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post 1569178171 12-20-2018, 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted By gwg77
bold move nancypants
Wait did he get banned?
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Originally Posted By Clinos
Didn't realize my rep power could red someone, thank you for the opportunity.
In this instance, Nolibs is right. I slag on that guy as much as anyone but sometimes he has nuggets of rational thought.
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6:50-8:20 for maximum LOLs!!!
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there is 10.6 billion!!!! in the bill to give to central american countries and mexico as well but they cant give up 5 billion for US border security???

my mind is full of **** fuk politicians
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Originally Posted By KT667
there is 10.6 billion!!!! in the bill to give to central american countries and mexico as well but they cant give up 5 billion for US border security???

my mind is full of **** fuk politicians
Yup, just more proof it has nothing to do with the cost of the wall. Not a damn thing. Just more Orange Man Bad!
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Originally Posted By KT667
there is 10.6 billion!!!! in the bill to give to central american countries and mexico as well but they cant give up 5 billion for US border security???

my mind is full of **** fuk politicians
Isn't it weird how mr. tiny hands, art of the deal can't get that little bit of money?
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Originally Posted By NYPat
Isn't it weird how mr. tiny hands, art of the deal can't get that little bit of money?
You should take your L like a man...or a woman...or tranny. Whatever.
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Originally Posted By iabs


6:50-8:20 for maximum LOLs!!!
lmfao

I tell you what man, trump calls it like it is. Cocky, brash New Yorker ; he knows what he’s doing.

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Originally Posted By Foxmulder0
lmfao

I tell you what man, trump calls it like it is. Cocky, brash New Yorker ; he knows what he’s doing.

“Don’t mess with the bull, you’ll get the horns.”
How has that utterly imbecile woman been in politics and getting re-elected for 32 years is beyond my level of coping with human stupidity.
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inb4 $2bn is spent on a bit of wall 10 miles long, the rest "goes missing", but we get to see footage of the same bit of wall over and over until we're sick of it and stop caring.
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Originally Posted By KT667
there is 10.6 billion!!!! in the bill to give to central american countries and mexico as well but they cant give up 5 billion for US border security???

my mind is full of **** fuk politicians
Money is taken from American citizens by our 'government' to be given to foreign countries.

I wonder if China does that?
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Originally Posted By NYPat
Isn't it weird how mr. tiny hands, art of the deal can't get that little bit of money?
Is that all you got? You've been proven to be a total fail on this topic.
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Have they already figured out the plan for building the wall sections that are located on private property? I would have to guess those sections would get tied up long enough in court to never get built.
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Originally Posted By Haste007
Have they already figured out the plan for building the wall sections that are located on private property? I would have to guess those sections would get tied up long enough in court to never get built.
Probably not. The border, I believe, isn't really on the imaginary line at some points I think there is a set back so there is room to work in. For the other stuff the government will purchase, overbid, underbid, land grab, condemn, or emanate domain the rest. It's a nasty side of U.S. history but unfortunately necessary at a border point.
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Originally Posted By Haste007
Have they already figured out the plan for building the wall sections that are located on private property? I would have to guess those sections would get tied up long enough in court to never get built.
Supreme Court ruled on it a few months ago. It went something like it’s the governments land (from memory). But it is all clear to be built
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5 BILLION Just to please Trumps ego. Such a waste of funds.

A wall won't fuking stop immigrants, most of them just use tunnels, boats and planes to fly.
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Originally Posted By Clinos
Probably not. The border, I believe, isn't really on the imaginary line at some points I think there is a set back so there is room to work in. For the other stuff the government will purchase, overbid, underbid, land grab, condemn, or emanate domain the rest. It's a nasty side of U.S. history but unfortunately necessary at a border point.
Yeah, it definitely makes sense to be able to use imminent domain at the border. A private citizen shouldn’t have the ability to dictate who can and can’t come across the border, it should be protected by the government.
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Originally Posted By dakensta
inb4 $2bn is spent on a bit of wall 10 miles long, the rest "goes missing", but we get to see footage of the same bit of wall over and over until we're sick of it and stop caring.
I doubt this will be like the clinton haitian relief fund.
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The midterm results dont happen until a couple months from now.

GOP still controls House and Senate at this moment.
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Originally Posted By wesleysh21
Yeah, it definitely makes sense to be able to use imminent domain at the border. A private citizen shouldn’t have the ability to dictate who can and can’t come across the border, it should be protected by the government.
I misspelled that word like 9 times and then gave up, still didn't look right lol.
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Originally Posted By SWDeath
I doubt this will be like the clinton haitian relief fund.
Well, let's hope not. I hope you get your wall for $5bn. I have no moral objection to it, and it would be nice to see a politician actually achieve something he said he would for once.
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Originally Posted By Kane_89
A literal VIDEO of Trump saying out of his own mouth “I will be the one to shut it down, I'm not going to blame you for it.” Is not going to fool anyone...

LOL, Ok chief.
But he is not the one who will shut it down. God you are dense
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Originally Posted By Chargr
5 BILLION Just to please Trumps ego. Such a waste of funds.

A wall won't fuking stop immigrants, most of them just use tunnels, boats and planes to fly.
badly flawed argument

No one is claiming it's a total solution all by it's lonesome. A wall is unquestionably effective.

Effective border control when you've got a major problem like we do on our southern border requires the wall and surveillance along it, air surveillance, and coast guard surveillance. The wall makes Border Patrol agents' jobs much much easier. It's a part of the whole package and a major part of it.




Border Patrol agents overwhelmingly support Trump's wall in new survey
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...-survey-finds/

Monday, April 2, 2018
Border Patrol agents say they can’t be much clearer: They want more walls along the U.S.-Mexico border.

In a survey conducted by the National Border Patrol Council, the agents’ union, they overwhelmingly supported adding a “wall system” in strategic locations, embracing President Trump’s argument that it will boost their ability to nab or deter would-be illegal immigrants.

Agents also said they need the government to change the “catch and release” policy. They often have to immediately release illegal border crossers they arrest, giving them the chance to disappear into the shadows with the 11 million other illegal immigrants in the U.S.

The findings, shared with The Washington Times, appear to undercut the argument of congressional Democrats, who released a report last month concluding that line agents didn’t support Mr. Trump’s plans for a wall. The report was based on an internal tool used by Homeland Security to evaluate security gaps.

The NBPC’s survey, of more than 600 agents in two of the Border Patrol’s busiest sectors, found just the opposite: A stunning 89 percent of line agents say a “wall system in strategic locations is necessary to securing the border.” Just 7 percent disagreed.

Brandon Judd, president of the NBPC, said that finding directly contradicts a March 22 report by Democrats on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, which looked at data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection — the Homeland Security Agency that oversees the Border Patrol — and concluded that agents didn’t want more fencing.


“There are many pieces to the border security puzzle and — contrary to the minority staff report — the survey clearly shows frontline Border Patrol Agents identify a wall system in strategic locations as a vital and necessary piece of the border security puzzle,” said Mr. Judd, who commissioned the survey.

Agents were even more adamant that the catch-and-release policy wasn’t working.

A staggering 95 percent of agents surveyed said the government’s inability to hold illegal immigrants while they await deportation serves as a magnet for still more illegal border crossers.

Under catch-and-release, many caught at the border are processed, given court dates and then released into the communities in the hope that they show up for legal proceedings about deportation. Many of them never show up and instead disappear into the shadows.

The White House held a press briefing Monday calling for changes to curtail catch-and-release. One official said courts have imposed a 20-day limit on holding families that have jumped the border — a virtual guarantee that those illegal immigrants will be released.

“We can’t possibly get a removal order within three weeks, which means we have to release [them] within 20 days,” the official said.

Another official said migrants have learned to game the asylum system by claiming fears of being sent back to their home countries. More than 80 percent of those seeking asylum are granted initial admission to the U.S., giving them a foothold in the country while they await court dates that can be delayed for five years.

The Trump administration demanded that those legal changes, on top of $25 billion more in funding for border security and the wall, be included in this year’s attempt to strike a deal on the DACA program for illegal immigrant Dreamers. Democrats balked at those demands, and none of the major immigration pieces ended up in the final bill.

Of the 1,950-mile border with Mexico, 654 miles are currently protected by a barrier. Mr. Trump’s wall-building plans would bring that total to about 1,000 miles.

Politicizing the wall

All sides used to agree on the efficacy of border fencing, dating back to the bipartisan 2006 Secure Fence Act, which called for a total of 700 miles of the border to be covered by two tiers of fencing. A 2007 law watered down those requirements, leaving the 654 miles of current coverage — about 300 miles of vehicle barriers and 354 miles of pedestrian fencing.

Even as late as 2013, the Senate compromise immigration bill called for completing the 700 miles of fencing envisioned in the 2006 law. Every Democrat in the Senate at the time voted for that bill.

But Mr. Trump’s ascendancy has politicized the wall, and some of those former supporters are now backing away from fencing.

Some Democrats argue that illegal immigration across the border has been reduced so much in recent years that the border is essentially secure, at least from an illegal migration standpoint. Others argue that whatever problems remain, they won’t be solved by the type of wall Mr. Trump envisions.

Last month, Democratic staffers on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee released a report saying Border Patrol agents and their supervisors supported more technology and personnel, but didn’t want a wall, in their border security requests.

The staffers used information from CBP’s “Capability Gap Analysis Process,” which surveys the needs of each Border Patrol station to see what additional tools they want in order to meet their mission of stopping people, drugs and other contraband from crossing illegally.

Of 902 capability gaps identified last year, just 37 referenced a need for fencing or a wall, the Democratic report said.

“Border Patrol agents have rarely recommended building a wall to address the most commonly identified vulnerabilities — or ‘capability gaps’ — along the southwest border,” the Democratic report concluded.

The NBPC’s Mr. Judd said the capability gap process surveys few, if any, of the agents who are patrolling. He had the union undertake its own survey in order to answer definitively the question of what agents want, and he said the results showed they clearly back more border walls.

“What I found was that the minority staff report was nothing more than ‘political crap,’” he said in a statement to The Times. “I’m truly disgusted knowing that the taxpayers had to foot the bill for something that amounted to nothing more than a political hit piece against the president of the United States.”

He called for an investigation into how the Democratic report was written.

Laura Epstein, a spokeswoman for the Homeland security committee Democrats, said their conclusions were based on the data they were given.

“The committee minority staff looked at data provided to the committee by Customs and Border Protection about priorities for strengthening border security,” she said.

She added: “As we have been in the past, we’re eager to continue to work with CBP, NBPC and all stakeholders to ensure that the men and women patrolling the border and working every day to keep our country safe get the resources and support they need to be successful.”

CBP didn’t respond in time for this article, but acting Deputy Commissioner Ronald D. Vitiello said at a press conference last week that agents do want a wall to be added as part of an overall border strategy.

“Our agents and officers have decades of experience, and they know their operational needs,” Mr. Vitiello said.
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Trump is basically pulling a prime "Hulkamania era" Hulk Hogan here.

We thought he was down and out and mere moments from defeat. Then at the last second he starts Hulking-up and demolishes his adversaries.

I was completely ready to give up on him for good, but these past few days have been amazing. Pulling out of endless wars and showing a massive set of balls by demanding the wall and getting funding passed in the house. God Emperor level stuff. Let's see if they remove the filibuster and go for it in the Senate. Hopefully Trump doesn't buckle. Border security what is best for the country. Everyone knows that.
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Originally Posted By Haste007
Have they already figured out the plan for building the wall sections that are located on private property? I would have to guess those sections would get tied up long enough in court to never get built.
Do you guys know nothing about easements?
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Originally Posted By bezarker



The House voted 217-185, largely along party lines. The bill now goes to the Senate, where it has almost no chance of passing. Senators already passed their bill to avert a shutdown by extending funds to Feb. 8. It did not include the wall funding.
They passed a clean funding bill after Trump said he would sign it, then they headed home.. but dumb fuking Donald watched too much Fox News and changed his mind. Was he not smart enough to read that many moves ahead? Could he not see that his base would be pissed about this? He obviously couldn't see that Chuck and Nancy played him like bitch.

The Trump admin is in chaos and everyone knows it. It's a dumpster fire within a dumpster fire.
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Originally Posted By Chargr
5 BILLION Just to please Trumps ego. Such a waste of funds.

A wall won't fuking stop immigrants, most of them just use tunnels, boats and planes to fly.
How long would it take to spot people filing into a hole in the ground with a drone? The tunnel would need to be miles long to be effective. Boats where? The air space over the United States is actively monitored by the Air Force. F-16s would be deployed if there was unauthorized planes in the sky.

How many people try to cross the boarder on foot? What percentage of these people would be able to attempt an entry by more advanced methods of entry as you suggest?
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Originally Posted By Haste007
Have they already figured out the plan for building the wall sections that are located on private property? I would have to guess those sections would get tied up long enough in court to never get built.
Yeah man the government has never used private land for anything before, We only built tens of thousand of miles of highway across the country on it.
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Originally Posted By JoshSP1985
Yeah man the government has never used private land for anything before, We only built tens of thousand of miles of highway across the country on it.
Let's just presume for whatever reason we can't use imminent domain on those areas - a whole lot of border wall is a lot better than no border wall.
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