The hell is this supposed to mean? If you want people to save money, you have to pay them more than the cost of necessities alone. If you pay them less than the cost of necessities, they have to go on welfare or food stamps, and the taxpayers foot the bill for cheap, shitty employers paying poverty wages. This isn't that complicated.
Are you really incapable of understanding concepts beyond the self? No, this isn't about how much money I make personally. This is about basic human dignity and creating a strong, sustainable economy that benefits more than just the ruling class (wealthy people). A system that drives people to poverty and homelessness cannot also be a system that criminalizes those things.
Moving to a different country itself takes a lot of years of prep work and a lot of money. Especially moving overseas. It's also not a solution for people who just want to see their home country live up to its potential.
Fucking troglodyte, man. The worst part is that you could've picked literally any issue.
No one said they have an issue with people of dark skin. You seem to be making a racial assumption there buddy, be better. There are plenty of people from all over the world who have migrated to the USA legally, the issue is with people who cross the border illegally.
you have a house let them stay in it
The point was more or less that no one had an issue with “legality” and the process was far simpler to become “legal” when it was people from Europe. It only suddenly became an issue when it was people trying to come to America from the Central and South America, Asia, and even Southern parts of Europe. Anti-immigration laws have always had a long and racist history that only seem to be created to focus on blocking very specific groups of people, specifically people of groups not deemed “White.” Anti-immigration laws have always had a long history in being racially motivated.
There we go: confirmation that Republicans don't care about fixing any of the US' problems so long as they can blame them on the other side somehow. Creeping oligarchy? Clearly the fault of anybody advocating for better living/working conditions.
There's a major difference. A line-jumper is negatively affecting the people behind them. Who is being negatively affected by allowing people who arrived here as children stay in the only country they know?
What are you talking about? DACA is about people who are already in the United States and have been for many years. For a lot of DACA recipients, they've been here practically their entire lives.
