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Brandon Judd of the National Border Patrol Council is right when he says on @foxandfriends that the Democrat inspired laws make it tough for us to stop people at the Border. MUST BE CHANDED, but I am bringing out the military for this National Emergency. They will be stopped!

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6 hours ago, bestmen said:

 

 

 
 

Brandon Judd of the National Border Patrol Council is right when he says on @foxandfriends that the Democrat inspired laws make it tough for us to stop people at the Border. MUST BE CHANDED, but I am bringing out the military for this National Emergency. They will be stopped!

It MUST BE CHANDED! 

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Honest question though, without trying to provoke something: why are they not applying for citizenship or trying to enter the country in a legal way? It's not like every country simply has to allow people to cross their borders because they come by literally thousands at at time..is it? 

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10 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Honest question though, without trying to provoke something: why are they not applying for citizenship or trying to enter the country in a legal way? It's not like every country simply has to allow people to cross their borders because they come by literally thousands at at time..is it? 

Perhaps they aren't going to pass through the citizenship test?

 

 

Not sure about "why didn't try to enter the country in a legal way" though, maybe they just love risky challenges :p

In Indonesia, many women from rural areas worked as housemaids in the Middle East and they don't have work permit and sometimes doesn't understand Arabic (in extreme case even they are not fluent in Indonesian!). How risky is that? Maybe you can relate about the refusal of "try to enter the country in a legal way" from this case.

 

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2 minutes ago, Griff88 said:

Perhaps they aren't going to pass through the citizenship test?

 

 

Not sure about "why didn't try to enter the country in a legal way" though, maybe they just love risky challenges :p

In Indonesia, many women from rural areas worked as housemaids in the Middle East and they don't have work permit and sometimes doesn't understand Arabic (in extreme case even they are not fluent in Indonesian!). How risky is that? Maybe you can relate about the refusal of "try to enter the country in a legal way" from this case.

 

Well yes, but then isn't there at least something to say for not just saying "oh, ok, everyone come in"? 

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2 hours ago, heywoodu said:

Honest question though, without trying to provoke something: why are they not applying for citizenship or trying to enter the country in a legal way? It's not like every country simply has to allow people to cross their borders because they come by literally thousands at at time..is it? 

 

this is what they did in france to prohibited this place for migrants

no tentes go away :redcard:

 

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Emmanuel Macron landed in Bratislava to starts his official visit of Slovakia (today) and Czech Republic (tomorrow) as first president to come celebrate the mark of 100th anniversary of establishment of nowadays sadly non-existing Czechoslovakia.

 

quite logical since France was the first country to officially recognize Czechoslovakia as a sovereign independent country. :yes

 

http://www.rfi.fr/europe/20181026-president-macron-quete-allies-slovaquie-republique-tcheque

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6 hours ago, heywoodu said:

Honest question though, without trying to provoke something: why are they not applying for citizenship or trying to enter the country in a legal way? It's not like every country simply has to allow people to cross their borders because they come by literally thousands at at time..is it? 

Well thier specifically looking for asylum. However, a lot people (I believe) lack the means and knowledge to full out or find the correct documents.

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