How Trump Plans to Deport 4% of the U.S. Population | WSJ

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  • @wsj
    @wsj  18 дней назад +267

    Inside the plan to halt U.S.-Bound Migrants at the treacherous Darién Gap: on.wsj.com/408hcc0

    • @SamuelClemente7718
      @SamuelClemente7718 18 дней назад +2

      President Musk will fix the border

    • @ssarsi
      @ssarsi 18 дней назад +1

      What 4%? There are no 4%. Those illegal immigrants are not part of america's population. and im not even from amerika. Trump is doing the right thing

    • @III-ip8uc
      @III-ip8uc 18 дней назад +30

      He's not gonna deport 12m just like his wall thing in his first term

    • @stickynorth
      @stickynorth 18 дней назад

      Distractions while the kleptocracy loots the nation blind...

    • @sivaryageb7460
      @sivaryageb7460 18 дней назад +10

      You underestimate GOD!!!!!!😂😂😂😂

  • @Niaaal
    @Niaaal 18 дней назад +6753

    How does it cost 200 dollars a day to keep someone in a cage and borderline starving and most hotels are cheaper than that? Some people are getting crazy rich off of this and our tax dollars

    • @eternalstudios4502
      @eternalstudios4502 18 дней назад +73

      If you had to live a cage for food in a country ur starving in wouldn’t you take it.

    • @CRASH.CORNER
      @CRASH.CORNER 18 дней назад +479

      That’s the real question! $200 a day for borderline starvation is outrageous-someone is definitely getting rich at the taxpayers’ expense. 😡

    • @t47328
      @t47328 18 дней назад +72

      Wages?

    • @edgarsstory8236
      @edgarsstory8236 18 дней назад +440

      Because you need to hire guards, surveillance, etc

    • @thersten
      @thersten 18 дней назад +272

      Hotels don't need a staff of officers to watch them 24/7. 365 days a year!!

  • @hvglaser
    @hvglaser 18 дней назад +6262

    This will be a huge cash grab for private contractors. It's a new cash flow for the prison industry.

    • @samiamgreeneggsandham7587
      @samiamgreeneggsandham7587 18 дней назад +129

      What’s wrong with that? This is a plan to deal with lawlessness, and in many cases, local government is refusing to cooperate.

    • @anheuser-busch
      @anheuser-busch 18 дней назад

      What do you think is going right now? A ton of private contractors (especially here in NYC) are robbing the government blind housing and feeding illegal immigrants.

    • @schan9547
      @schan9547 18 дней назад +307

      @@samiamgreeneggsandham7587 And what about lawlessness in government?

    • @MilenioAgosto
      @MilenioAgosto 18 дней назад +71

      ​@@schan9547 why do you think Trump was voted in?! Lol.
      Clean house, Baby.

    • @ninja_ape
      @ninja_ape 18 дней назад +13

      Business is good. All government agencies to go private 😅😅

  • @rd8370
    @rd8370 18 дней назад +4283

    They could just give out a $10,000 fine to every America company for each illegal worker they hire.

    • @SomeHobo
      @SomeHobo 18 дней назад +58

      Why incentivize illegal immgrants?

    • @tylerbarrios9762
      @tylerbarrios9762 18 дней назад +1105

      @@SomeHoboit’s not an incentive it’s a punishment… can you read?

    • @SomeHobo
      @SomeHobo 18 дней назад +211

      @ oh my bad. Yeah that’d work

    • @jacqdanieles
      @jacqdanieles 18 дней назад +270

      A $100,000 fine would be better

    • @nadimmustafa8396
      @nadimmustafa8396 18 дней назад +109

      Great Britain 🇬🇧 already does this to employers!!!

  • @dennisschoenaurer4152
    @dennisschoenaurer4152 11 дней назад +636

    When are they going to spend money on homeless Americans and poor veterans

    • @yellowwducky
      @yellowwducky 9 дней назад

      Hilarious - its about tax cuts for billionaires and cheap high quality imported labor for the tech bros and cheap labor to feed the masses.

    • @rafaelvarela4843
      @rafaelvarela4843 7 дней назад +3

      Yes

    • @jonnybhoy7098
      @jonnybhoy7098 6 дней назад +27

      Never

    • @yellowwducky
      @yellowwducky 6 дней назад

      Do you think magas and repubs care about homeless people or vets; trump called vets suckers and losers.

    • @itzArgona1ut
      @itzArgona1ut 6 дней назад

      I doubt it'll pick up even after immigration dues. Tax payers money always line politicians pockets. It will never change.

  • @lumski
    @lumski 18 дней назад +3870

    Imagine creating a problem so big that it will be too expensive to fix

    • @Jmons-v8p
      @Jmons-v8p 17 дней назад +170

      They NEVER asked us! Should have been a referendum on something of this magnitude. We definately do not want them here and would not have approved it. Congress is far too arrogant. We need a new way to govern because this is clearly not working.

    • @ToBeHonest666-k6c
      @ToBeHonest666-k6c 17 дней назад +22

      Sounds like the big banks

    • @dzy3030
      @dzy3030 17 дней назад +39

      2 trillion dollar war and others onto that gone to waist

    • @ronschlorff7089
      @ronschlorff7089 17 дней назад

      It was a dem dream to make them all citizens and dems voting only for dems, hatched in the brain of BHO!!

    • @clayhundenshire2643
      @clayhundenshire2643 17 дней назад +52

      Never too expensive to fix

  • @rejanrobinson8797
    @rejanrobinson8797 16 дней назад +2745

    Its insane that it ever got to this point.

    • @TimBadger-w7d
      @TimBadger-w7d 16 дней назад +59

      It’s not insane. It’s about greed.

    • @x-men69-96
      @x-men69-96 16 дней назад

      it’s bc Biden open border policy

    • @SirHargreeves
      @SirHargreeves 16 дней назад +76

      By design.

    • @JohnnyG-b7j
      @JohnnyG-b7j 16 дней назад +48

      Not really ... Who did you vote for in 2020?

    • @mrscruffles801
      @mrscruffles801 16 дней назад

      They're trying to replace us.

  • @r9999t
    @r9999t 17 дней назад +1698

    Good grief, it takes $88K to deport ONE person?!?!? I have a money saving proposal, offer them $50K to just leave. Once they prove they're in another country, we gift them $50K. My plan is completely insane, but somehow it's still better than our government can come up with.

    • @mehere8038
      @mehere8038 17 дней назад +121

      why's it insane? Australia does it

    • @christoz77
      @christoz77 17 дней назад +30

      I like it

    • @goonhead3791
      @goonhead3791 17 дней назад +48

      Sweden tried this I believe

    • @conquera9993
      @conquera9993 17 дней назад +99

      Europe is offering 30k for Syrians to go home.

    • @barbaramorales7329
      @barbaramorales7329 17 дней назад +182

      Why reward them? They will have a carousel of criminals coming in and out

  • @patmurphy2472
    @patmurphy2472 11 дней назад +603

    By their own estimations, it will cost ~$88 Billion a year to run this "program" and could take up to ten years to complete. Meanwhile undocumented immigrants, who contribute $86 Billion a year in taxes, (IRS) will not be working the fields, building houses, staffing Hotels, resorts and private citizens homes, medical staffing will be reduced and prices will climb, along with food shortages and lost revenue in many sectors. This whole scheme could trigger a recession or depression. The car business is already crashing now, and Trump's Tariffs and tax cuts for the wealthy will add at least another 5 Trillion dollars to the National debt. Nice going guys.

    • @samanthajones5211
      @samanthajones5211 11 дней назад +56

      Exactly!!! This is madness and inhumane!

    • @talonmc1999
      @talonmc1999 9 дней назад +49

      Ur smarter than a thousand magas. I ask my republican friends how long can we ask for Gods Blessings when our country is full of so much hate

    • @jonphotos8631
      @jonphotos8631 9 дней назад +6

      Trollz unite

    • @williamhenry9705
      @williamhenry9705 9 дней назад +9

      Fuzzy math - very fuzzy

    • @joebidet2050
      @joebidet2050 9 дней назад +16

      Last year 900000 people became naturalized us citizens
      The usa has visa lottery program
      50000 permanent resident visas
      Via Internet
      The usa is more than generous

  • @agexien
    @agexien 16 дней назад +1142

    Why does Trump need any funding at all??? Let those employers who break the Federal law pay for all deportation-related expenses.

    • @selfdefender780
      @selfdefender780 15 дней назад +45

      Joe Biden? Kamala Harris? Mayorkas? All of the Democrats in federal office?

    • @agexien
      @agexien 15 дней назад +31

      @selfdefender780 While this would be fair in a way, considering their involvement, no undocumented individual can be traced to them directly to hold them responsible for their removal costs. However, it is easy to trace each undocumented person to their employers since most of them get paid with checks, just like legal workers. These unscrupulous employers are the real reason for this issue. If no one hired these people, why would they even come here in the first place?

    • @selfdefender780
      @selfdefender780 15 дней назад

      @@agexien Democrats were humiliated at the ballot box, Americans will just have to consider that as compensation since power is the currency of the Left.

    • @ApocalypticSoviets
      @ApocalypticSoviets 15 дней назад +35

      It's telling the first response to your comment was an attempt to readjust the blame to politicians and not the businesses with illegal hiring practices. Shows what this is all about to some people.

    • @rickwylie7322
      @rickwylie7322 15 дней назад

      Prices never go down. Trump spent like a Dem in his last Admin, I don't see why people think it will be different, at least the economy benefited from it. Plus look at all the $ this Admin is shelling out in the last months to make sure inflation stays high. Then there is the pending pandemic and shut down of the economy coming.

  • @josewebster3563
    @josewebster3563 15 дней назад +761

    What is absurd about this plan, is that there are no penalties for the businesses that hire them! The main magnet for illegal immigration is JOBS, period.

    • @TV-fl9ul
      @TV-fl9ul 15 дней назад

      Noncitizens are allowed to work after 180 days in the asylum system= they can obtain a work permit...so they work legally

    • @dragonlee4065
      @dragonlee4065 14 дней назад +95

      AbAbsolutely, jobs. Do you think Americans will be working as hard as the immigrants? and lower wages? I don't think so...

    • @2x2is22
      @2x2is22 14 дней назад +20

      Putting it on businesses to verify someone's citizenship status is just more regulatory overhead that puts undue burden on employers. Remember, the vast majority of American businesses are small and don't have massive Legal/HR departments to do the kind of background checks big businesses do. They check for driver's licenses at a minimum, and that's usually coupled with a question about "reliable transportation" to verify the employee can actually get him or herself to work. A business's primary goal in the hiring process is to determine if the employee will be able to do their job. They seek to invest as little time and money into that process as possible because that process is already overhead as it is. Putting it on businesses to enforce immigration laws through hiring just adds to that overhead and could drive otherwise good businesses into bankruptcy.

    • @CarrieLovesLife.
      @CarrieLovesLife. 14 дней назад +56

      Do you plan to go work in a meat processing plant or pick crops to replace the lost labor these people provide?

    • @bc4065
      @bc4065 14 дней назад +40

      ​@@2x2is22let's not pretend that the majority of these workers are paid any other way than under the table, tax avoided cash payments. Avoiding taxes is a huge reason WHY an employer would do that

  • @carstars
    @carstars 18 дней назад +1718

    Why not enforce IRS regulations on employers?

    • @waisinglee1509
      @waisinglee1509 18 дней назад +30

      Because they vote and you don't want to upset voters?

    • @alexpkeaton4471
      @alexpkeaton4471 18 дней назад +255

      @@waisinglee1509 *Because they 'donate' and you don't want to upset donors.

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 18 дней назад +53

      Because the agricultural lobby

    • @tark5963
      @tark5963 18 дней назад +15

      what do you think what will happen then? let me tell you, those will people will work illegally and pay 0 taxes. 9/10 of your doordash carriers are one of them already.

    • @steveinoz8188
      @steveinoz8188 18 дней назад

      Republicans stripped IRS funding.

  • @komocity269
    @komocity269 9 дней назад +123

    4% of the us population.... And what's worse for the average American is that these people are working age.. Getting paychecks, producing and paying some taxes....
    This means that the average American will pay a huge bill to kick out people.. So that they will get their taxes raised eventually, their pensions reduced and their products more expensive ... Because you can't simply remove such a huge part of your total population... And an even bigger part of our working age population

    • @theevilkoala9250
      @theevilkoala9250 9 дней назад +14

      Actually, you can. And if you removal a bunch of low skill workers, then the wages for those jobs will increase, meaning Americans doing those jobs make more money and thus contribute more in taxes, both through income taxes and through spending.

    • @joshklaver47
      @joshklaver47 8 дней назад +7

      You absolutely can remove any percentage of illegal immigrants, and doing so will bring down the cost of housing by reducing demand.

    • @kavnan4618
      @kavnan4618 5 дней назад +1

      If they pay taxes DIRECTLY, its not illegal.

    • @Melohalo
      @Melohalo 5 дней назад

      How are illegals paying taxes? They literally cannot pay taxes since they do not have social security.

    • @RedeyedMonster55
      @RedeyedMonster55 2 дня назад +1

      @@theevilkoala9250 bro you are missing a key point here. low skill work is the easiest to automate. if you remove low wage migrant workers from low skill work then you incentivize employers to automate their jobs...not pay higher wages to other low skill workers for the same low skill work.

  • @jasonluckett2263
    @jasonluckett2263 18 дней назад +2968

    'Private contractors' is the answer as to why we would be doing this. Gotta slide that money to billionaires.

    • @matthewprince9705
      @matthewprince9705 18 дней назад +82

      The Dems were using private contractors to bring them in and the contractors will use lobbyists to secure the other contracts to ship them out!! 😂

    • @jakub2631
      @jakub2631 18 дней назад +193

      @@matthewprince9705 really? they used contractors to bring them in? can you give an example?

    • @broddr
      @broddr 18 дней назад +110

      @@GodMovesAllThings I would love to see evidence of your wild claim. The fact that even Trump, who loves unsubstantiated claims, never mentioned it makes your claim especially dubious.

    • @solk.posner7201
      @solk.posner7201 18 дней назад

      @@GodMovesAllThings I think you are confusing Biden with Trump, a lot of sleazy russians got to America during trump's admin, even my brother was victim of stolen identity when some russian in Arkansas got a passport under his name in 2018

    • @griffinarcher2911
      @griffinarcher2911 18 дней назад +39

      What? Doesn't importing cheap work benefit the billionaires?

  • @TenThumbsProductions
    @TenThumbsProductions 12 дней назад +188

    Had anybody talked to an economist about the impacts of this? How will it impact the price of food? Construction? Economic areas with a lot of illegal labor? So many areas of this complex topic aren’t being discussed.

    • @TheLaptopPreneur
      @TheLaptopPreneur 11 дней назад +27

      Nothing complex about following a country’s laws. Nobody is above the law. 😁

    • @TenThumbsProductions
      @TenThumbsProductions 11 дней назад +86

      @ Correct. Nobody is above the law. Now, with that in mind, has anybody talked to an economist about the potential impact on the economy, specifically the prices of products produced in sectors with large amounts of illegal immigrant labor, fresh produce for example?

    • @PROVOCATEURSK
      @PROVOCATEURSK 11 дней назад +1

      @@TenThumbsProductions If greedy capitalism isn´t able to sustain population legally it will be outlawed and based socialism and planned economy will take place.

    • @RebeccaTurner-ny1xx
      @RebeccaTurner-ny1xx 11 дней назад

      @@TenThumbsProductions The police are above the law, as is your President and your country's super-rich who own and run it.

    • @blueeyedbatman
      @blueeyedbatman 11 дней назад

      ....people shouldn't be relying on illegal immigrants. Some businesses who have chosen to will go under because they won't want to spend the money on legal staff, but thats the consequences of their actions. It will start to make wages rise across the board because companies will realize they now need to pay real wages to legal citizens if they want to stay in business.

  • @DiegoGuerrero-zy5ne
    @DiegoGuerrero-zy5ne 18 дней назад +3144

    We spend billions and billions on waste every year

    • @markclipsham9199
      @markclipsham9199 18 дней назад +97

      Who pays for this(?) - the american taxpayer - so we can have higher prices. What smart people does he surround himself with - are they invisible?

    • @simontemplar404
      @simontemplar404 18 дней назад +54

      Evidence? or did your mom tell you?

    • @YorickReturns
      @YorickReturns 18 дней назад +32

      Indeed, and this is just going to add to it.

    • @peterjermey7235
      @peterjermey7235 18 дней назад

      Just assuming this is true and we knew where the waste was *and* Trump and Musk were happy to cut that spending,
      It's then got to get through almost the exact same Republican House majority that just failed to pass any appropriations bills and had to again rely on Democrat votes to pass a CR.
      Democrats are not going to vote for shifting billions to fund deportation without a lot of accountability.
      If it gets through the House then it will probably pass the Senate, but that could also be a tough thing unless Trump breaks the habit of a lifetime and comes up with a clear plan that Senators can defend to their constituents.
      Raiding cities and workplaces demanding to see papers sounds good on Fox News, but probably doesn't play well in reality and most Senators are not wanting to anger the CEOs who pay for their re-election campaigns.

    • @ASNIV_
      @ASNIV_ 18 дней назад +18

      @simontemplar404well…the government says the government wastes hundreds of billions.

  • @FOOMRADIO
    @FOOMRADIO 11 дней назад +128

    Starting with the criminals?? Out of the mouth of a felon..

    • @Xguyelle
      @Xguyelle 4 дня назад +2

      😂😂😂

    • @Bl00obs
      @Bl00obs День назад +4

      Hes a felon from an unlawful witch hunt from his political rival.... how are you this dense?

    • @meharoofryanmarakkar4515
      @meharoofryanmarakkar4515 11 часов назад

      Felon? Oh you mean victim of political witch-hunt?

    • @rimmyrk3428
      @rimmyrk3428 6 часов назад

      Whats criminal? Specifics? Nah democrats just made it up. FJB

  • @paralloyd7
    @paralloyd7 18 дней назад +1480

    WHEN WILL HE MAKE AMERICA AFFORDABLE AGAIN!?

    • @tomace7924
      @tomace7924 18 дней назад +498

      Never

    • @henrywright6565
      @henrywright6565 18 дней назад +312

      After raising the debt by 25%, a second time.

    • @brankobelfranin8815
      @brankobelfranin8815 18 дней назад +105

      Never

    • @sixpackchad
      @sixpackchad 18 дней назад +183

      I swear in 25 years people are still gonna be blaming Trump for everything, even if we had 4 democrat presidents in a row.

    • @happygardevoir
      @happygardevoir 18 дней назад +71

      That's the funny thing. Never

  • @nakenmil
    @nakenmil 14 дней назад +339

    So, uh will anything happen to the people who HIRED these undocumented immigrants? Is it just fine to hire people without work visas in the US?

    • @kevinm.8682
      @kevinm.8682 14 дней назад

      They're part of the problem. If they knowingly hired illegals, they need to be held accountable.

    • @dianed2985
      @dianed2985 14 дней назад

      Hire illegals? Like tRump. Yes he should be locked up for that too.

    • @asleytamkei7507
      @asleytamkei7507 14 дней назад +25

      Legal or not legal they are all human like you and meme? Lady and gentlemen?

    • @asleytamkei7507
      @asleytamkei7507 14 дней назад +19

      They have all the rights to live, like you and me?

    • @travisdejong2354
      @travisdejong2354 13 дней назад +6

      Ha! This is the precious business community! They will get a nice tax break with no consequences.

  • @sabprogroup8623
    @sabprogroup8623 17 дней назад +373

    During President Barack Obama's administration (2009-2017), approximately 3 million individuals were deported from the United States. This period saw a significant increase in deportations compared to previous administrations, earning Obama the informal title of "Deporter-in-Chief."

    • @GERARDOLAGUNES1
      @GERARDOLAGUNES1 16 дней назад

      the problem with the Obama plan that they double of triple counted people, once arrested, once in the checkpoints, once when they leave the border, so each person was counted 3 times... they also pulled the busses going to Mexico, check passengers that they were already going to Mexico, if they had not papers to be in the USA, they gave them a "deportation slip" that they had to turn in at the border guards before going into Mexico, so they also counted as "deportees".. Obama million people deportations were a myth.. figures don't lie but liars can figure.

    • @Ziegfried82
      @Ziegfried82 16 дней назад

      Obama's admin really wasn't so bad. Looking at Biden's admin it's like night and day. Biden really is a moron and so are the people he surrounded himself with.

    • @gregl7597
      @gregl7597 16 дней назад +77

      FACT CHECK: TRUE, but will the US mainstream media remind viewers of this?

    • @jdm1039
      @jdm1039 15 дней назад

      No they won't and maga will just claim it's "fake news".

    • @mdarrenu
      @mdarrenu 15 дней назад +21

      @@gregl7597 it would be nice if this little video showed people how many have been deported for the last 20 years to get some perspective. If Obama did say 2 million in a 4 year period - then 5 million doesn't seem out of reachg in 4 years. the keyis to stop the flow of new people or continue to slow it down.

  • @kuba2ve
    @kuba2ve 12 дней назад +593

    So, why is it so cheap for people to get in, but so expensive to get them out? Something doesn't add up.

    • @FurryWrecker911
      @FurryWrecker911 12 дней назад +174

      Getting in is on the immigrant's dime. Getting kicked out is on the government's dime.
      To get in all you need is the clothes on your back, some water, some food, and courage.
      To get removed you need a mobile task force + trucks + equipment + clerks + per diem + transportation + god knows what else I'm forgetting.

    • @joeshmoe-rl7bk
      @joeshmoe-rl7bk 11 дней назад

      Soros funded them getting here.....

    • @SIMARJEETMEHTA
      @SIMARJEETMEHTA 11 дней назад +6

      Welcome to Democracy which needs politicians and a Government to run.

    • @haikuhaiku
      @haikuhaiku 11 дней назад +69

      If you can't answer that question on your own then I have no idea what to tell you

    • @richsidman8548
      @richsidman8548 11 дней назад +9

      It's more expensive to keep them here. Why do you think we have spent over $151 billion?

  • @rboniii
    @rboniii 17 дней назад +267

    Forcing employers to use E-Verify on their employees will lead to self-deportation.

    • @samyost9592
      @samyost9592 16 дней назад +12

      100%

    • @vincivinci6018
      @vincivinci6018 16 дней назад +28

      THEY DON'T DO IT BECAUSE THEY UNDERPAID THESE PEOPLE.

    • @JoeBlow-fp5ng
      @JoeBlow-fp5ng 15 дней назад

      Biden DoJ lawyers sued companies for refusing to hire illegal immigrants. Fact.

    • @shiznit1999
      @shiznit1999 15 дней назад +4

      Yeah, it’s not like they are self-employed.

    • @davidfigueroa7822
      @davidfigueroa7822 14 дней назад +4

      @@shiznit1999^ that part. Most undocumented immigrants have their own businesses

  • @kunlele07
    @kunlele07 13 дней назад +314

    Why not just give a $10k fine to all US firms for each illegal staff employed .😢😢

    • @MkGearald
      @MkGearald 13 дней назад +13

      BINGO!!!😊

    • @XVegeraX
      @XVegeraX 13 дней назад +1

      Who's going to replace those millions of workers in America?
      You know our youth wont work on the fields under the hot sun doing back-braking jobs.
      If you do that our economy will suffer and EVERYTHING will become way more expensive.
      The issue is the millions of them on wellfera and/or criminals.

    • @seraphilight
      @seraphilight 13 дней назад +29

      ...Make.... the rich... pay?

    • @kenyonbissett3512
      @kenyonbissett3512 12 дней назад +10

      $10,000 Per day

    • @bettyhudson979
      @bettyhudson979 12 дней назад +4

      JUST 10 K FOR 100 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS. These corporations should be paying 10 million for every illegal Immigrants.
      ALSO trump “IS “ a felon himself 😅

  • @842qwery
    @842qwery 18 дней назад +315

    AS LONG AS THERE'S AN EMPLOYER WILLING TO HIRE THEM, PEOPLE WILL FIND A WAY TO GET HERE.

    • @gzvp115
      @gzvp115 18 дней назад +12

      FACTS

    • @dingus6317
      @dingus6317 18 дней назад +22

      We have a shortage of Luigi

    • @kimberlyx4060
      @kimberlyx4060 17 дней назад

      Our own fellow Americans don’t want or can’t work on farms. They won’t clean meat processing plants. No American can afford to work like migrants. Start growing your own vegetables and fruits. My neighbor got the max level of chickens to have in town, and another has lambs and goats outside the city limits. It’s weird that I am seeing this lately, people know it’s coming.

    • @genxploits
      @genxploits 17 дней назад +5

      @@dingus6317healthcare vs deportation isn’t related

    • @s.g.867
      @s.g.867 17 дней назад +2

      @@dingus6317 way to misunderstand what Luigi stands for.

  • @Nabee_H
    @Nabee_H 8 дней назад +5

    Its sad, i remember a documentary of a Korean-American who was adopted, but his parents never registered some paperwork and just for that he was deemed illegal and deported back to South Korea when he was an adult. He doesnt know the language or anything, dudes full-fledged American but cant go back home no matter what. I wonder how many Americans will be deported because of this, you guys need to understand your system is broken. A good solution to this would be to get someone who is a US citizen to "attest" a person is an American, with a limit on the number of people a single person can attest to. That person would also need to bring documents showing their presence in the country for a certain amount of time (school tests, bank account info, referrals from past teachers, etc). Only then would I somewhat agree with what Trump is doing here but for now its rather disgusting.

  • @rhondaburns9444
    @rhondaburns9444 18 дней назад +511

    We will see what America looks like in 4 yrs

    • @rayherbst6655
      @rayherbst6655 18 дней назад +124

      If it doesn’t implode from debt

    • @davidpersinger7588
      @davidpersinger7588 18 дней назад +46

      I envision something like Bladerunner.

    • @mauricio5486
      @mauricio5486 18 дней назад

      the same because this absurd "mass deportation" bs is not gonna happen lol its just a tactic trump used to gain votes.

    • @josephp9141
      @josephp9141 17 дней назад +21

      the dept cycle is closing in. From quantitative easing to mass bond issues, wall street gambling addiction will eventually lead to destruction. not to mention the systematic issue of democracy.

    • @lastmanwalking2793
      @lastmanwalking2793 17 дней назад +71

      This country is going to burn to the ground

  • @eayrs
    @eayrs 15 дней назад +711

    The real question is how it was allowed to get so bad.

    • @linds6609
      @linds6609 15 дней назад +62

      We all know the answer to that

    • @jonirudenski7702
      @jonirudenski7702 15 дней назад

      Globalists controlling corrupt politicians.

    • @lindaflesch7303
      @lindaflesch7303 15 дней назад +20

      To get Trump elected

    • @anjr6282
      @anjr6282 15 дней назад +55

      Cheap labor

    • @out2lunch4
      @out2lunch4 15 дней назад +64

      One word - Joe Biden and Kamala Harris

  • @Raptorade
    @Raptorade 14 дней назад +246

    How much is spent on them annually?
    One-time cost vs continuous.

    • @johnsnow5955
      @johnsnow5955 13 дней назад +41

      They pay more in sales tax then they cost.

    • @Raptorade
      @Raptorade 13 дней назад +15

      @ vs benefits and the strain on housing, healthcare etc.

    • @johnsnow5955
      @johnsnow5955 13 дней назад +42

      @@Raptorade Immigrants actually benefit our economy and are more likely to own small businesses sooo yah no.
      You are thinking of the busing people to a random town that is unprepared kind. Short term you are right but long term they are a net contributor.

    • @muza8736
      @muza8736 13 дней назад

      ​@@Raptoradetrump plans to take in millions Indians so I don't think you guys are Eve close

    • @tomhenry897
      @tomhenry897 13 дней назад +1

      50K+

  • @JoshuaPeisach
    @JoshuaPeisach 10 дней назад +68

    Or, hear me out: we make the undocumented immigrants, documented. We get them through the process to make them legal immigrants.

    • @joshklaver47
      @joshklaver47 8 дней назад +10

      They had that option, and they chose to broke the law instead.

    • @kingjosiahiv4070
      @kingjosiahiv4070 6 дней назад +28

      @@joshklaver47Bruv ppl break the law all the time. At least they’re doing it to find jobs and better opportunities.

    • @Jwick-xu8cz
      @Jwick-xu8cz 5 дней назад

      @@joshklaver47

    • @Balingy
      @Balingy 4 дня назад +10

      ​@joshklaver47 growing up here in the Midwest about 7 out of 10 of my fellow students broke the law at least once. Those same people went on to be nurses, researchers and people who are proud to be American. Breaking the law once, does not make you a monster.

    • @joshklaver47
      @joshklaver47 4 дня назад +2

      @Balingy Breaking the law doesn't make you a monster, but it also doesn't give you any right to stay in a country illegally.

  • @michaelrizzo7342
    @michaelrizzo7342 14 дней назад +390

    Fixing a leaky pipe costs money once, but not fixing it will cost more money continually, same situation.

    • @zeddtbear
      @zeddtbear 14 дней назад +3

      Best is no leaking pipes and no chance for leaks and backup pipes if leak happens

    • @VincentDiesel1
      @VincentDiesel1 13 дней назад +38

      Lol that’s how you justify this very nuanced and complex issue? His plan is financially irresponsible and physically impossible. But let’s throw some mud at the wall in the form of trillions more in national debt and see if it sticks…again…

    • @Mberalf4829
      @Mberalf4829 13 дней назад +3

      100%

    • @acornsucks2111
      @acornsucks2111 13 дней назад +3

      Now, its about money.

    • @deplorable2767
      @deplorable2767 13 дней назад +3

      Exactly, we rather fix this and be done

  • @RickHowell89
    @RickHowell89 14 дней назад +187

    It's almost like the government should enforce the law as it currently is. If companies would stop hiring illegal workers, stop giving government assistance, etc. Some, if not all would self-deport.

    • @Nurjamila1
      @Nurjamila1 14 дней назад +17

      you gonna go pick the food ricky???

    • @TheChewy1969
      @TheChewy1969 14 дней назад +8

      ​@@Nurjamila1.. 76% are on work visas in the fields... make the other 25% get a work visa.. problem solved..

    • @15jewjew
      @15jewjew 14 дней назад

      You do understand that many immigrants pay almost 100 billion in taxes.

    • @marianavarro3111
      @marianavarro3111 14 дней назад +6

      It doesn't work I have reported it so many times with ice officers about our boss at Hyatt House hiring illegal workers while others have applied and are denied work because we have enough people! It truly is unfair but all they ask is how many people what are their names and the location and name of company but nothing is done about it.💬🤔💯

    • @mimcduffee86
      @mimcduffee86 14 дней назад

      @@TheChewy1969 Look at you pretending Daddy Trump hasn't already made it clear that he also wants legal immigrants with legal visas also deported. Adorable.

  • @CRASH.CORNER
    @CRASH.CORNER 18 дней назад +390

    Seeing trillions wasted on wars and billions lost to inefficiency is so frustrating, especially when so many critical issues like healthcare, education, and infrastructure are neglected. It’s time to rethink priorities and make America truly affordable for everyone. 🙏💵

    • @elfowlkes
      @elfowlkes 17 дней назад +7

      Amen!

    • @bluebandites
      @bluebandites 17 дней назад +14

      rump wont make anything better ull see we need to help ukriane as itll be cheaper in the long run so we dont have to fight russia

    • @batitsogtsaikhan469
      @batitsogtsaikhan469 17 дней назад +3

      Agreed infrastructure and education (aside from obviously military) are top priority. The latter uh unfortunately doesn't seem to be benefitting from increased funding though

    • @hismajesty6272
      @hismajesty6272 17 дней назад +5

      And cutting out 13 million non citizens will cut the bloat a lot.

    • @batitsogtsaikhan469
      @batitsogtsaikhan469 17 дней назад +25

      @@hismajesty6272 Their cheap labor does more for the American people than the CEOs who benefit from it. It's not right what they did but they're hardly 'bloat'

  • @BuffyandClyro
    @BuffyandClyro 11 дней назад +43

    What a hellish country the United States has become

    • @jermainec2462
      @jermainec2462 11 дней назад +4

      It's always been hellish ... Social media has brought to light 😂...

    • @joshklaver47
      @joshklaver47 8 дней назад +2

      How dare they enforce basic immigration law...

    • @elmono6299
      @elmono6299 3 часа назад

      I know. That's why I'm planning on moving outta here to a new country. As for where? Probably Japan, Australia, or somewhere in Europe.

  • @DennistheMenace2011
    @DennistheMenace2011 16 дней назад +362

    Don't forget to arrest their employers who knowingly hire them.

    • @RoySATX
      @RoySATX 16 дней назад +4

      I'd be happy if we just stopped funding the NGOs who are the backbone of this human trafficking. Both sides happily do so, I mean half the hosts on FOX news were at all gowned up at the Catholic Charities funding ball; Catholic Charities, probably the NGO most responsible for this. Until we stop funding the traffickers nothing will change.

    • @rabidrabbitshuggers
      @rabidrabbitshuggers 15 дней назад +35

      He would be arresting a lot of his friends/business allies. Not likely.
      Better to just blame the people they hire, not the ones hiring.

    • @maxe624
      @maxe624 15 дней назад +27

      You benefit from those companies hiring them. They are worth 20% of the GDP and much of your food is picked by them. Unless your job was picking crops in a field or building houses for extremely low wages they benefited you

    • @morganarutsatz6736
      @morganarutsatz6736 15 дней назад

      You mean like arrest all the drug buyers in the states along with the ones smuggling them in? Cheap workers are like drugs. Buyers market. The US goes after symptoms of their problems rather than fix the underlying problems themselves.

    • @davidopsina3871
      @davidopsina3871 15 дней назад +1

      They must get all the coolies in California

  • @sirwilliamkarl5591
    @sirwilliamkarl5591 18 дней назад +795

    Private Contractors = tax money hand outs.

    • @gigaport
      @gigaport 18 дней назад +10

      yall weren't crying about that stimmy check before

    • @Ephraim-ky5be
      @Ephraim-ky5be 17 дней назад +25

      @@gigaport is the comment you are responding to true or not? Whataboutism is really tiring.

    • @timothygillaspie3830
      @timothygillaspie3830 17 дней назад

      Not as a troll, I am curious as to who you would propose do the work? (It is fair to just say you don't think it should be done at all, I just didn't understand)

    • @Yuuzas_Ei
      @Yuuzas_Ei 17 дней назад +15

      @@gigaport are they a private contractor? No. They are a tax-paying citizen. Dunning-Kruger effect is strong with you.

    • @elijahdixon2352
      @elijahdixon2352 17 дней назад +4

      Private contractors ARE tax paying Americans. This would also create new jobs for Americans

  • @Hinoema01
    @Hinoema01 16 дней назад +88

    Normalizing this is why the mainstream media in the US is worse than useless.

    • @lamsmiley1944
      @lamsmiley1944 16 дней назад +13

      Normalising mass deportation? you're right, they should be highlighting that is an extremely dangerous path to go down. Remind me again of the country that was set on mass deportations in the 1930's?

    • @henrymanzano2201
      @henrymanzano2201 11 дней назад

      Don't you get it? Mainstream media is an arm of this corporate-controlled government we all live under. They own both the news sources and the politicians who make the news. Trump = ratings, Harris and Biden do not (they're still corporate puppets,though,too)

  • @donaldjorgensen8818
    @donaldjorgensen8818 11 дней назад +157

    How to bankrupt a country in four years.

    • @robertfrye3301
      @robertfrye3301 11 дней назад +9

      "the ethnic group or race that wears little hats" for the WIN.

    • @mikkelbreiler8916
      @mikkelbreiler8916 10 дней назад

      It takes time for new policies to hurt the economy and Biden has fought some of Trumps first term policies fallout even two years into his presidency, and the next president after Trumps second term will also be marred by Trump policies before their own policies can be felt overall. Most people do not understand politics. If you create policies to deliberately hurt the economy it will be felt faster. No point in funding shipyards to make ships with a workforce you diminish. Irony be it if Trump has to order the new ships from a place where he did not get the work force fired - Canada, Mexico or some other foreign country.
      Politics is the act of driving a car down a road. You apply a little left policy to turn the wheel a little and the car will eventually be in the left lane - unless of course you apply some right policy before that happens. If you issue extreme left and right policies on the car it will snake its way down the road at a slow speed to not tip over. If you do not understand why the car arrives late at its destination and why everyone in the car is upset and sick then if you do not understand policies by now you will never get it. Is America about to tip over ?

    • @MichaelTice-f4z
      @MichaelTice-f4z 9 дней назад +2

      Stop u dk what ur speaking on

    • @joshklaver47
      @joshklaver47 8 дней назад +7

      Biden certainly tried...

    • @cybersanta1413
      @cybersanta1413 6 дней назад

      Wow, no worries about us being bankrupted by propping up Ukraine?

  • @johnnevada46
    @johnnevada46 16 дней назад +89

    Why not just arrest people who employ or contract undocumented people? 😮

    • @kensmith5694
      @kensmith5694 16 дней назад +30

      They tried to pass a law to at least apply fines. It was blocked by the GOP. They like the cheap labor.

    • @richdobbs6595
      @richdobbs6595 15 дней назад +9

      It is not a problem that folks are trying to solve, but to fight over. Its like abortion, voter ID, etc.

    • @SteveBakerIsHere
      @SteveBakerIsHere 15 дней назад +4

      Of just institute a proper "Guest Worker Visa" - then you have control - you know who these people are - they pay taxes - they must be paid at least minimum wage to avoid competition with US citizens - and at the end of the harvesting season (because it's mostly agriculture that needs them) - you wave goodbye until next year.

    • @randomized4266
      @randomized4266 15 дней назад +2

      So we have to arrest employers? How about the next time an admin opens the border wide open we speak up.....This should have NEVER even happened

    • @kensmith5694
      @kensmith5694 15 дней назад

      @@randomized4266 The border has never been open. Biden has deported record numbers. They claim that it is filters down to those who may consider coming and makes them tend to set off for the border.

  • @ronaldcole7415
    @ronaldcole7415 16 дней назад +119

    Well, someone is hiring them. Make it a felony with guaranteed prison time to hire an undocumented person (including under the counter) and the jobs evaporate. About 480,000 people in Miami would be unemployed overnight. Or, at least until massive amount of employers go to jail.

    • @kensmith5694
      @kensmith5694 16 дней назад +34

      They tried to pass a bill at least applying fines. It was blocked by the GOP. They like the cheap labor and the issue to run on

    • @ronaldcole7415
      @ronaldcole7415 16 дней назад +10

      @ spot on.

    • @SteveBakerIsHere
      @SteveBakerIsHere 15 дней назад +24

      ...and the entire fruit and vegetable growing industry collapses due to lack of willing (and cheap) workers. Just wait and see - and remember "I told you so". We need a properly thought though guest worker program.

    • @to101md
      @to101md 15 дней назад +6

      @@SteveBakerIsHere Because absolutely nobody who already is in the USA wants to work food production? Threat of starvation sounds like a pretty convincing reason to go into agricultural work regardless.

    • @michaelarrowood4315
      @michaelarrowood4315 15 дней назад

      That might even finally put Trump in jail, since his companies have hired undocumented workers over the years. Great idea!

  • @raindrop3558
    @raindrop3558 14 дней назад +35

    The offense would be being here ILLEGALLY, sir.

  • @sterlingdafydd5834
    @sterlingdafydd5834 11 дней назад +15

    I’d rather have $180BILLION for universal healthcare…

    • @cybersanta1413
      @cybersanta1413 6 дней назад +1

      Hey, sounds great--sure you didn't support the $100 billion for Ukraine, right?

  • @naamamendesjunior1716
    @naamamendesjunior1716 18 дней назад +201

    Each deportation would cost 88,000?
    Who is doing this math?

  • @classygray1923
    @classygray1923 18 дней назад +361

    How is there a plan developed for mass deportations, but nothing for lowering the cost of groceries?

    • @inku2015
      @inku2015 17 дней назад +37

      there is you just ignored that part

    • @Rudzani
      @Rudzani 17 дней назад +122

      @@inku2015 Is the plan tariffs that raise the price of everything? Or is there another plan?

    • @kevinrtres
      @kevinrtres 17 дней назад

      As easily predicted - all the woke crowd in the comments section now jump on the bandwagon to blame Trump for ANY money spent to solve the problem created by the stinking sewage BIDET regime.
      *They conveniently FORGET to mention who created the problem in the first place!!!*

    • @davianoinglesias5030
      @davianoinglesias5030 17 дней назад +45

      How will lower grocery prices line the pockets of billionaire contractors

    • @Steph756p
      @Steph756p 17 дней назад +8

      Cutting gov spending will do that

  • @louissimmonds5509
    @louissimmonds5509 15 дней назад +132

    Corporations are salivating at the govt contracts that could come from this

    • @00st307-m
      @00st307-m 15 дней назад +1

      🎯🎯🎯

    • @thomasjones4570
      @thomasjones4570 14 дней назад +1

      Do you think the trillions being spent on illegals are not going to corporations?!? Oh wait, this isnt about the truth.

    • @acornsucks2111
      @acornsucks2111 13 дней назад +1

      The ones that are not being investigated.

    • @tomhenry897
      @tomhenry897 13 дней назад +2

      Like the government contracts to house them

    • @oregonstacker2878
      @oregonstacker2878 13 дней назад

      Big money machine! Think about it like one illegal said on tv couple years ago getting on his plane this is a vacation his first time flying !! Going to visit family few months comeback cross border !! Rinse and repeat 😆

  • @tomushy
    @tomushy 3 дня назад +3

    What's completely missing here is the actual "cost" of this "problem" right now. There is probably a net benefit for the U.S. economy at this time, but Republicans needed this boogeyman just to distract from the real problems, e.g., wealth inequality, and 31% of the voting populace fell for it.
    That those tricky problems don't have easy solutions that won't create their own issues is, of course, already too complex for a dumbed-down populace to grasp, not to mention the difficulty in recognizing the real problems in the first place.
    Simply put, we have enough calories to feed everyone on Earth many times over, and people are still starving right this second. Moving people from place A to B and building a wall to keep them there will fix nothing except the account balances of a few already wealthy people.

  • @ChadTV-vi7lk
    @ChadTV-vi7lk 18 дней назад +80

    Its underfunded to deport but fully funded to hold them in hotels and provide healthcare and food

    • @Rn-pp9et
      @Rn-pp9et 15 дней назад +1

      "Its underfunded to deport but fully funded to hold them in hotels and provide healthcare and food" ... Allegedly it's their 'human right'.

    • @Ambruzzo
      @Ambruzzo 14 дней назад +11

      It’s their human right💀 bruh y’all can’t be that dumb

    • @Rn-pp9et
      @Rn-pp9et 14 дней назад +2

      @@Ambruzzo "It’s their human right💀 bruh y’all can’t be that dumb" ... LOL

    • @ChadTV-vi7lk
      @ChadTV-vi7lk 14 дней назад +3

      @@Ambruzzo but not a human right to the working class

    • @hootmx198
      @hootmx198 10 дней назад +2

      The federal government is not paying for them to stay in hotels, those are city and state governments in liberal states. It's impressive how dumb you are.

  • @omarjassar4650
    @omarjassar4650 14 дней назад +20

    That's 4% of the population that wasn't here a few years ago

    • @TheFoolintherainn
      @TheFoolintherainn 14 дней назад +1

      They weren't counted a few years ago.. until politicians found a way to cash in.
      I learned a few decades ago- the population spikes aren't necessarily because there's more people, it's because there's some sort of funding or humanitarian aid - so suddenly they increase their numbers or start counting them.
      We saw this overseas in the 1980s and 90s. When they had major mudslides in third world countries in the humanitarian aid was per capita, suddenly they started counting people in their population they never counted before
      I saw Ecuador claimed they had a 97% literacy rate back in the late eighties
      Because they don't count most poor & indigenous people in the country
      Until there's a mudslide and humanitarian aid comes in.
      Many of these immigrants have already been here... They started drawing them out with money, they're able to get driver's license in many states..

    • @omarjassar4650
      @omarjassar4650 13 дней назад +1

      @TheFoolintherainn I see your point , but I was more specifically talking about the ones that came across the border in the past 4 years which estimates put at over 11 million

    • @seraphilight
      @seraphilight 13 дней назад +1

      @@TheFoolintherainn Japan finds ways around counting the homeless.

    • @TheFoolintherainn
      @TheFoolintherainn 13 дней назад

      @seraphilight all governments do. The government's job is never to "care" about people.
      The greatest good for the greatest number.
      A government's job is to create the infrastructure under which the citizens care for each other.
      Somebody didn't get the memo
      Happy New Year friend!

    • @branch_ranch
      @branch_ranch 12 дней назад +5

      you're right, every single immigrant arrived here in the last 4 years. Jesus you people are dense.

  • @johnzimdahl7879
    @johnzimdahl7879 17 дней назад +36

    America will be stronger when employers are forced to pay a decent wage.

    • @Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit
      @Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit 17 дней назад +7

      Yep we need to go back to the 50s / 60s
      Americans doing all the jobs and being payed fairly to do it

    • @Flash3-22
      @Flash3-22 16 дней назад

      Republicans have voted down increasing minimum wages for years.

    • @lamsmiley1944
      @lamsmiley1944 16 дней назад +7

      So, you think electing a government filled with billionaires is going to reduce inequality? Also that would cause significant inflation. If the cost of growing and harvesting food goes up, that cost will be passed onto consumers.

    • @commscan314
      @commscan314 15 дней назад

      @@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit Mkay, bring back the New Deal Coalition, first

    • @Vidjnjsdnjk-en6tz
      @Vidjnjsdnjk-en6tz 14 дней назад

      @@lamsmiley1944 So why you electing anybody then? Stop voting. The day you see a broke guy as a sitting president ain't happening.

  • @TheTruth_Exposed
    @TheTruth_Exposed 10 дней назад +65

    A LOT of people are going to regret voting for Trump. Get ready for these bumpy 4 years

    • @MichalKaczorowski
      @MichalKaczorowski 7 дней назад +16

      Especially "Latinos for Trump" AKA "turkeys for Christmas".

    • @davidb190
      @davidb190 3 дня назад +8

      Not as bad as I regret voting for Biden!!

    • @beansmcdonough1782
      @beansmcdonough1782 День назад

      😂

    • @elcee4556
      @elcee4556 13 часов назад

      @@MichalKaczorowskiOr poor people depended on government benefits for Trump.
      He took all of away the first time and he will do it again.

    • @Songs-n4u
      @Songs-n4u 13 часов назад

      @@elcee4556 agree but that is good ~ we have billions of people getting free money from the government ~ social security VA FEMA etc. end it all PRESIDENT TRUMP! MAGA

  • @D0m3YT
    @D0m3YT 13 дней назад +38

    Melania entered the country illegally💀

    • @Albert-mg9ns
      @Albert-mg9ns 8 дней назад +7

      So did musk 🤣

    • @CompetitionSportsNetwork
      @CompetitionSportsNetwork 16 часов назад

      She came here on a work Visa, she was in college and modeling when she got that, she worked in the USA, took her tests, paid her dues, and after a few years, she become a citizen. Get your facts straight.

    • @D0m3YT
      @D0m3YT 16 часов назад +2

      @ she stayed over on her visa

  • @MrJetmech
    @MrJetmech 11 дней назад +84

    Guess they forgot 10 million are actually paying into the social security trust fund.

    • @luvlabso130
      @luvlabso130 9 дней назад +5

      Lol in what world

    • @williamhenry9705
      @williamhenry9705 9 дней назад +3

      HOW?

    • @fizzinsoda
      @fizzinsoda 8 дней назад

      Maga is mega stupid

    • @andrewrocha5816
      @andrewrocha5816 8 дней назад +10

      @@luvlabso130 undocumented workers can pay taxes legally, idk how many do, but my father did for decades

    • @dicarola26
      @dicarola26 7 дней назад +7

      @@luvlabso130my parents were working undocumented for many years and still they were filing and paying taxes every year with their itin number. Money that they will never see in return because they are going back to live in our home country now.

  • @NewsHistorian
    @NewsHistorian 16 дней назад +60

    How much will it cost the firemen to put out the fire and restore the house.
    Nevermind the prosecution of the arsonists who burned the house down.
    Come on WSJ.

    • @vos2693
      @vos2693 16 дней назад +6

      You know what WSJ stands for, right? It's Wall Street, not Average Joe.

    • @JoeBlow-fp5ng
      @JoeBlow-fp5ng 15 дней назад +14

      WSJ : "It costs too much money to fight crime so let's not fight crime and save money !!! "

    • @XandateOfHeaven
      @XandateOfHeaven 11 дней назад +1

      It's a legitimate concern, because part of the point of this is fiscal responsibility.

  • @sridhar-natuva
    @sridhar-natuva 8 дней назад +6

    Instead why the government spend that amount to develop the country? That way everyone will live better life.

  • @wingn3849
    @wingn3849 17 дней назад +55

    But what will politicians campaign on?

    • @Abrasoul27
      @Abrasoul27 15 дней назад +9

      Ding ding ding we have the winner! 😂

    • @bweduwabango2064
      @bweduwabango2064 13 дней назад

      Democrats always run on legalizing weed on a federal level. but then never enter any legislation.

    • @kylecarney2149
      @kylecarney2149 11 дней назад +1

      It's always a "problem" so they have red meat to run on in 2026.

    • @joshklaver47
      @joshklaver47 8 дней назад

      Maybe healthcare, infrastructure, transport, or any of the other important issues?

  • @fv1234
    @fv1234 16 дней назад +145

    Feeding them cost much more than give them plane tickets to go.

    • @JoeBlow-fp5ng
      @JoeBlow-fp5ng 15 дней назад +16

      Most walked over the US southern border so they can walk back. I don't need to buy nobody a plane ticket anywhere with my tax money.

    • @joeshithragman3264
      @joeshithragman3264 15 дней назад +4

      Don't forget family members. It's not just 13 million, it's 13 mil + family members.

    • @acornsucks2111
      @acornsucks2111 14 дней назад +4

      Feeding?, try housing, medical and educating them.

    • @johnjones3813
      @johnjones3813 13 дней назад +8

      Who's feeding them? Where do you come up with this nonsense?

    • @XandateOfHeaven
      @XandateOfHeaven 11 дней назад +8

      The problem is that you have to have your day in court, which means pre-trial detention. We can't just have ICE kidnapping people and stuffing them on planes to Mexico, there needs to be a process so we know people are in the US illegally.

  • @TeresaJeanna
    @TeresaJeanna 18 дней назад +185

    Get the criminals out first

    • @waynekavanagh745
      @waynekavanagh745 18 дней назад +99

      Too hard to get the criminals out first as their all billionaires

    • @eternalstudios4502
      @eternalstudios4502 18 дней назад +77

      @@waynekavanagh745 Trump os one of them.

    • @amberturdcoloringbook1733
      @amberturdcoloringbook1733 18 дней назад

      Trump and the GOP are all criminals, they go out first! 😆😆

    • @Aq3848jd
      @Aq3848jd 18 дней назад

      You expect a convicted felon who's been on Epstein's island multiple times to get the criminals out? Do you not know that politicians lie? Rethink your principles

    • @MrAkili123
      @MrAkili123 18 дней назад +14

      @eternalstudios4502 yall still pushin that lol

  • @OracleOfDarkness1666
    @OracleOfDarkness1666 10 дней назад +4

    How is the generation that lived through World War II allowing the same thing to repeat

    • @cybersanta1413
      @cybersanta1413 6 дней назад

      It is precisely that kind of clear logic that has this country in the fine shape it is today. Bravo!

  • @brucebarry1204
    @brucebarry1204 18 дней назад +42

    Oh now WSJ cares about government spending😂

  • @clashtwo5066
    @clashtwo5066 17 дней назад +56

    Thank you, now we need the documentary on how 13 million illegals entered the country, and I dare you to not use the words “border wall/fence/perimeter” the entire time.

    • @kevinrtres
      @kevinrtres 17 дней назад

      EXACTLY!
      As easily predicted - all the woke crowd in the comments section now jump on the bandwagon to blame Trump for ANY money spent to solve the problem created by the stinking sewage BIDET regime.
      *They conveniently FORGET to mention who created the problem in the first place!!!*

    • @tstcikhthys
      @tstcikhthys 17 дней назад +25

      Most of them came in through the airports, actually. They just overstayed their visa. We need a way to kick people out the day after their visa expires if they overstay.

    • @PhillyBagel
      @PhillyBagel 16 дней назад

      I despise Trump but it was Biden’s policies that encouraged the latest 10 million illegals to enter our country. Most of them went to live on at taxpayer expense.

    • @NealBurkard-ut1oo
      @NealBurkard-ut1oo 16 дней назад +10

      They walked right through border patrol. They didn't enter illegally, they stayed illegally

    • @rosethot4194
      @rosethot4194 15 дней назад

      @@tstcikhthysjust like Elon Musk and Melania Trump overstayed their visas too correct? They need to pay for breaking the law.

  • @sergiodasilva6505
    @sergiodasilva6505 18 дней назад +45

    4% is pretty high number

    • @dashkaenkh-amgalan5320
      @dashkaenkh-amgalan5320 18 дней назад +6

      Not a problem. Learn from countries that have expelled more than 1% of their population.

    • @sergiodasilva6505
      @sergiodasilva6505 18 дней назад +10

      13 million is a lot of people the logistics would be insanely difficult even if we were to assume full cooperation from trumps political rivals.

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 18 дней назад +1

      @@sergiodasilva6505he has a friendly congress and scotus, at this point he would have to invent enemies

    • @jeremybeaverson7167
      @jeremybeaverson7167 18 дней назад

      @@nhjhbmkuy7173 he has exactly one boat, lol 😂 Congress is a very tied
      Literally, it just takes one defector

    • @eternalstudios4502
      @eternalstudios4502 18 дней назад +5

      @@dashkaenkh-amgalan5320 Ukriane had almost a quarter of its population leave its territory.

  • @LordReginaldMeowmont
    @LordReginaldMeowmont 10 дней назад +11

    Imagine what we could have saved if we just enforced the deportation laws earlier.

  • @alexye5375
    @alexye5375 18 дней назад +80

    We have many private contractors who are thrilled

    • @jamesbutler1831
      @jamesbutler1831 17 дней назад +6

      Yes. If I were a billionaire in the private prison business, I'd be super pumped.

    • @RoySATX
      @RoySATX 16 дней назад

      Yeah, almost as many as there are NGO's that have raked in trillions the past four years assisting the Biden admin and the Human traffickers.

    • @minerran
      @minerran 15 дней назад

      Texas already agreed to build camps. Who pays? Not Texas.

    • @shanelynch7757
      @shanelynch7757 14 дней назад +1

      @@jamesbutler1831Democrats in the hotel owning industry are gonna be sad 😢😢😢😢

    • @johnjones3813
      @johnjones3813 13 дней назад

      Gestapo 2.0

  • @billmago7991
    @billmago7991 17 дней назад +29

    and America fell for all his lies 😂😂😂😂...such a gullible lot, they even now think Putin is their friend 😂😂😂

    • @kensmith5694
      @kensmith5694 17 дней назад +7

      Yes and even now many don't know that they got played. You can see some of them in the comments with their incorrect takes on things.

    • @Ziegfried82
      @Ziegfried82 16 дней назад

      Ah yes because Kamala was telling you the truth. She had all the answers. You guys can't even be introspective and try to figure out how an orange bozo defeated you.

    • @playthegame7445
      @playthegame7445 13 дней назад

      Thats rich coming from a liberal that are literally NPC's

  • @katgrrl77
    @katgrrl77 11 дней назад +11

    Absolutely cruel policy by cruel people wasting our taxes. Better use of our money is to create avenues for citizenship for these folks.

    • @cybersanta1413
      @cybersanta1413 6 дней назад +3

      We have an avenue--come into our nation legally.

    • @robadzso
      @robadzso 3 дня назад +1

      The hypocrisy ... The question remains: would you foot the bill? Ms. Lip Service ...

    • @MugroofAmeen
      @MugroofAmeen 2 дня назад

      Neither citizenship nor expensive deportation will solve the issue. The reason why immigrants come illegally is because of seeking jobs.

  • @mr.smart75
    @mr.smart75 3 дня назад +3

    The job market will be shaped to an insane degree 💀 that 4% is very much important for agriculture jobs and construction jobs. All I gotta say is these next 4 years might be crazy for America! Are we cooked? Maybe yes! Is this guys next term will be as bad as his first? Prob even worse 💀

  • @chucktheperson1063
    @chucktheperson1063 18 дней назад +97

    What borders on insanity? ... Canada and Mexico.

  • @magnusdahlgren3715
    @magnusdahlgren3715 18 дней назад +85

    Did Elon enter legally?

    • @mr.unknownindian1764
      @mr.unknownindian1764 18 дней назад +23

      Yes, read his books.

    • @herbybey7698
      @herbybey7698 18 дней назад +68

      Yes, he entered legally, but worked illegally on a student visa.

    • @bluegamer4210
      @bluegamer4210 18 дней назад

      His Visa expired during his stay so he could be deported for staying illegaly.

    • @deaddropsd1972
      @deaddropsd1972 18 дней назад +8

      Yes. Folks from modern countries usually do

    • @chrism8324
      @chrism8324 18 дней назад +3

      maybe not but he lives in your head for free

  • @jeriflorez
    @jeriflorez 8 дней назад +41

    These people came here for help. They came here for safety, we should just help them. One way to look at it is that they are refugees, not criminals.

    • @robadzso
      @robadzso 3 дня назад +3

      You're free to house any number of them instead of this embarrassing lip service ... Good grief.

    • @robadzso
      @robadzso 3 дня назад +2

      The problem is hypocrites like you who claim to be 'helpful' but never did anything in actual reality, not even considering that the money *must come out of their own pockets for this to be financed* ... The utter blindness.

    • @DarkArcticTV
      @DarkArcticTV День назад

      Refugees =/= Economic migrants

  • @TheAmonkeys
    @TheAmonkeys 3 дня назад +3

    What’s the point in spending this much money? This entire video just tells me how much we are going to spend. What’s the benefits versus say, a more sensible path to citizenship that gets us more tax payers.

  • @sirvandovargas1182
    @sirvandovargas1182 15 дней назад +16

    Chartering a few commercial ships for deportation can carry 3000 per trip , should be at minimum cost, it was the way our soldiers traveled to Europe in the past.

    • @DavidRea2710
      @DavidRea2710 15 дней назад +3

      Are they being deported to Europe then?

    • @katherines144
      @katherines144 10 дней назад

      What European county is going to take them?

    • @XandateOfHeaven
      @XandateOfHeaven 10 дней назад +2

      The big cost isn't transportation, it's the actual detention and processing.

  • @NPAMike
    @NPAMike 18 дней назад +26

    why is WSJ acting like were gonna hold them for a significant amount of time, they are staying in detention centers temporarily until theyre sent back to their home country. He is already working out agreements with his tariffs to south american countries.

    • @flyingsnake3737
      @flyingsnake3737 18 дней назад

      There are countries that have refused to take deportee’s before. For example, Venezuela. We don’t have any agreements with Venezuela and their government is rather hostile towards us. They are already under sanctions from the US government. They didn’t care then and they won’t care now.

    • @jeannerogers7085
      @jeannerogers7085 18 дней назад +28

      LOLOLOLOLOLOL. What makes you think other countries are going to be “working out agreements with his tariffs”?!?!

    • @dingus6317
      @dingus6317 18 дней назад +4

      @@jeannerogers7085 Because they rely on the American consumer. Duh!

    • @SynthApprentice
      @SynthApprentice 17 дней назад +9

      Approximately how much time do you think it takes to process 11 million deportations?

    • @spp6849
      @spp6849 17 дней назад +1

      @@jeannerogers7085 That's the whole point of tariffs. We're a consumer nation so no consumers no money. Tariffs will give the US more power in agreements and that's in every type of agreement from trade to politics and even war. He knows what he's doing.

  • @Jeremy.p
    @Jeremy.p 11 дней назад +3

    99.9% of people speeding on highways never get into an accident. Why do you fine those people who never hurt anyone? They're innocent people just trying to get to work.

    • @CompetitionSportsNetwork
      @CompetitionSportsNetwork 16 часов назад

      Umm, they crossed the border illegally, that's a federal crime. How come people look right past that? If one of us did that to another country, we would be shot on sight or in prison instantly. Invasion is when you come here illegally without an invite!

  • @Blackjack09721
    @Blackjack09721 18 дней назад +173

    I am sure he will get Mexico to pay for this too....😂

    • @alexpenna
      @alexpenna 18 дней назад

      Did you not see what happened when he threatened Mexico with tariffs? Not even in office yet and he's already doing more than Biden has done in 4 years

    • @RoySATX
      @RoySATX 16 дней назад +2

      Oh, my goodness! You should try stand-up with that original, quick, and witty mind of yours! Success is guaranteed!

    • @minerran
      @minerran 15 дней назад +1

      Like they paid for his wall?

  • @randomhumanofearth7267
    @randomhumanofearth7267 18 дней назад +15

    this would be great if it happens would free up a lot of competition for jobs and thus increase wages of Americans if illegal are deported

    • @Swordsman99k
      @Swordsman99k 17 дней назад +18

      Those jobs are historically in fields that already struggle to find workers. Wages won't magically go up without the costs of those industries rising. So congratulations, higher food prices.

    • @Take.me.to.the.lakes.13
      @Take.me.to.the.lakes.13 17 дней назад +12

      Wages wouldn't go up, in fact, prices would

    • @johnleebingham8547
      @johnleebingham8547 16 дней назад +12

      Yes... clear restaurant tables, pick fruit for 12 hours in the hot sun, build houses, landscaping... you can't wait to do those jobs, right? American employers cannot find people to do these. There are many examples of companies that tried

    • @Bruce-kx5ku
      @Bruce-kx5ku 15 дней назад +2

      @@johnleebingham8547your imagination isnt real life. this isnt 1800s. labor laws, unions, minimum wage, etc

    • @No-un6br
      @No-un6br 11 дней назад

      @@Bruce-kx5kuhaha shout that at the millionaires and their faces go😳

  • @janeknox3036
    @janeknox3036 18 дней назад +15

    All you do is require businesses to provide proof that their workers are here legally, and landlords provide proof that their tenants are here legally, and the people will leave on their own.

    • @richdobbs6595
      @richdobbs6595 15 дней назад +1

      When you employ someone, you have to get ID from them already. The issue is that employers are not required to verify the documentation using the automated system, and even if you did it would be relatively easy for an illegal immigrant to generate a counterfeit ID that matches a citizen's.

    • @janeknox3036
      @janeknox3036 12 дней назад +1

      @ If the same ID is being used, say thousands of miles apart from each other, wouldn't we know? We could have a database

  • @Lukas4182
    @Lukas4182 8 дней назад +3

    You take Trump to seriously. He just says whatever his followers want to hear. He never thought this through. So don't work too hard to think it through either. This plan doesn't make any sense.

  • @orlock20
    @orlock20 16 дней назад +18

    It's a net lost according to some (because the U.S. government doesn't want to show how big the problem is) is $180 billion per year for keeping illegal aliens in the U.S. That's how much the government spends protecting the boarder, plus giving education to illegals, plus deporting illegal, but having a court system for illegals, plus having illegals in prison for crimes outside of being an illegal alien, plus the cost of sanctuary states paying for housing and salaries for illegal aliens (see the city of new York for that). In a January 11 report by the House of Representatives, the net cost per illegal alien is a lifetime drain of $68,000 in government funds.

    • @jenniferwilliams9548
      @jenniferwilliams9548 14 дней назад

      OMG

    • @oregonstacker2878
      @oregonstacker2878 13 дней назад +1

      Until they ever actually fix the border first this issue never go away.. Instead of focusing on deportation they need to first focus on sealing the border other wise they just come right back..

    • @XandateOfHeaven
      @XandateOfHeaven 10 дней назад

      But the cost of border security isn't going to go away if everyone is deported. If anything border security costs will go up. Attributing the cost of border security to illegal aliens who are already in the US is a bit unfair given that's not a cost that will go away.
      Also you need a court system to deport people, otherwise ICE could just kidnap anyone and send them to Mexico. This is America, everyone is entitled to their day in court, and with good reason. Freedom isn't free as they say.
      America isn't built on doing things cheap, it's built on doing things right. It would be cheaper not to have trials for anyone, but it wouldn't be just.

  • @MariusSzarwillo
    @MariusSzarwillo 18 дней назад +54

    In order to achieve the expected number of deportations, ICE will have to pay immigrant hunters and paid informants, making the assumptions of deportation spending only a small part of the expenses.

    • @OnlyVideos-g2c
      @OnlyVideos-g2c 17 дней назад +21

      Good luck with that, your going to get a ton of bad information, because we're the second largest country with Spanish speakers only behind Mexico. That's millions of people who speak Spanish and are fully legal. Now you're also having to pay for the countless number of legal citizens that were deported. We already mess up in this regard, now compound this with the need to maximize efficiency and you're looking at billions in cost. From having to provide transportation back, the lawsuits, the cost of housing people who are legal, etc. Not to mention the millions of intentionally bad reports you'll get to simply waste resources and time. This all before accounting for the decimation to the U.S. economy. That's billions leaving the U.S. not just in labor but pure hard cash. It would trigger a recession unlike anything the U.S. has seen.

    • @sylviamontaez3889
      @sylviamontaez3889 17 дней назад +11

      Immigrant hunters? Do u hear yourself? That's insane

    • @DPoner
      @DPoner 16 дней назад +1

      Idc

    • @Green-ishEcho
      @Green-ishEcho 14 дней назад

      You want to hire randoms and vigilantes you found in the street to help with deportations? My good sir, chalk is not food. Stop eating it.

    • @acornsucks2111
      @acornsucks2111 14 дней назад +1

      I can see your lie really bothers you.

  • @Monkey-o4b
    @Monkey-o4b 17 дней назад +127

    Britain 🇬🇧
    Tried that off shore detention strategy ( Rwanda plan). It failed and cost hundreds of millions, just like the Australian version.

    • @njones420
      @njones420 17 дней назад +18

      Yep, and that was with a fraction of the numbers, and with the international contracts already drawn out between the countries… not just some fascist wet-dream like this is.

    • @getitsis1440
      @getitsis1440 17 дней назад +1

      I’m from Britain and that’s a big fat lie. The Rwanda plan never happened. The Conservative Party came up with the plan, and then the Labour Party cancelled the plan after entering office. Don’t speak about things that you clearly have no idea about 😂

    • @heldinahtmlhell
      @heldinahtmlhell 16 дней назад

      That's because Britain is subject to ridiculous "human rights" laws which make it impossible to deport or stop immigrants.

    • @SafeBandicoot
      @SafeBandicoot 16 дней назад +21

      Stop misinforming.
      Australian version is a resounding success and an excellent deterrent.
      British version failed due entanglements with the European Court of Human Rights. The ultimate aim is deterrence as the UK is finding it more expensive to let immigration rules breakdown.

    • @NightsideOfParadise
      @NightsideOfParadise 16 дней назад

      Your islam loving borderline socialist governments failed to deliver something they never wanted to deliver.

  • @SalmahKadir-v1r
    @SalmahKadir-v1r 10 дней назад +5

    US spent $2trillion in Afghanistan war.

    • @XandateOfHeaven
      @XandateOfHeaven 10 дней назад

      That number is sort of misleading because it wrongly assumes the military budget increase after 9/11 all went to the war, when most of it was for new equipment.

    • @SalmahKadir-v1r
      @SalmahKadir-v1r 10 дней назад +1

      @@XandateOfHeaven nothing misleading if you fought a war for 20 years.Roughly 100bn a year for keeping the US army there.

  • @MarvelStudios-p3y
    @MarvelStudios-p3y 17 дней назад +22

    Why not abolish asylum law and stop giving citizenship like saudis and uae

    • @jamesbutler1831
      @jamesbutler1831 17 дней назад +6

      When was the last time anyone ever went inside a convenience store or hotel lobby that wasn't manned by an immigrant?

    • @epicchocolate1866
      @epicchocolate1866 15 дней назад +2

      @@jamesbutler1831what’s the relevance?

    • @mariorivera3568
      @mariorivera3568 14 дней назад +1

      I wonder are you native

  • @recurse
    @recurse 18 дней назад +86

    It's this going to just like that wall that definitely got built, though?

    • @bwofficial1776
      @bwofficial1776 18 дней назад +7

      The wall was built.

    • @NadiaSeesIt
      @NadiaSeesIt 18 дней назад +8

      Also in his first term, Trump forced Mexico to up their military presence on the border, too. It was very successful - maybe research?

    • @recurse
      @recurse 18 дней назад +15

      @@NadiaSeesIt first of all, he promised a wall, not more Mexican troops, and if it already worked, then why is Trump coming into office threatening massive tariffs to get Mexico to send troops?

    • @thomgizziz
      @thomgizziz 18 дней назад +4

      @@recurse Dude, there is a wall that was put up through heavy opposition... you seem to think that more troops is a nothing burger when your own side proposes that over the wall over and over again. You are terrible at this, maybe download an NPC programming update and see if that fixes your nonsense, probably wont but it is worth a try.

    • @Themiddleman416
      @Themiddleman416 18 дней назад

      Biden continued building the wall....

  • @Jonathan-yh7cr
    @Jonathan-yh7cr 18 дней назад +17

    2:20 Patterned suit jacket + striped dress shirt is criminal

  • @toolcoolchris
    @toolcoolchris 2 дня назад +2

    With the GOP in control of both the House and the Senate, no Republican is likely to vote against their proposals. Just look at what happened to Liz Cheney.
    If the GOP succeeds in deporting illegal immigrants, will MAGA voters step in to fill all the vacant jobs? That would certainly be interesting to watch.

  • @bobmazzi7435
    @bobmazzi7435 15 дней назад +15

    Why does everyone assume that he actually plans on doing this? He has huge plans and if they work the way they did the last time, few will be accomplished.

    • @Rn-pp9et
      @Rn-pp9et 15 дней назад

      "Why does everyone assume that he actually plans on doing this?"
      It was one of his campaign promises and so far Trump at least tries to implement his policies albeit with interference from his ideological foes. That's more than just babbling low IQ left wing memes and cliches about how 'muh diversity is our strength'.

    • @bobmazzi7435
      @bobmazzi7435 14 дней назад +7

      @@Rn-pp9et Hahaha!
      Just how many of his campaign promises from the first go round did he fulfill? I'll wait...

  • @twilson3133
    @twilson3133 14 дней назад +19

    Well, we would have never been in this situation if the border was secure in the first place

    • @spikeman68
      @spikeman68 14 дней назад +2

      HOW DARE YOU SPEAK FACTS.......

    • @shadowmaydawn
      @shadowmaydawn 14 дней назад +6

      Actually, it's the toughening of the borders that resulted in this. Many of these undocumented migrants were seasonal workers who would come into eh country, work a bit, and then come back to their own home country. However due to the stronger borders, they found themselves forced to overstay their VISAs or risk not being able to come back.

    • @twilson3133
      @twilson3133 14 дней назад

      @ yeah you’re completely wrong. Of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants, 3 million crossed the border in 2024 alone per the homeland government website

    • @someskinnydude100
      @someskinnydude100 9 дней назад

      Trump was in office for 4 years prior to Biden. Why hasn't he deported all 12 million people then? Excuses after excuses is all you people can come up with. Even Obama deported more people than trump and yet you people don't bat an eye to that.

  • @RobertOReilly-z7u
    @RobertOReilly-z7u 16 дней назад +28

    This makes me sick...

    • @RoySATX
      @RoySATX 16 дней назад +4

      🤮

    • @JKnksrsly
      @JKnksrsly 13 дней назад

      fight them.

    • @joshklaver47
      @joshklaver47 8 дней назад

      The illegal immigration problem never should have been allowed to get this bad.

  • @misanthropic4ever
    @misanthropic4ever 4 дня назад +1

    It’s costing more to keep them in our schools and medical system.

  • @caseycooper2381
    @caseycooper2381 16 дней назад +13

    Transportation?... how about giving an old cargo ship waiting to be scrapped an extra year of life... probably could moves 1000s of Criminal immigrants on one of those.

    • @lamsmiley1944
      @lamsmiley1944 16 дней назад +11

      Sounds just that what the Germans did in the early 1940's. Yet I bet you chose to ignore the parallels.

  • @Tchristx
    @Tchristx 18 дней назад +27

    What is the difference between this plan and what they did during his 1st term? It sounds the exact same.

    • @davidanalyst671
      @davidanalyst671 18 дней назад +3

      there is no difference. If trump actually does something this terrm, its because elon the libertarian donated 200 million.

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 18 дней назад +14

      @@davidanalyst671a libertarian who likes state subsidies, tariffs, and lucrative state contracts.

    • @BonnieBentz
      @BonnieBentz 16 дней назад

      Trumped into much of anything during his first term. So what are you talking about?

    • @richdobbs6595
      @richdobbs6595 15 дней назад

      For the first term, it was a focus on getting elected by talking about stopping folks from crossing by building a wall, and then complaining about being stopped by Congress and the Courts. The situation where many folks legally cross the border by flying here, etc. was just ignored. For the second term, it was a focus on getting elected by talking about moving folks back across the border more efficiently. The complaining will be about how the courts end up undermining efficiency by stopping him from doing what he wants and making it more elaborate.

    • @JoeBlow-fp5ng
      @JoeBlow-fp5ng 15 дней назад

      Trump didn't have 14+ million new illegal immigrants during his first term. Biden/Harris allowed that at your expense since 2021.

  • @QUICKBOOKS1
    @QUICKBOOKS1 18 дней назад +24

    It was never explained to me how he will know who is, and is not. If I am going to store, walking across the street, I do not bring my ID! If you are paying by cash, who does? Do you bring your Passport?

    • @justdadstuff5171
      @justdadstuff5171 18 дней назад +10

      Pretty sure the price of freedom will turn out to be your freedom.

    • @QUICKBOOKS1
      @QUICKBOOKS1 18 дней назад +4

      @@justdadstuff5171 You did not answer my question. Do you bring ID with you, if you are going out for a small Grocery Item, and paying by Cash?

    • @Noam-w1l
      @Noam-w1l 18 дней назад

      You start with the ones in jail for other stuff, whose identities have been verified as part of that process.
      Then you move on to sweeping the usual neighborhoods looking for people who aren't currently in jail but have previously been in jail or previously been deported or previously been through "catch and release" and given phony immigration hearing dates 10 years from now - their fingerprints will be in the federal databases, so picking the deportables out of the mass of people you sweep up in the dragnet will be fairly quick.
      Then you enforce the existing rules on verifying ID for employment, banking and obtaining local driver's licenses. Illegals without the right status will find it harder to get basic life tasks done; some will leave on their own.
      You're not going to get the guy walking to the store without ID paying cash for a loaf of bread, who's never been caught for anything before, simply while he's out buying food. Which is fine. You'll get enough other guys in the aforementioned ways to make a real difference.

    • @dkg_gdk
      @dkg_gdk 18 дней назад

      The only thing they can do is to illegally, racially profile people, in the past they have targeted people for speaking Spanish.

    • @QUICKBOOKS1
      @QUICKBOOKS1 18 дней назад +1

      @@dkg_gdk That is CLOSER to an answer. Thank You! That is what I was looking for.

  • @mehreh7290
    @mehreh7290 10 дней назад +5

    We just want healthcare 🤦

    • @kingjosiahiv4070
      @kingjosiahiv4070 6 дней назад

      Deporting 4% of the population that provides taxes won’t do it. However, that 895 billion in military budget money and the tax cuts we give to billionaires and corporations on the other hand, will most likely do it.

  • @alejandroatriano9138
    @alejandroatriano9138 18 дней назад +24

    detain children for years?

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 18 дней назад +6

      Notice how they have no plan to increase processing

    • @martinakuhnert9636
      @martinakuhnert9636 18 дней назад +3

      parents can take them...

    • @dingus6317
      @dingus6317 18 дней назад +6

      Probably safer than being shuffled between coyotes

    • @joshklaver47
      @joshklaver47 8 дней назад

      They will probably be deported much quicker than that.

    • @MichalKaczorowski
      @MichalKaczorowski 7 дней назад +1

      The US already has experience. After Pearl Harbor, it locked up 100,000 Americans of Japanese descent in camps. Including children of course.

  • @Moopyofficial
    @Moopyofficial 15 дней назад +7

    Why isn't it illegal to enter this country without going through the appropriate channels. Why can't you get a warrent from any judge in thr country? This current administration is a joke.

  • @schunka1051
    @schunka1051 17 дней назад +11

    They could work and pay for their own detention costs in the camps...

  • @doyoueatrocks
    @doyoueatrocks День назад +1

    I think what would be fair would be to offer any illegal persons 6-8 months to pack their things and go, without any fallback or negative record at all, and then after that, it’s deports and records kept. You might get a lot of people being reasonable and out of the way, you know, given what’s coming, it’s compassionate to real people.

  • @MFedericoMoreno
    @MFedericoMoreno 18 дней назад +14

    So much for government efficiency

  • @sizzledrizzle
    @sizzledrizzle 18 дней назад +16

    13 million take 6 million from LA and we're solid

    • @Boxingmindsettt
      @Boxingmindsettt 17 дней назад

      More then 13 million they are in every state now. Some states with millions of them

  • @stevekristoff4365
    @stevekristoff4365 16 дней назад +12

    I don't see the issue here. everyone they're trying to remove is BY DEFINITION are ILLEGAL (it's against the law to come in without permission; visa; etc.) So this is not really an 'additional cost' it's the cost to actually DO THEIR JOB due to decades of government NOT DOING their job. How about clawing back all salaries and property of all federal officers & legislators (senators; representatives; judges; executives; etc) for the last 50+ years that allowed this to happen? Or could just go the way of other countries which have much more stringent laws. Another option is taking a page from Drakon himself; a country/nation without borders; rule of law; and shared culture isn't a country anymore.

    • @christianmeza4941
      @christianmeza4941 16 дней назад

      they are keeping afloat the SS with their contributions

    • @OIllllO
      @OIllllO 15 дней назад

      @ValeAliz
      The US is more akin to a pyramid scheme than a country. If you can't see that you're just living in blissful ignorance.

    • @XandateOfHeaven
      @XandateOfHeaven 10 дней назад +1

      The issue is that a lot of people in the US illegally came on work visas and overstayed. Part of the problem is the visa system is bureaucratic, inefficient and arbitrary in terms of its path to PR.

  • @Toadaboticus
    @Toadaboticus 5 дней назад +2

    Estimated Total Economic Impact
    Lost Taxes (10 Years): $967 billion.
    GDP Reduction (10 Years): $16 trillion.
    Enforcement Costs: $213 billion+.
    Labor Shortages and Market Disruptions: Billions annually (difficult to quantify fully).
    Overall Economic Impact (10-Year Estimate): $17 trillion+.

    • @exenderlloyd7750
      @exenderlloyd7750 4 дня назад

      Straight up false, it will be an ENORMOUS tax gain right away, GDP might reduce in total terms but will likely be higher per capita since they don't pull their weight for output.
      Enforcement costs will be covered by having violent crime reduced significantly.
      Did you get this from Reddit?