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Number of undocumented immigrants in USA falls to 12-year low, researchers say

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FollowTheWay

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Did Trump personally hire them (and check all paperwork) or was it an employee (supervisor) who hired them.
Granted Trump is ultimately responsible - but lets keep it in perspective.
Yes, let's keep this in perspective. Trump committed a federal felony by hiring illegal immigrants.
 

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Salty said:
Did Trump personally hire them (and check all paperwork) or was it an employee (supervisor) who hired them.
Granted Trump is ultimately responsible - but lets keep it in perspective.

Yes, let's keep this in perspective. Trump committed a federal felony by hiring illegal immigrants.

OK - but are you going to answer my question?
 

FollowTheWay

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Salty said:
Did Trump personally hire them (and check all paperwork) or was it an employee (supervisor) who hired them.
Granted Trump is ultimately responsible - but lets keep it in perspective.



OK - but are you going to answer my question?
"My whole town practically lived there": From Costa Rica to New Jersey, a pipeline of illegal workers for Trump goes back years

www.washingtonpost.com/politics/my-whole-town-practically-lived-there-from-costa-rica-to-new-jersey-a-pipeline-of-illegal-workers-for-trump-goes-back-years/2019/02/08/8cdbc1dc-2971-11e9-97b3-ae59fbae7960_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.aacb77664202

The Washington Post spoke with 16 men and women from Costa Rica and other Latin American countries, including six in Santa Teresa de Cajon, who said they were employed at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster. All of them said that they worked for Trump without legal status — and that their managers knew.

The former employees who still live in New Jersey provided pay slips documenting their work at the Bedminster club. They identified friends and relatives in Costa Rica who also were employed at the course. In Costa Rica, The Post located former workers in two regions who provided detailed accounts of their time at the Bedminster property and shared memorabilia they had kept, such as Trump-branded golf tees, as well as photos of themselves at the club.

Their descriptions of Bedminster’s long reliance on illegal workers are bolstered by a newly obtained police report showing that the club’s head of security was told in 2011 about an employee suspected of using false identification papers — the first known documentation of a warning to the Trump Organization about the legal status of a worker.

Other supervisors received similar flags over the years. A worker from Ecuador said she told Bedminster’s general manager several years ago that she entered the country illegally.

Eric Trump, a son of the president who runs the Trump Organization along with his brother Donald Trump Jr., declined to comment on the accounts by the former workers. Bedminster managers did not return requests for comment.

The company’s recent purge of unauthorized workers from at least five Trump properties contributes to mounting evidence that the president benefited for years from the work of illegal laborers he now vilifies.
 

FollowTheWay

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And? The fact is those that are here still shouldn't be here, and there are still thousands of Central Americans who have little or no skills at the border clamoring to get in. We simply cannot afford to keep letting people into the country who will become wards of the state.
If the number of illegal immigrants is at a 12-year low, how can you define that as "a national emergency?" The real national emergency is our lack of adequate defenses against a cyber-attack. I'm reading a very interesting book entitled "Cyberstorm" by Mathew Mather. CyberStorm by Matthew Mather

Take a look at it. It will scare the heck out of you. With all the cyber-attacks and hacks going on I think it's about to move out of the realm of science fiction into reality.
 

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But I will NOT use the term "undocumented immigrant"

If there is such a thing - then we should not be concerned about someone
who makes an "undocumented bank withdrawal" !!!
Read my post please. I said don't use the term "undocumented", use the term "illegal." Then Rev said don't call them "illegal immigrants", call them "illegal aliens." Then I said you can properly use either term referring to alien or immigrant.
 

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Number of undocumented immigrants in USA falls to 12-year low, researchers say
Alan Gomez, USA TODAY
Published 5:00 p.m. ET Nov. 27, 2018 | Updated 5:47 p.m. ET Nov. 27, 2018

The estimated number of undocumented immigrants living in the USA reached a 12-year low in 2016, continuing a decade-long decline in which that population fell from a high of 12.2 million in 2007 to 10.7 million in 2016, according to a report released Tuesday.

Researchers from the Pew Research Center, which conducted the analysis, said economics played a major role in that fall. The Great Recession wiped out millions of jobs that attracted undocumented immigrants to the USA, while the Mexican economy steadily improved, giving Mexicans more reasons to stay in their country.

Mark Hugo Lopez, Pew’s director of global migration and demography research, said the U.S. government’s ever-expanding security presence along the southwestern border – under Democratic and Republican administrations – deterred more immigrants from trying to cross illegally. Shifting demographics in Mexico have left fewer working-age males willing to make the dangerous trek.

They atrnt immigrants theyre aliens and they are illegal
 

RighteousnessTemperance&

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"My whole town practically lived there": From Costa Rica to New Jersey, a pipeline of illegal workers for Trump goes back years

www.washingtonpost.com/politics/my-whole-town-practically-lived-there-from-costa-rica-to-new-jersey-a-pipeline-of-illegal-workers-for-trump-goes-back-years/2019/02/08/8cdbc1dc-2971-11e9-97b3-ae59fbae7960_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.aacb77664202

The Washington Post spoke with 16 men and women from Costa Rica and other Latin American countries, including six in Santa Teresa de Cajon, who said they were employed at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster. All of them said that they worked for Trump without legal status — and that their managers knew.

The former employees who still live in New Jersey provided pay slips documenting their work at the Bedminster club. They identified friends and relatives in Costa Rica who also were employed at the course. In Costa Rica, The Post located former workers in two regions who provided detailed accounts of their time at the Bedminster property and shared memorabilia they had kept, such as Trump-branded golf tees, as well as photos of themselves at the club.

Their descriptions of Bedminster’s long reliance on illegal workers are bolstered by a newly obtained police report showing that the club’s head of security was told in 2011 about an employee suspected of using false identification papers — the first known documentation of a warning to the Trump Organization about the legal status of a worker.

Other supervisors received similar flags over the years. A worker from Ecuador said she told Bedminster’s general manager several years ago that she entered the country illegally.

Eric Trump, a son of the president who runs the Trump Organization along with his brother Donald Trump Jr., declined to comment on the accounts by the former workers. Bedminster managers did not return requests for comment.

The company’s recent purge of unauthorized workers from at least five Trump properties contributes to mounting evidence that the president benefited for years from the work of illegal laborers he now vilifies.
Demonstrating that, if the Marxist MSM were willing to help by doing their job, all illegal aliens could be identified and deported, perhaps within as little as one year.
 

RighteousnessTemperance&

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Number of undocumented immigrants in USA falls to 12-year low, researchers say
Alan Gomez, USA TODAY
Published 5:00 p.m. ET Nov. 27, 2018 | Updated 5:47 p.m. ET Nov. 27, 2018

The estimated number of undocumented immigrants living in the USA reached a 12-year low in 2016, continuing a decade-long decline in which that population fell from a high of 12.2 million in 2007 to 10.7 million in 2016, according to a report released Tuesday.

Researchers from the Pew Research Center, which conducted the analysis, said economics played a major role in that fall. The Great Recession wiped out millions of jobs that attracted undocumented immigrants to the USA, while the Mexican economy steadily improved, giving Mexicans more reasons to stay in their country.

Mark Hugo Lopez, Pew’s director of global migration and demography research, said the U.S. government’s ever-expanding security presence along the southwestern border – under Democratic and Republican administrations – deterred more immigrants from trying to cross illegally. Shifting demographics in Mexico have left fewer working-age males willing to make the dangerous trek.
Your data can only be considered as mostly self-reporting, and such numbers may well be down. It does not follow that the actual numbers are that level--they are likely more than double or triple yours, but are extremely high in any case, not low. Furthermore, these illegals are producing so-called anchor babies that should have no right whatsoever to be in the US, much less be considered citizens.

It is definitely a national emergency in many ways, and has been for quite some time. Even if the swamp refuses to act, the commander-in-chief is right to do so, and it's one of the main reasons he was elected. If I had a MAGA hat, I'd doff it were he to successfully implement full measures to stem the tide.
 

RighteousnessTemperance&

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If the number of illegal immigrants is at a 12-year low, how can you define that as "a national emergency?" The real national emergency is our lack of adequate defenses against a cyber-attack. I'm reading a very interesting book entitled "Cyberstorm" by Mathew Mather. CyberStorm by Matthew Mather

Take a look at it. It will scare the heck out of you. With all the cyber-attacks and hacks going on I think it's about to move out of the realm of science fiction into reality.
In case you didn't know, the US can and does have multiple national emergencies, just as it has multiple enemies. If you know anything about management, teamwork, or even getting an education, then you know you must work on multiple problems, cover several bases simultaneously. Yours is a non-argument with a bit of emotionalism thrown in.
 

FollowTheWay

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In case you didn't know, the US can and does have multiple national emergencies, just as it has multiple enemies. If you know anything about management, teamwork, or even getting an education, then you know you must work on multiple problems, cover several bases simultaneously. Yours is a non-argument with a bit of emotionalism thrown in.
I was been a manager of engineers with MS's and PhD's (12 years). I know that with limited resources, you have to prioritize them. There is no comparison between the so-called immigrant emergency and the looming cyber-attack crisis.
 

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I was been a manager of engineers with MS's and PhD's (12 years). I know that with limited resources, you have to prioritize them. There is no comparison between the so-called immigrant emergency and the looming cyber-attack crisis.
Hmm...

A firewall is used to defend against a cyber attack.

A ________ is used to defend the border against illegal immigrants. (Hint: a four letter word that rhymes with ball.)


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RighteousnessTemperance&

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I was been a manager of engineers with MS's and PhD's (12 years). I know that with limited resources, you have to prioritize them. There is no comparison between the so-called immigrant emergency and the looming cyber-attack crisis.
Of course resources are limited--only Climate Change and Green New Deal proponents and other Progressives would imagine otherwise.

A supposed cyber-attack would be scary indeed, not because of the possibility, but because of the realization that bringing it up as a crisis only now would mean that for decades morons have been managed by imbeciles supervised by idiots in charge of our cyber-security. It may be true, but not something I really want to contemplate. If it is true, not even Trump could deliver us from such a debacle.
 
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