Yeah, but instead if you keep it a problem, you can then campaign on it.The house could always pass some bipartisan legislation to prevent this sort of stuff.
That was easyThe house could always pass some bipartisan legislation to prevent this sort of stuff.
House Homeland Security Committee posts this:
Here's where all those Chinese are going through to get into the country.
Why does the House Homeland Security Committee call itself 'House Homeland GOP'?House Homeland Security Committee posts this:
That assumes House Republicans want to prevent hordes of Chinese from trying to cross the border.The house could always pass some bipartisan legislation to prevent this sort of stuff.
Good points.Firstly, these are apprehensions. Apprehensions are the ones you catch. Higher apprehensions mean you are doing border security better not worse.
Secondly, Chinas economy is in bad shape and many previously happy people are looking to get out because of job losses and financial losses in their collapsing housing market. This has been building for years and has finally got bad enough to have noticeable numbers of Chinese at the border. If the Chinese govt wants to insert bad guys into the US I am sure they can just create the legal docs to do so without risking a random illegal border crossing.
The detail needed is how many were released through the catch-and-release program and how many were actually deported. If they were all caught-and-released … that's just as bad as them getting in illegally since there's no real way to enforce or track them.So previous presidents didn't catch them but Biden did?
It appears that the voters of the area voted to remove the citizenship requirement for the board.I'd be more worried about this than that:
San Francisco Appoints First Noncitizen to Serve on Elections Commission | KQED
Kelly Wong's appointment is the result of a 2020 voter-approved measure that removed the citizenship requirement to serve on San Francisco boards, commissions and advisory bodies.www.kqed.org
And I don't meant just because she's Chinese (Hong Kong national/immigrant). If you're a noncitizen, you can't vote -- so why are you on a board of elections commission to begin with?
I'd be more worried about this than that:
San Francisco Appoints First Noncitizen to Serve on Elections Commission | KQED
Kelly Wong's appointment is the result of a 2020 voter-approved measure that removed the citizenship requirement to serve on San Francisco boards, commissions and advisory bodies.www.kqed.org
And I don't meant just because she's Chinese (Hong Kong national/immigrant). If you're a noncitizen, you can't vote -- so why are you on a board of elections commission to begin with?
You should totally lobby your representative for some bi-partisan border legislation so that you are part of the solution.How many of those were allowed to enter the country?
I have in-laws who waited 15 years to legally immigrate to the US from China. They were saps. They should just walked in and gotten free cellphones and EBT cards.
House Homeland Security Committee posts this:
Here's where all those Chinese are going through to get into the country.
I've said for a few years now China could bring us to our knees by simply financing an underground railroad for their hillbilly poor to here.
I take your point, but I raise you this:Nothing in the US constitution prohibits non citizens from voting in state and local elections.