@missyann OMG!
Are you insane?
It called Commerce!
Trucks enter/exit every day at the ports or entry between Mexico and the US.

People cross daily to work in the US, then return to Mexico at the end of the world day.

Have you EVER been to El Paso, Laredo, or Eagle Pass, TX?

@JSul3 They’re ( illegal immigrants, )not sneaking across a border to live here

I misunderstood what you meant

@JSul3 ICE agents wouldn't be wearing masks if dims weren't doxxing them.

@MarkPaul The thing is you don’t bring anything to successfully counter what I bring. Are you bringing is insults?

@missyann I keep showing (SHOWING) you where the talking points that have been prepared to manipulate you are wrong, incomplete, or misleading. You simply dismiss them and then express outrage because you feel insulted. Where is your spine? If you find that, it will lead you to your brain so you can flip the switch to on.

@missyann
1. Get more judges in place to determine the asylum claims and speed up the process. We have thousands who have followed the law and are still waiting on their status determination.
2. For those who have been here illegally, that do not have any additional criminal record, I offer them a green card...then a path to citizenship. Entering illegally is a misdemeanor, not a felony, so a fine should be assessed. It's a civil matter.
3. For those who have overstayed their visa, provide them a court date and determine if they wish to stay in the US or leave. Check to see if they have a criminal record and handle accordingly.
3. For 'the worst of the worst' if it can be proven in a court of law, then charge them accordingly, resulting in jail time/deportation.
4. Make corporations pay dearly for hiring illegals. Fine then heavily and/or shut them down.

@JSul3 I agree, 100% we need more immigration, judges, and corporations should be heavily fined. Tom Harmon has even mentioned these things.

If someone has overstayed their visa, that means they intentionally committed a violation. Immigrants should be held responsible for their actions. They know when their visas are up. They flee. He.

We have tried giving them notices to appear in court, and they don’t show up for fear of being deported or they have committed a misdemeanor or a felony. They have only recently started showing up.

In a perfect world, your ideas would work, but it’s not a perfect world, and everything we cry gets taken advantage of

I sincerely wish there was a way that we could make exceptions, but nobody has figured out a way to make that work. You have to realize that some of these things have been tried and people take it vantage. We can’t even fix this problem with our own citizens, who take advantage of things like Medicaid and disability.

@missyann

1 Harmon has spoken about finding/closing businesses.....Really? When? If he's serious, Trump can sign an EP today and fix it.
Why hadn't he? Because he doesn't care about businesses hiring them. Remember in his first term the raid on the poultry processing plant? In a set up raid, with media cameras rolling, they brought in buses and loaded up folks and took them away. The company? No fine...no closure....no nothing!
The next day, was business as usual. Those immigrants had been replaced with more immigrants.

2. People overstaying their visas are given court dates and not showing up...... Do you have any statistics on those showing up in courts, judges dismissing their case, as ICE waits to kidnap them in the hallway, are all folks that overstayed a visa?
I would like to know why they overstayed....but Trump has the list of all the folks with expired visas. Others, who have shown up in court should have their day in court, not dismissed so that ICE can grab and take them away without due process.....and the same goes for every person ICE had and continues to grab up off the streets and taking them to who knows where. Benjamin Guerrero-Cruz, an 18-year-old high school student, was arrested by immigration agents in the Los Angeles area in August 2025 while walking his dog. Why? You can't justify that

Democrats on multiple occasions have tried to pass immigration reform bills but have been stopped by Republicans.

@sunsporter1649 Got anything original Sport?

Release the Epstein files and stop protecting sexual predators and pedophiles.

@JSul3

@sunsporter1649

Release the Epstein files and stop protecting sexual predators and pedophiles.

@specman That would be false.

@specman LOL!
In your dreams.

@ididntknow
It's not possible to provide an exact figure for the number of illegal immigrants who entered the U.S. between January 2021 and January 2025, as official data tracks border encounters and the unauthorized immigrant population, not the exact number of people who enter illegally and evade detection. However, over 11 million border encounters were recorded during that period, and the number of unauthorized immigrants in the U.S. grew from approximately 10.5 million in early 2021 to 10.9 million by early 2024, but this figure reflects the total unauthorized population, not just new entries.
Understanding the Data
Border Encounters:
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data shows a high number of encounters at the border, which can serve as a proxy for entries. From January 2021 through the first few months of 2025, this number was approximately 11 million encounters, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
Total Unauthorized Immigrant Population:
This figure includes people who entered without authorization, as well as those who overstayed a valid visa. The Pew Research Center estimated the total unauthorized immigrant population in the U.S. was around 10.5 million in early 2021, rising to 10.9 million by early 2024.
Challenges in Counting:
There is no definitive way to know how many individuals enter the country without being apprehended by border patrol. The high encounter numbers in recent years can be a result of increased border security and detection efforts, not necessarily a rise in entries.
Key Factors
Parolees and Asylum Seekers:
The increase in the unauthorized population was driven partly by individuals granted parole or those seeking asylum.
Long-Term Residents:
A significant portion of the unauthorized immigrant population has been in the U.S. for decades, not just in the recent period.

@SatanBurger Agree to disagree

@oldguy73 Yet you took the time to post a comment.
Bravo.

@Reason10 Amen Amen Amen ❤🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@Reason10 That photo is from 2018.
These folks were seeking asylum in the USA.
Are any of them carrying weapons?

@JSul3 It is outdated. The immigration crisis is worse today. It’s not about how many are crossing at one time It’s what they are bringing

President Trump is right when he says these countries aren’t sending their best people. We get the criminals

No one should EVER be allowed enter without a criminal background check