Mexican hookers, apparently that Mexican hooker depicted in the joke is one of the "brown people" - lol.
Any day now, Trump ends it by declaring emergency! He said he can! Snowflake.
Just 42,000? That's not a large number. That's hardly anything. Won't impact the economy at all, will not be any measurable drain on public services, and will actually reduce the crime rate (because they commit fewer crimes per capita than evil merkins), AND they represent a net gain to the economy anyway.
“They go into our country, and then you announce — these are the laws — then you say, ‘come back in three years for your trial,’” Trump said. “Tell me what percentage of people come back. Would you say 100 percent? No you’re a little off. How about 2 percent. And those people you almost don’t want ‘cause they cannot be very smart.”
As his audience broke into laughter, Trump continued, “Two percent. Two percent. Two percent come back! Those 2 percent are not going to make America great again, that I can tell you.” ...
Trump’s claim that “2 percent” of undocumented immigrants show up for court hearings is not even close to correct. Politifact, citing Justice Department data, reports that “around 60 to 75 percent of non-detained migrants have attended their immigration court proceedings.”
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The great deal-maker had an offer on the table in which the Democrats agreed to $25 billion in funding for the Trump wall in exchange for continuing the DACA program and ensuring a path to citizenship for those in the program. He rejected it, after claiming previously that he'd agree to such an offer. He doesn't negotiate in good faith, and has nobody but himself to blame.Forty Two wrote: ↑Tue Jan 15, 2019 1:09 pmYes, but the budgets required 3/5 majority in the Senate.
He made the mistake of kicking the can down the road in the FY 2018 budget (november 2017, to October 2018), and then he was stuck with this FY 2019 budget. Now as of 1/1/19, the democrats control the house.
He should have pushed for it in the 2018 budget, as now it's harder. In the 2018 budget, he scaled back his wall funding demands to $1.6 billion in order to get it passed without a shutdown.
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) Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, tried to pull a fast one by putting a question into the US Census, the effect of which would be an undercount on undocumented immigrants. They got taken to court, where it was proven that the method used by the administration was illegal, and that Ross had lied to Congress.In an embarrassing defeat for Donald Trump and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, a federal judge today issued a 277-page opinion ordering the removal of a question about citizenship from the 2020 census.
The question is controversial because, as the Trump administration admitted, it would discourage undocumented immigrants and their families from answering the census. That, in turn, would lead to slanted political districts and budget allocations, both of which are based on total population, not the number of citizens.
Judge Jesse Furman of the Southern District of New York issued a blistering, lengthy opinion that blasted both the question itself and the illegal process by which it was added to the census. He found that Ross had lied about the reasons for the change, failed to follow the law on making it, and illegally ignored the opinion of the Census Bureau itself, which urged him against it.
One part of the current lawsuit has already been appealed to the Supreme Court: whether Ross himself can be forced to give a deposition. (As Judge Furman noted, the government has tried 14 times to stop the litigation from happening altogether.) Now, the rest of the case certainly will be appealed as well – but with a factual and legal record so comprehensive, it is difficult to see how the government can prevail.
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It's always good to hear what Breitbart has to say.
https://thehill.com/homenews/administra ... -jeff-bozo"So sorry to hear the news about Jeff Bozo being taken down by a competitor whose reporting, I understand, is far more accurate than the reporting in his lobbyist newspaper, the Amazon Washington Post," Trump tweeted. "Hopefully the paper will soon be placed in better & more responsible hands!"
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