lot of money.

 

Yes, it truly is hyperbole.  How have these paste eating mouth breathers not been incited to violence already and how will the fact that they would now know they are getting their way provoke them to violence?  It's not this demographic that is violently rioting and holding entire cities hostage at present.

 

No, I don't see how anyone who looks remotely ethnic could be detained for questioning without reasonable suspicion.  Again, enforcing current immigration laws isn't synonymous with abolishing the 4th Amendment.  This whole premise is bizarre and over the top crazy conspiracy theorist stuff.  Real Alex Jones material.

 

You misunderstand me.  I'm content deporting the illegals encountered by law enforcement in their everyday duties as well as the ones crossing the border.  The illegals that get arrested, need to be deported.  Currently, few do.  As far as the government putting $450 billion dollars to better use - I'm not holding my breath... Considering they will have spent three times that amount on just developing the F-35.  If $22.5 billion per year mostly solves the immigration issue in America, it is money well spent.  That's like a 30% budget raise for DHS.

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