Illegal crossings across the US-Canada border rise sharply - CBS News

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  1. Moi621

    Moi621 Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Illegal U.S. Northern Border Crossings Up 142% From Last Year

    Check it out yourself
    https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=cbs+canada+border&sp=CAJCBAgBEgA%3D





    https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/n...xposes-danger-illegal-border-crossings-canada

    CBS Evening News 8/6/18 claims crossing the :flagcanada: border is a new pattern of entry for Latino illegals.
    I heard it and it inspired this thread!

    http://www.news9.com/story/38820047/illegal-us-northern-border-crossings-up-142-from-last-year
    Illegal U.S. Northern Border Crossings Up 142% From Last Year
    Posted: Aug 06, 2018

    CBS News has learned the number of people caught illegally crossing the United States' northern border is up 142%. Border Patrol agents apprehended 445 people entering the U.S. from Canada during the first six months of 2018; that compares with 184 during the same period last year.

    The northern border is very easy to cross, which was actually the original intention. But it also makes it very difficult to secure.



    Okay Boardies,
    How many years have I cautioned about this "ethereal border".




    Border security, 360 degrees. :rant:
    Physically. Electronically. Rapid Deployment and Return.
    Those seeking sanctuary may apply at the nearest :flagus: embassy over there.


    Moi :oldman:





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    Across an immense, unguarded, ethereal border, Canadians, cool and unsympathetic,
    regard our America with envious eyes and slowly and surely draw their plans against us.
     
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    Max Rockatansky Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Thus proving all those idiots who thought a single multi-billion dollar wall would fix the illegal immigration problem are wrong.
     
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    What is your solution to illegal immigration?
     
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    SiNNiK Well-Known Member

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    A solid return to sender policy and a reputation for using it often...
     
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    Max Rockatansky Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Arrest and imprison anyone who rents to, hires or otherwise directly supports illegals to come to or stay in the US.
     
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    61falcon Well-Known Member

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    Since Dirty Donald has constantly complained the Mexico should cut off all the people from countries South of them from reaching the USA, shouldn't we now be blamed for letting them reach Canada????
     
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    Moi621 Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    With "due process" at the local :flagus: embassy over there.
    should a returnee have a complaint or wish to file for sanctuary.

    And how will :flagus: deal with this?



    When life imitates art as with the refugees moving across Europe.
    European nations had a lack of will to oppose mass crossings by illegals aka refugees.
    Will :flagus:?
    Does :flagus: even have a plan for such an occurrence. A mass crossing.
    Noxious gas, intense sound, intense light might be considered.


    Moi :oldman:
    donated $7K to free a wrongful deportee.
    Born in East L.A. does happen and needs better prevention.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Born_in_East_L.A._(film)





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    They are crossing from :flagcanada: to :flagus:
    Build the wall, make :flagcanada: pay for it.
     
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    Moi621 Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Do they transit :flagus: to get to :flagcanada:?

    I mean why would they cross into :flagcanada: when they are already at their destination, :flagus:.

    How did they get to :flagcanada:. eh
    Maybe by boat? :flagcanada:s would say "Perhaps by boat?"

    Gracias.
     
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    I have one. A few thousand people may have to be added to the total tallies for a few A10’s.

    Illegally entering a country should rank among the highest of crimes. For anyone entering any country. I’m all for immigrants, as long as they’re becoming citizens through proper legal channels and benefiting society. This anchor baby nonsense of, “Hurry honey, let’s get to the border before that little bastard falls out so they can’t get rid of us, no matter the drain!”.
     
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    No slack cut. No welfare, no free education or healthcare, no drivers license, no voting, no property ownership or lease, no employment, etc etc. That's how we manage it in this country, and we have few illegals compared to America. It's just not worth the trouble, to would-be illegals on the make (and they're almost all on the make).
     
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    I think that is the answer. ;)
     
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    Get a national ID card that doubles as other IDs for Medicare, Social Security, drivers's licenses and is tied to a database. Changes in the status of any of these cards for an individual can be updated through an electronic database. The card can be read by a reader much like a credit card.

    See the Nexus Pass for a model.

    Employers would be required to establish the identity of all employees, even casual labor, and their right to work in this country. If their work visa runs out, all we have to do is update the database. Employers caught hiring illegals would face fines, and jail terms for egregious violations.

    No chance for employment, no reason to come--or stay.
     
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    Moi621 Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    I have been uploading it for years and no one ever acknowledged it as more than a joke.

    There are many more abuses by the Ottawa gov't here.
    http://politicalforum.com/index.php?threads/is-it-true-part-deux.495478/
    Uploads are usually referenced. Not freestanding rants.
    And we should separate Ottawa policies from the hopes of the oppressed :flagcanada: peoples.
     
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    Said no one ever.
     
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    I don't think e-verify is going to work against human traffickers, gang members and heroin distribution.

    Because there's no wall, the drug dealers can send groups of illegals in one way and sneak in another way with their drugs.

    It's like a trafficking chaff and flare system, make a few bucks on the side, and rape to their hearts content.

    Without a physical barrier, the border will never be secure. Short of land mines that is.
     
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    If we legalize drugs (give dope to addicts as long as they behave) and prostitution, there will be fewer gangs.
    Before we decide on what sort of physical barriers we need, we should get serious about e-verify. But I agree we need to interdict people trying to slip into the country.

    See...


    ... for an e-verify approach.
     
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    Not my duck, not my bottle. :) If any illegals cross from Canada, we should boot them back to Canada.
     
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    No, but neither is a wall.

    Despite your clinging to the idea of a Trump Maginot line, the fact remains gang members, drug traffickers and the like will just go around it. We need a defense in depth, not just a concrete white elephant.
     
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    You are confused. These people are crossing the border to get into the US from Canada
     
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    Going around it is what you want. That's called concentrating them into certain areas.

    Walls work. Always have and always will. They work in Israel, prisons, Europe, and everywhere else they are implemented.

    The Maginot line is a poor analogy, so if that's how you're thinking about it I understand why you're so wrong. The line wasn't a wall first of all, and it was designed to stop military attack, not gypsies.

    No one is suggesting it's the only thing needed, but it makes every other thing you implement far more effective.
     
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    The drug question is a difficult one. In the short term it will mean a lot more deaths but in the long run would probably work. The current gang members aren't suddenly going to stop being bloodthirsty and territorial and go get a job at McDonalds. Most of those guys could never function in society in any meaningful way. They're basically feral humans.

    Oh I agree, the wall is simply part of a solution, not THE solution. E-verify won't work against drug dealers, child sex traffickers and gangs though. They're not coming here to work at 7-11. I agree it should be implemented though. The fewer illegals in the country, the easier it is to focus on and find the really bad ones.
     
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    No matter how many physical barriers are put up they illegals will always find a way round them.
    So the answer is obvious, concentrate on what happens when they make it to the US.
    The moment they are discovered, not matter how long they have escaped detection, they are deported.
    No attorneys, no bleeding heart liberals, no legal stalling tactics.
    Apprehended, and they're on the next plane back to the capital of their home country the same day.
     
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    Canada needs to "Build that Wall" !!
     
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    It worked with prohibition - there are no Al Capones running around anymore in relation to Alcohol .... and there is no evidence to suggest that legalization/decriminalization will cause people to run out and start using drugs. The Portugal experiment proves the opposite.
     
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    A smarter method is to discourage them from coming at all. Wall builders want to build and maintain the world’s most expensive fire department while I just want to find out how to prevent fires.
     

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