The Laken Riley Act is a disaster

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I am but a humble member of the pro Harris minority. If this is what the anti Harris majority demands, who am I to stop undemocratically stop them?

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Lets say Trump doesn't veto it. So here's the scenario not for nothing but the cost of this is projected to be absolutely astronomical but Michigan could still reap some of the benefit! Hell they could be the linchpin in the whole God damned thing coming together! The Arab community could be recruited to work for ICE/DHS and they could build new detention facilities there. Can you imagine the positive economic impact on your community?! Trump remembers his friends.
 

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Looks like the H-1B scams are finally getting mainstream attention. Them Indians are so ruthless in these scams that they even got backing from their government back home.
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from the Guardian article:

As a scholar of borders and immigration, I am not at all surprised by the Democrats’ willingness to participate in the prizing of notions of “security” over human rights. After 9/11, the Homeland Security Act was signed, establishing Ice and Customs and Border Protection (CBP), framing immigration as a security issue, to be solved with security solutions. Since then, $409bn has been spent on enforcement, in the form of removal personnel, detention facilities and all forms of dystopian border technology – increasing steadily regardless of which party is in power, and reaching unprecedented levels this year.

But even as people are deported, even as the south-west border has become the deadliest land route in the world, even as more money has been spent on the southern border than ever before, people continue to arrive in unprecedented numbers. The number of unauthorized people has shifted over time but stayed between 10 and 12 million people for at least the last decade. Continuing to adopt more violent solutions do little more than turn us into an autocracy that imprisons people on accusations, one that is willing to eject them at whatever cost.

IT doesn't work.
 
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