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NTY Thomas Friedman supports a “high border wall with a large gate”

[quote]The whole day left me more certain than ever that we have a real immigration crisis and that the solution is a high wall with a big gate — but a smart gate.[/quote]

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/23/opinion/trump-immigration-border-wall.html
Been taking lessons from Bill Barr?

Here's his point:




[quote]
In sum: we need new walls; we need a serious strategy for mitigating climate change and offering economic and governance assistance to countries to our south that are being destabilized by poverty and extreme weather; we need to rethink who is entitled to asylum, so people fleeing economic dislocation don’t overwhelm our borders and harden our hearts to people truly fleeing tyranny; we need to encourage legal immigration of people who can help our country thrive in the 21st century; and we need to partner with Mexico on a Mexican-American plan to manage the flow of migrants through Mexico to our border.

None of these alone will work. Anyone who tells you otherwise has not been to the border.[/quote]
jackjjackson · 61-69, M
His comprehensive approach includes a HIGH WALL. @MistyCee
hlpflwthat · M
[quote]Most of these immigrants come from Guatemala and Honduras (where President Trump recently decided — insanely — to cut humanitarian aid)[/quote]

[quote]Or, as Frum put it: “The gratuitous brutalities of the Trump administration shock the conscience, and fail even on their own terms. Intended as deterrents, they are not deterring. They are succeeding only in counter-radicalizing liberal opinion to stigmatize almost all immigration enforcement against nonfelons as cruel, racist and unacceptable.”[/quote]

[quote]In sum: we need new walls; we need a serious strategy for mitigating climate change and offering economic and governance assistance to countries to our south that are being destabilized by poverty and extreme weather; we need to rethink who is entitled to asylum, so people fleeing economic dislocation don’t overwhelm our borders and harden our hearts to people truly fleeing tyranny; we need to encourage legal immigration of people who can help our country thrive in the 21st century; and we need to partner with Mexico on a Mexican-American plan to manage the flow of migrants through Mexico to our border.

None of these alone will work. Anyone who tells you otherwise has not been to the border.[/quote]

Et tu JJ?
hlpflwthat · M
[b]THIS[/b] is the Republican Party. JackJJacksonJr is the face of the Republican Party. Donald Trump is the face of the Republican Party.
jackjjackson · 61-69, M
Republicans agree with the article douchebag as should any SENSIBLE US citizen. @hlpflwthat
hlpflwthat · M
@jackjjackson Your language reflects on your intellect sir. And [b]YOU[/b] are the face of the Republican Party. Carry on.
jackjjackson · 61-69, M
Guess that makes you the face of the douchebag lefties


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The real problem is that laws, policies and regulations, well before DJT became President were in place that adversely affected and exacerbated the current immigration crisis.
SumKindaMunster · 51-55, M
Interesting opinion. I agree, he is espousing a comprehensive strategy including a wall to enforce immigration.
jackjjackson · 61-69, M
This guy has an extremely liberal and Trump hating history. @SumKindaMunster
curiosi · 61-69, F
Maybe some are starting to wake up to what NanChuck is up too.
jackjjackson · 61-69, M
We need the right immigrants to become citizens to pay the Social Security for the millennials.
katielass · F
Jeez, that sounds very similar to what our president wants. A wall with a door. Hmmm
jackjjackson · 61-69, M
Yeah hmmmmm @katielass

 
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