@@itsnotmemo1582 Why don’t you ask some teachers about the dream, when they have to integrate kids that are sometimes 2-5 grade years behind academically in their own language, let alone English. It’s easy to have a euphoric view of illegal immigration when it doesn’t impact you
Please, send them more to DC, NYC, and other sanctuary places. More the merrier. We need more of these hard working immigrants. Diversity is our strength, and our future. Many of these physically fit men will be fentanyl dealers in our neighborhoods; it is good money. Please, keep sending them. Street homeless are fentanyl addicts damaged beyond the point of repair. Many will die.
Amazing how these organizations are able to help these immigrants and refugees get settled in D.C. Wish the same would be done for the countless hopeless vagrants and homeless native D.C residents many of whom are mentally ill and or veterans.
While it would be nice to be able to house every citizen, from an idealistic point of view, it's also sadly true that a person who happens to be from another country looking for a better life for himself and his family is often more likely to become an upstanding member of society than a person who happens to be from the same country as you and is addicted to some type of harmful drug It is deeply unfortunate to see anyone be left without but the real question has to be asked - which group of citizens being cared for, with the limited resources available, is most likely to add to the prosperity, political health and economic wellbeing of the country? I believe it should be the people looking for access to opportunities rather than the people who happen to have the same colour skin and heritage as me
How many have you talked to? The majority of the 100+ that I have talked with over the years DC don’t want help because of trust issues. Migrants come looking for help. You can’t force someone off the streets into rehab. Getting someone with mental illness to trust and follow your rules….. come on buddy.
Please, send them more to DC, NYC, and other sanctuary places. More the merrier. We need more of these hard working immigrants. Diversity is our strength, and our future. Many of these physically fit men will be fentanyl dealers in our neighborhoods; it is good money. Please, keep sending them. Street homeless are fentanyl addicts damaged beyond the point of repair. Many will die.
Move somewhere else, you got 52 states and or buy a ticket to different favorable country. White privilege is everywhere and brown communities will always be together so find your home
Exactly. These migrants don’t accept that a better life comes from education, a skill and speaking their own language correctly. Not illegally entering a country
@@lg206 that’s not how it works in countries that aren’t first world. You can’t just get a better education. I’m not a liberal but you also sound stupid saying just get a better education in your country lol. Sometimes those opportunities just don’t and will never exist. If I was from another country I’d whatever I’d have to do to help my children I could care less about what you’d think of it. That’s the truth.
@@Islam.is.the.truth.. If there are no schools then how do people drop out of school? Do you realize how stupid you sound implying that these countries don’t have schools?! We have a shared service center in Guatemala full of accountants and IT security engineers. And even they say that the migrants don’t understand that the struggle is due to the lack of skill/education and not the country
@@lg206 my family is from from Colombia and my mother never got an opportunity of bettering herself through education which is why she pushed it upon us in the states. I’m not going to waste my time saying her hardships to some Karen who probably isn’t even from Latin America. Spoiled soft American you know nothing about real hard work and a true struggle
Please, send them more to DC, NYC, and other sanctuary places. More the merrier. We need more of these hard working immigrants. Diversity is our strength, and our future. Many of these physically fit men will be fentanyl dealers in our neighborhoods; it is good money. Please, keep sending them. Street homeless are fentanyl addicts damaged beyond the point of repair. Many will die.
No not good!! We already have enough issues to deal with. But now instead of giving those opportunities to our own people they keep giving it away to everyone but those who have already been needing it, while all our own people are constantly being denied the same things. Need to fix our own problems before we go around trying to fix everyone else’s problems. Especially when the ones being offered all this don’t even have the correct paperwork in line to be here in the first place.. 🤦🏻♂️
@@fahhcue850 Homeless shelters rarely if ever lack vacancy. But they require sobriety, and many homeless people have no interest in getting clean. That's the dirty little secret nobody likes to mention. They have made the choice to be in the streets. So resources aren't an issue, as if you care anyway.
every child or young adult should have access to education regardless of where they came from this is america not a 3 world country we have the resources to make this country great again
@@zeuslicea5805 Correct. Countries are great when legal residents and citizens pay into the system and in return receive an education. I can tell that you don’t live in a bordering state otherwise you’d see that this migration circus is already contributing to us looking like a 3rd world country
@@James-wo3kb oh you've driven all over the border states huh?? 😂😂 Libs will say anything to defend their point. Funny how you guys were all for migrants, but as soon as it affects you and they come to your state, attitudes change. Lmao
Texas wasn't ready for more than 2 million people to flood the border. DC is sanctuary and welcoming. They offered to help. Don't volunteer to do something but expect someone else to do it.
She’s obviously using them as slave wages. They are willing to except anything for bed and food and she’s exploiting them for sure. No way she can afford to pay them unless she’s paying with sex than maybe.
You do realize border states get billions in federal help to deal with these migrants right? Y'all act like a majority of these migrants are going to stay in Texas. They are going to other destinations where they have family.
Please, send them more to DC, NYC, and other sanctuary places. More the merrier. We need more of these hard working immigrants. Diversity is our strength, and our future. Many of these physically fit men will be fentanyl dealers in our neighborhoods; it is good money. Please, keep sending them. Street homeless are fentanyl addicts damaged beyond the point of repair. Many will die.
Is lying to people to trick them onto buses and then stranding them across the country "taking responsibility"? Forget the people in blue states and whether they wanted to accept these people or not and think about the asylum seekers who were lied to about jobs and expedited processing and missed their court dates as a result of this bs for one second.
Boom! 🎯💯 As you can see the same hypocrites who are for immigration don't want them either. But want to shove them down the rest of Americans throats. It's ridiculous.
@@kiyoraka3537 neither are the southern states! I live in a Canadian border town and if we all of sudden started taking thousands of Americans refugees daily I wouldn’t be thrilled either.
Dude, immigrants are people, jist like your grandaddy who arrived in the US on a boat. How about we leave the people decide where they want to go? You idiot.
@@Dis_is_fine literally as a texan, i can go down to any border town and try to convince any white resident that its overrun, and fail. how many people from del rio, laredo, brownsville, etc do you see complaining about this? where are they?
@@fluxcapacitor1621 don't get federal funds for immigrants idiot. It comes out of state taxes, hence Texas actually saving money by bussing them. The Mayor of DC has asked for federal funding and Biden has ignored haha. Border security is federally funded, sure, the states are covering the hotels, medical care, housing, food.
@@neal.karn-jones if that was a case then they would have sent the migrants back. But they did not... They are looking out for them. These people were most likely go to neighboring states outside of the city of DC. States like virginia, most likely Northern VA which already has a large enclave of immigrants, same with Maryland, New Jersey, etc. West Virginia has also been a moving point for these migrants because it hosts a whole bunch of industries that they are already experienced in.
@@cooldrop02 Please. Those people in Martha's Vineyard made such a big deal and only helped for roughly one day. It is definitely a NIMBY situation otherwise they would not try to make Republicans out to be evil for doing this. They would say "hey, we have room here. Let us help Texas and Florida. Send us anyone you can't take care of."...But they aren't saying that, are they?
Yea except the fact that all the places immediately started programs and provided accommodations for them despite not being told a governer is sending people. You lot geuinly are slow😂.
Nations capital, who sent the invites, can not keep up with the capacity of the situation they created, but Texas, who voted against this plan, is supposed to be able to get it done! You created it, you deal with it!!!
Please, send them more to DC, NYC, and other sanctuary places. More the merrier. We need more of these hard working immigrants. Diversity is our strength, and our future. Many of these physically fit men will be fentanyl dealers in our neighborhoods; it is good money. Please, keep sending them. Street homeless are fentanyl addicts damaged beyond the point of repair. Many will die.
So where was reporter Alexis Johnson when it was just Texas, Florida, and Arizona having to deal with this? She says (in the title) that DC wasn't "ready" for migrants, Does she think that the border towns like Del Rio WERE? Why did Alexis Johnson never do a report on the situation those border towns were facing?
the difference is that operation lone star is dropping migrants off with no heads up and barely any due process. border towns know what to expect, DC doesnt
@@wilsonfisk2134 ...deeper into the country? How does that help to maintain the cream country? By making a city, that's looking to achieve representation, MORE brown?
Yeah, well AZ wasn't ready for over 40,000 immigrants EVERY SINGLE MONTH. Thank you TX, AZ, and FL!!! Keep those buses rolling to those who wanted open borders!!! Let them start dealing with the consequences of their own decisions.
Hmm…wow. Imagine coming from a third world country and ending up in Martha’s Vineyard/DC, how terrible!! Can someone buy me a ticket please, I promise I won’t sue!! 🤦♀️
No one seemed to care when it was just Texas and Arizona having to deal with this chaos. But put them in DC and all of a sudden it’s a national emergency! I hope they put them on every single state, especially in every single sanctuary city. You’ll see how quickly they change their mind about open borders. Many of them are economic migrants, not refugees, biden needs to close the border
If these cities voted to be Sanctuary Cities, then it is THEIR job to accommodate these people. Put your money where your mouth is. I feel absolutely nothing when Muriel Bowser and the others complain. Abbott is holding their feet to the fire!
Let this be a lesson that the American people can only do so much. We aren't superheros, we cannot save everyone. and our policies need to change or this will continue to strain our already fragile economy. Our government currently wants open boarders but has no plan legitimate enough that I've seen to help these people. Now imagine how the southern states feel, when they are overwhelmed like this. People sleeping on the streets of boarder towns, or dying in the back of semi trucks. Immigrants have every right to come to this country, but they need to do this the right way, or else it will just be more chaotic.
I truly feel for this man and his children. I’m lived for Argentina for 18 months and saw what real poverty looks like. I completely understand wanting a better life for your family. With that being said, sanctuary cities are not the answer. We can’t have thousands upon thousands of undocumented people wandering around the United States. They can’t get legitimate jobs and end up costing tax payers billions of dollars every year. There is an answer to this problem but this isn’t it.
The poverty comes from a lack of education and skill. We have an office in Buenos Aires and the Accountants and Help Desk IT live very comfortably. Politicians need to admit to themselves that calling themselves a sanctuary city was a can of worms that cannot be closed. They did it to fish for votes at the expense of the people who live in those cities
Thanks for this segment, it really helped expose how states like Texas are suffering with the influx of migrants and needing to relieve some stress off of the resources Texas has been giving. Other cities like sanctuary cities need to help out in this crisis. It’s not politics, even though the media loves to push that agenda, it’s simply a national crisis so it’s a national effort. Simple as that! If we open our borders then expect to help out and not just let border states deal with it.
I totally agree. Many other states don’t have to deal with the huge influx of illegal immigrants like the border states. However, now they are being forced to and I think it’s a good thing because it exposes and highlights the issues that Texas and other border states are facing.
Please, send them more to DC, NYC, and other sanctuary places. More the merrier. We need more of these hard working immigrants. Diversity is our strength, and our future. Many of these physically fit men will be fentanyl dealers in our neighborhoods; it is good money. Please, keep sending them. Street homeless are fentanyl addicts damaged beyond the point of repair. Many will die.
CBP announced 2,000,000 encounters this year. More than half of those are in Texas. If Washington DC were located next to Laredo TX, there would be triple funding for border security next year.
As if this country doesn't already have a homelessness issue the last thing we need to do is take in more. It'd like the saying goes you can't help others until you help yourself.
@@MAG320 well back then entire countries weren't trying to come into USA. Back then the world population was a lot smaller. Pretty sad that they let the drug cartels run them out if their own country. Where is their military? Back then there weren't 330 million people in USA. Biden is the one telling them to come, that's all on him.
Yeah it's completely bullshit that they'll help migrates but for the ones who are homeless has absolutely no nowhere to go. Smh they need to go back and let some of OUR homeless get some help
A lot of homeless people are drug addicts I’m not willing to keep helping I’d rather help some one that’s comes to the country to work and succeeds how can the the country support all these lazy people on section 8 and food stamps for years and years but we cannot help some one who gives up everything to come and progress a lot of immigrants from other country’s are professionals who have college degrees that can contribute to our community immediately
@@juancamaney2702 you think the illegals aren't? We support them for ten years minimum muppet. They are the vast majority of state aid users. Don't like your own posts either kid lol!
@@juancamaney2702 You’re ignorant and bias and your comment proves that. Homeless people are mostly drug addicts… what??? There’s citizens homeless with children out here. Grow up!
Get over yourself. Homeless folk don’t want help. Been there, done that. Besides…this is working out exactly like homeless folk. States are inadequate to handle their own homeless issues, so they send them all to California. Again…states can’t handle their own immigrant issues, so they absolve the issue to other states. Blue states will eventually handle the inadequacies of the red states…just like it always has been.
There’s no horrible intentions. He’s had enough of the over a decade of people flooding his cities and making issues because of overcrowding so he’s helping to get them to places that can handle them
This line of questioning from the start along with the melancholy music seems to want me to feel bad for the people coming to take our resources. If a city calls itself “sanctuary” then they should be able to handle it. No tears, zero fux given.
This is just like when a country claims they're not contributing to climate change because they don't produce any fossil fuels, but then buys all of their energy from imported fossil fuel sources. Sounds good on paper, lets you make really nice political claims, doesn't mean anything in practice and just passes the buck to the next person.
Neither are the southern city's who have been dealing with this. Its only political if these "sanctuary" city's send them away. Thanx for pointing that out.
Lmao that because they was promise things and when they got there it was a lie. Just like the Martha vineyard they were promise jobs housing aslong as they show up to court in Texas in couple of days. They had 0 clue were Martha vineyard was or is.. that's why desanti is getting sued
Please, send them more to DC, NYC, and other sanctuary places. More the merrier. We need more of these hard working immigrants. Diversity is our strength, and our future. Many of these physically fit men will be fentanyl dealers in our neighborhoods; it is good money. Please, keep sending them. Street homeless are fentanyl addicts damaged beyond the point of repair. Many will die.
The United States needs to help OUR PEOPLE First! Instead of giving money away to people who come over illegally. Yea it’s sad and all but the government is just turning their backs against Americans
A huge amount of resources, time and money is being put towards this situation that could be put towards helping the millions of people who are in need, already in the country. The politicians who are responsible for this are doing a terrible job supporting the American people. He/she needs to be removed from office immediately.
This is a petty but effective way to illustrate the severity of the issue and how ill prepared the US is to welcome migrants. For years the government has known that migrants are coming up so how do they not have a robust intake network set up?
@@chaotict3088 it’s sad & we should never rely to POLITICS when it comes to helping out humanity. Have some decency for the poor & less fortunate. They just want to work & Feed their families.
@@katchitdoe573 the dems are using them as political props as well, no pol actually cares about these people and frankly people that pretend to are just virtue signaling and don’t want them in their area either
How do they not a robust migration system? Hmmm, I wonder if it has anything to do with Greg Abbott and Ron DeSantis sending buses of migrant to earn political points for conservative voters that don't like human beings, I mean immigrants.
It's hilarious how divided we are on the issue of immigration. We have to all understand that more people we accept in will equate to problems which include an increase in financial services, housing, and possible food shortages due to having to feed more mouths. Race and morality are also a big issue. I see Democrats staggering when it comes to help immigrants when they claim to want to invite them while Republicans aren't far off. However, it's unfair for this reporter to show partiality and favor to DC while not being EQUALLY UNDERSTANDING to states like Texas, Florida, and Arizona. How sad that both right and the left are trying to expose each other while we should be one country working hand in hand to solve this issue.
I am all for people seeking a better life and escaping hard situations, but when you come into a country illegaly, you are forcing the citizens to care for you without their consent, and really just adding more problems. Honestly, why are wealthier nations responsible for the people who can't make their own countries work?
It's not a situation of "why can't they make their countries work?" These people are low-income worker with zero power and influence. Corruption of the elites and extreme violence of the cartels fundamentally destroys any progress the citizens could make. The best thing they could do is flee for a better life.
@@cheapPixel And they decide to do so illegally, forcing other nations to clean up the mess they leave, and the one they bring with them. I don't argue that it's their best option. What I am saying is why are they forcing their problems on other countries, draining our resources and abilities to help those who are making the change legally? If we accept everyone who wants in, we'll not be able to help any of them. Sometimes you just have to accept that some folks are screwed, and hope they will do something to help themselves.
@@cheapPixel When I was homeless and starving, I didn't force my way into a rich family's house and demand they take care of me. Or steal food from an innocent shop owner. I went through the proper systems to get the support I needed the right way. How is this different?
@@whajablah because there are no proper systems of support for these migrants. They have very little money and cannot afford proper documentation. Welfare systems are extremely broken in these countries, where poverty is unlike anything you would see in the states.
@@somkeshav4143 Why is a state supposed to be ready to welcome illegal migrants? Are you ready to welcome illegal trespassers in your home just because it has happened before?
I live in DC, it's a lot of homeless people in DC already with nowhere to go. Huge APT buildings are being built everyday here, you can leave some open for people who trying to get their life together. It's so many churches here that only open 2-4 days a week, leave your doors open for the homeless the other days.. It's so many things the government can do about this. All it takes is effort
Yah I want to pay $2500 rent in a nice apartment building for my neighbor to have homeless drug addict tendencies…nothing like a crack whore party in the stairwell on Tuesday at 3AM…there’s housing projects that exist for that…
Not the right voting base and most are semi educated up to highly intelligent as well fluent in English. So 9 times out of ten they can see the bullshit before it even gets the green light. There not beainwashable or willing to do slave labour jobs
Not true it takes common sense. No country on the planet regardless of how liberal their politics are has a wide open border. The point isn’t make it work. Abbott intends to show how unsustainable it is. Because while they spent a week helping 50 people. 5000 have come in to the country. The problem only compounds and grows exponentially. They have to restore our border unfortunately even if that comes through violent means. Democrats have to stop the search for ideological utopia it’s not realistic.
I love how Vice tried to play this off as something "Pubs are doing TO DC" and all the comments are 100% in favor of the Governors in Texas and Arizona!
Same... seems to be a lot of people who are tired of liberals bussing in migrants into the southern border and then listening to the same liberals cry when they show up in their city.
Please, send them more to DC, NYC, and other sanctuary places. More the merrier. We need more of these hard working immigrants. Diversity is our strength, and our future. Many of these physically fit men will be fentanyl dealers in our neighborhoods; it is good money. Please, keep sending them. Street homeless are fentanyl addicts damaged beyond the point of repair. Many will die from overdose
Why can’t we just enable South American countries with help for higher education ? Maybe legalize drugs in order to end corruption in South America.? This would be a way of winning republicans when it comes to border security and drug legalization. Simply promote drug legalization as way of decreasing illegal immigration and securing the border from cartels
The truth is big corporations benefit from unstable governments they can extract resources as the poor country lacks infrastructure and pay slave wages to undereducated desperate people. All this talk of border enforcement is just to keep the slaves in their pens. Americans are to stupid and selfish to realize they have a common enemy with these illegals because they are also driving the price of housing through the roof and keeping people poor in a gig economy.
Well......if you're hopping the border and that's illegal, why would you feel any kind of way, if you're being loaded up to be taken to another destination? Seriously? Not to many people can't just cross border, into another country, and receive services and with no VISA!
You should come do a story on the border. Pick any town and it will be an eye opener. We get 7,500 per day across the state. Come here before you point a finger at our governor.
@@markregev1651 antifa literally makes stickers that say "immigrants welcome". antifa are all wealthy, they have plenty of room to house immigrants in their mansions. they just need mommy and daddy's permission
@Florida Violets you’re governor wants them so why not send them there? I didn’t know border patrol was in charge of housing these people. Learn something new everyday hope you guys stop trying to defund them to jk
Please, send them more to DC, NYC, and other sanctuary places. More the merrier. We need more of these hard working immigrants. Diversity is our strength, and our future. Many of these physically fit men will be fentanyl dealers in our neighborhoods; it is good money. Please, keep sending them. Street homeless are fentanyl addicts damaged beyond the point of repair. Many will die.
The only problem about helping these migrants is you have a lot of Americans or homeless you got to help them people first before you help Outsiders have these migrants coming out crippled and old how are they going to benefit the country other than take from the country..
@@Censortubes For lying to migrants and making false promises to them without consulting the place you are randomly sending them too? Genuinely how is something this simple confusing to you?
@@Big1nz Show us where anyone signed a contract with them promising anything? As we see, the illegals signed a paper saying the wanted to go to these states , in own languages. Your entire angle is toast.
This guy talks about getting his kids enrolled in School. This is a disaster, they cannot speak English, nor want to learn. I live in TENNESSEE, the local public schools are having a difficult time trying to teach these non-English speaking kids. Meanwhile the English speaking American children are suffering because all time is spent on the immigrant children. This is a disaster 😡🇺🇸
It is a great eye-opening experience for people who do not live on border states like I do. Put your money where your mouth is and give these people jobs and homes in your community DC
@@andreawambaugh7553 If they're people, and not political pawns, then why doesn't the north take them into their communities? The liberals used these people as political pawns for decades, and now that it comes to actually feeding and employing these people, they don't want any immigrants north of the Mason Dixon line.
Crazy how DC residents start to take immigration more seriously when they actually have to deal with the consequences. We need by far stricter borders and enforcement.
So what makes you think the small border towns are prepared for them? You guys love to show how moral you are when you would never actually have to deal with the issue.
And how many of those one million are really going to go through the process. Vice thinks that Texas has all the resources and room to house everyone 😂
That's bs, southern states aren't even overwhelmed. If anything southern state Americans should move in the center we're rent is cheap and business can flourish
No. Continue to send them directly to politicians’ houses. AOC, Kamala, Gavin Newsom. Let’s see how much they like illegal migrants when they are in front of their door or sleeping at the corner of their block
You know there are probably more than a billion people in africa and south asia in extreme poverty and fear of persecution who do not have a chance to pass through borders to get a better life. Sure f those people. How is this system. You can take a limited amount of immigrants and you are taking in the most privileged ones. Mexico’s HDI is far far higher than any of the countries in africa and south asia.
We have millions of homeless n veterans and our tax money gets wasted on these bums 🤦♀️ what have they done to earn this we needa care for our own homeless first we don’t got room for them
If you want to put policies in place that cause an influx of migrants coming to a country illegally, then you’re going to help house, feed, finance and keep these individuals.
@Florida Violets you’re right there are no policies the border is just being kept open illegally without the consent of the citizens in it while Brandon flew illegals all over the country in secret for months
@Florida Violets no. They don’t. BP is a federal agency. Border towns have their own local budgets. A lot of times the cost of housing migrants in local hotels come from that budget, but what can the local population do when the hotels are crammed full of migrants? They can’t use their own local services. Places like El Paso are having to spend 8Million dollars to refurbish old facilities to house the influx of migrants. Who is paying for that? The people of El Paso. Thanks Joe! Citizens who live along the borders are not feeling safe as migrants ransack their homes and sheds as local police are overwhelmed. Try actually coming down here and live and see what it’s really like, and not get your information from MSNBC and The View.
That’s legitimately the best way to address the massive migrant influx; however, corporate involvement, such as the food industry, lobby against granting legal asylum seekers and undocumented immigrants a work permit. In result, businesses of all sizes (construction, real estate development, industrial farming) can exploit undocumented labor at a low cost.
Not so funny when you suffer the consequences of your policies ey? All people who are for migration, should be 100% forced to live in those areas and not move to any other area, plus pay extra taxes for it.
So you admit their death is life in the USA not just escaping whatever issue they are running from? I don't care if they want to live in the USA. Get out of danger then apply legally. Wait your turn.
There is no "non-bias, purely objective news". Journalism not a precise science. And this is good. If you don't realize this, you are an authoritarian in disguise. But vice does excellent work! Thanks for existing guys!
It's funny how billionairs pay no taxes and benefit from the tax money that built the infrastructure they use to get rich, the education for their workers etc. immigrants are not the issue, the oligarchs in the US is.
Didn't you comprehend the journey they walked from there country to America, risking there lives, how is that a handout? I guess when you're confrontable and ignorant, you can say those things..... God bless ✌️
We need worry about our own people. Help the homeless people. Take better care of our vets. And make sure no kid going bed hungry. And spend what ever it cost. To protect our boarders better. I have no problem someone comes legally with paperwork. But anyone enters illegally. Needs be dealt with like a criminal. Because you have broken the laws
@@axlyoung1218 If the legal way is bogged down and would take half a year to complete (while sitting at the border, in prison like conditions) I totally see why people enter around the border checks. No, they are desperate humans fleeing wars...they are still humans...
The government should be helping the countless army veterans that need help. Im a naturalize citizen btw and I don't think is ok that the government keeps on letting in thousands of people in each year what is going to happen to us in the future? Do I make sense.
I hope Abbott and DeSantis get a raging case of karma and get all sorts of pox on their houses. Like seriously, nothing they do should ever work ever again.
Do you really think the border States were prepared for this Let's look at this with common sense if our government decides to open up the borders and let massive amounts of people in, the whole country must participate in the burden of this.... not just a few states but all states
It's just crazy how we're over in the Middle East trying to influence governments over there, and I know it's because of the oil is there and we're only about the money, but the cartel needs to be removed from Mexico and our governments need to have transparency. People come here because their lives are bad I'm their home countries. If we can prop up Mexico SUSTAINABLY, it would help alot.. but companies that use it for cheap labor only exacerbate the poverty.
I want to know where all the kids are all the company unaccompanied children where did they go Joe where are they Joe where are they are they on the island
Because the country they’re coming from is even more dangerous. Idk why it’s not clicking for people. If THIS is their BEST case scenario where is our humanityV
@@twentysvn That's debatable & it doesn't mean it's a good idea to cross several international borders, which was probably done illegally, nor that the US should allow them all to move there. Crossing into Brazil is far easier, shorter & quicker.
@kmcd and after their journey they were offered an opportunity for their children to live, In a country that needs change. And if you don't want us tear down your statue of liberty
You want to posture as a sanctuary city and get extra funding with none of the responsibilities? Piss off. Sleep in the bed you made and figure it out like you said you would
