United States elections 2024: Donald Trump Wins

[Yommie]

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[Strigon]

The anti-Trump sentiment could be directed into the pro-Palestine protests, as well as force the Arab regimes in the region into a tougher position. So not only on domestic issues, but on international issues, Trump will raise the tensions for the system.

All because of Biden’s cowardice to address domestic (illegal immigration) and international issues (Ukraine and the Middle East).

In 2022, undocumented people paid $96 BILLION into taxes, social security, and Medicare without being able to take a dime out of it. Social Security, a socialist program that is widely utilized by Red states while Republicans vilify it at the same time, got hypocrisy?

Let's assume you deport all 11 million undocumented, Who is going to pump that 96 billion into the economy? For sure you or the rabid girlfriend-less forum resident that spends all day here won't. Neither will Steve nor Nick who survive on SSC work on below minimum wage, without insurance, and in harsh conditions.


And lastly, here we are again, asking US president to bend over backward for ONLY your needs and not US foreign policy. Quite a gem, aren't you?

 

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[Yommie]

In 2022, undocumented people paid $96 BILLION into taxes, social security, and Medicare without being able to take a dime out of it. Social Security, a socialist program that is widely utilized by Red states while Republicans vilify it at the same time, got hypocrisy?

Let's assume you deport all 11 million undocumented, Who is going to pump that 96 billion into the economy? For sure you or the rabid girlfriend-less forum resident that spends all day here won't. Neither will Steve nor Nick who survive on SSC work on below minimum wage, without insurance, and in harsh conditions.


And lastly, here we are again, asking US president to bend over backward for ONLY your needs and not US foreign policy. Quite a gem, aren't you?

Nobody is deporting 11 million people. Tramp didn't do it before, he won't do it in the future. He will deport a few thousand violent criminals who committed rape, murder, theft.

 

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[The SC]

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[EugeneP]

All because of Biden’s cowardice to address domestic (illegal immigration) and international issues (Ukraine and the Middle East).

I agree Biden showed a lack of leadership and creativity on illegal immigration problem, but what could he have done differently in Ukraine and Middle East that would have benefited his administration (and Harris campaign) politically? If Trump were to be in his shoes, most likely his policy would have been simple: "I don't give a damn, Putin and Netanyahu, it is your business to do what you need". How would that be better for anyone?

 

[Strigon]

Nobody is deporting 11 million people. Tramp didn't do it before, he won't do it in the future. He will deport a few thousand violent criminals who committed rape, murder, theft.

I know, it's what he runs on, utters in his almost daily rambling in front of the crazy crowds. He isn't going to fix immigration ever, the talking point he uses to rile up his nut job base.

As far as documented and undocumented immigrants go, no one has any love for violent criminals and their deportation process has been ongoing forever. Add to this, protestors in favor of Palestine soon enough if, in an unlikely scenario, Drumph wins.

 

[Strigon]

I agree Biden showed a lack of leadership and creativity on illegal immigration problem, but what could he have done differently in Ukraine and Middle East that would have benefited his administration (and Harris campaign) politically? If Trump were to be in his shoes, most likely his policy would have been simple: "I don't give a damn, Putin and Netanyahu, it is your business to do what you need". How would that be better for anyone?

If you had followed the last most comprehensive immigration bill under Biden that Trump shot down, you would have realized how many staunch immigration hawks were on board with it. Thousands of agents, and judges to fast-track asylum and deportation hearings, technology refresh on the border.

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So, please, stop with this "failure" rhetoric when you should instead understand that immigration is but a republican vote strategy.

 

[Yommie]

I know, it's what he runs on, utters in his almost daily rambling in front of the crazy crowds. He isn't going to fix immigration ever, the talking point he uses to rile up his nut job base.

As far as documented and undocumented immigrants go, no one has any love for violent criminals and their deportation process has been ongoing forever. Add to this, protestors in favor of Palestine soon enough if, in an unlikely scenario, Drumph wins.

It's rhetoric. It's not real. POTUS has no real powers. He can only do something if courts say he can.

Tramp was not even allowed to ban flights from certain Muslim countries.

If you think POTUS has power in the US then you are an idiot.

 

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