you stood on the sidelines buddy @TedBarham. those who assault innocent people should face immediate arrest and prosecution no excuses, no double standards. anyone who advocates violence against america or supports violent extremism should be investigated and held accountable under the law. america cannot afford to tolerate political intimidation or mob violence masquerading as activism. america must defend against this insurrection, protect our communities, and reject every movement that seeks to undermine america. christ shall prevail
Large-scale immigration can fundamentally alter the demographic composition of a country over time. If immigration is coupled with long-term dependence on taxpayer-funded assistance rather than self-sufficiency and economic contribution, critics argue it changes not only the population but also the fiscal and political landscape. In that sense, some view it not as a military takeover, but as a gradual demographic and political transformation—one driven by population growth and voting power rather than force.
you're conflating enforcement priorities with legal status. Prioritizing violent offenders has never meant that everyone else who is unlawfully present is suddenly in compliance with immigration law. immigration violations don't cease to exist simply because someone isn't a violent criminal. likewise, no one is "criminalizing" someone after the fact. immigration law already establishes the legal consequences for unlawful entry, unlawful presence, visa overstays, and other violations. enforcement doesn't create the violation it responds to an existing one. as for asylum or adjustment of status, each case depends on its legal posture. simply saying someone is "in the process" doesn't automatically make their presence lawful or exempt them from enforcement. those determinations depend on the facts of the individual case and the applicable immigration laws.
Individuals who circumvent ICE operations will face legal prosecution; this is a matter of fundamental legal compliance. it is common sense. Calling to abolish ICE is treason to the american people, arrest @ZohranKMamdani for treason to america @realDonaldTrump@marcorubio@JDVance@FBIDirectorKash@DHSgov
whether someone is on their way to work is legally irrelevant to the underlying issue. a person may be authorized to work yet still be unlawfully present for example, by overstaying a visa or otherwise violating immigration law. the question isn't what they were doing at the time of the encounter; it's whether they were lawfully entitled to remain in the country. immigration laws exist for a reason, and intentionally circumventing lawful immigration enforcement doesn't change the legal status of the individual.
it also doesn't take much to address one's immigration status before enforcement becomes necessary. if someone knows they are violating immigration law, waiting until an encounter with ICE to characterize enforcement as an "attack" doesn't change the underlying legal issue or the fact that their immigration status should have been resolved earlier. @SB_SpaceCowboy
it's about illegal immigration and the consequences that come with it. criminal organizations exploit unsecured borders for drug trafficking, human trafficking, and other forms of organized crime. those problems don't stop at state lines, they affect native communities, our lands, and every other community in this country. reasonable people can debate how immigration should be handled
you don't have to agree with ICE's policies or every enforcement action but dismissing border enforcement altogether ignores the very real impacts that illegal trafficking and criminal organizations have on americans including tribal nations. My position comes from protecting my homeland. @SB_SpaceCowboy you are either here illegally or you are just a twisted obese loser, i would not expect you to understand the legal complexity of tribal sovereignty, our treaties, or the government-to-government relationship between our sovereign nations and the united states. @realDonaldTrump@JDVance@marcorubio@ICEgov
@LongTimeHistory Individuals who circumvent ICE operations will face legal prosecution; this is a matter of fundamental legal compliance. it is common sense. Calling to abolish ICE is treason to the american people @realDonaldTrump@marcorubio
@David_J_Bier Individuals who circumvent ICE operations will face legal prosecution; this is a matter of fundamental legal compliance. it is common sense. @David_J_Bier
@RepPressley Individuals who circumvent ICE operations will face legal prosecution; this is a matter of fundamental legal compliance. it is common sense. Calling to abolish ICE is treason to the american people @RepPressley@realDonaldTrump@marcorubio
@RepPressley Individuals who circumvent ICE operations will face legal prosecution; this is a matter of fundamental legal compliance. it is common sense. Calling to abolish ICE is treason to the american people @RepPressley@realDonaldTrump@marcorubio
@RepPressley Individuals who circumvent ICE operations will face legal prosecution; this is a matter of fundamental legal compliance. it is common sense. Calling to abolish ICE is treason to the american people @RepPressley@realDonaldTrump@marcorubio