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@HareJasmineConstitutionComments1yr ago

Assimilation MUST become immigration requirement & I’ll define that as (1) Learn & embrace US Constitution, Civics, Customs, and Capitalism — these are the cornerstones of what makes US Great & why you wanted to come here — so keep it going (2) work & pay taxes (3) obey US Laws

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 @SuperPACQuokkaRepublicanfrom Washington  commented…1yr1Y

The illegal immigration at southern border is as intended.

Reduction in illegal entries is a relatively simple process.

Problem is there is too much money to be made.

Don’t count on a long term solution any time soon.

 @HareJasmineConstitution from California  commented…1yr1Y

Is there a reason where we couldn’t a minimum take their fingerprints and a DNA swab before just releasing them? They don’t have the same constitutional protections when entering the country illegally.

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