** KAMALA HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT -PART DEUX **
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Also to be clear, she was tasked with diagnosing why our boarders were getting an influx of people. Not stop them.
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So, according to our friend here, Harris opened the door to caravans from South America in 2018 when she was a California senator, but somehow the first we're hearing about this is October, 2024.
That makes perfect sense and doesn't sound at at all like something someone buried eye-ball deep in right wing propaganda would repeat with zero critical thought applied.
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Philly NJ said:The Juggler said:Philly NJ said:Halifax2TheMax said:Philly NJ said:Halifax2TheMax said:Philly NJ said:Johnny Abruzzo said:The Aurora mayor denied your filthy Nazi lies PhilaNJ. What's his motivation? He's a Republican and he doesn't need votes from non-citizens. My sister is a teacher in Denver and the Aurora people have no idea what the Nazis are talking about. Next Lie!
From that picture - that poor baby. He'll grow up being "home schooled" and "learning" nothing but fairy tales. And be totally unequipped to face the real world as a grown up. Horrible.
You wont' see Fake Harris going to Aurora or San Antonio.
Heres the link to the Daily Mail’s headlines for 10/16/24. Funny, no mention of Tejas and gangs taking over apartment complexes.And here’s your source, word for word:Per KENS 5 News on 10/5/2024 SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department held a press conference Saturday where they announced they have arrested several members of Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang, operating in San Antonio.
SAPD said they have been getting several complaints from the Palatia Apartment complex located at 10362 Sahara Dr. The complaints had been about narcotics violations, human trafficking and threats to apartment personnel.
Through investigation, police found out that the area was in control by members of the trans-national gang Tren de Aragua, or "TDA."
On Saturday morning, several units within the SAPD along with the FBI, Homeland Security and other agencies began an operation at the complex. CPD officers and DPS troopers cleared nearly 300 vacant apartments at the complex.
20 people have been detained, according to police, and four have been confirmed to be with Tren de Aragua. One is a "confirmed enforcer" for the gang. The four members have been taken into custody by Homeland Security and emergency removal operations.
Currently there are 19 people arrested with 15 detainers placed from HSI.
SAPD says this is still an ongoing investigation, and that they have other places in San Antonio they are going to hit.
“Even though we are finished here at the complex, we are not done,” Police Chief Bill McManus said during the press conference. "We are on to you, and we are coming for you. We know where you are and we’re coming for you."
Police say the gang had been operating in San Antonio for several months. They are known to wear red.
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar was also asked about the presence of the gang on Thursday. He said that the gang "is here in Bexar County." He said they don't come into contact with them frequently, but it's "certainly not strange to run into TDA folks on the streets."
Due to their awareness of gangs like Tren de Aragua and Mexican drug cartels in Bexar County, Salazar says the Sheriff's Office has things in place.
"That’s one of the main reasons why, several years back, we created the Organized Crime group, knowing these sorts of things were occurring," Salazar said. "Fairly recently we actually split off a team from that organized crime group to concentrate solely on transnational criminal organizations, because of organizations like Tren de Aragua.”
I’ll give you almost as much credibility as Alex Jonesing. Congratulations.
Why do you think Trump killed this? Doesn't he want to help solve the problem at the border? Do you actually care about the border?
https://www.lankford.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/MCC24166.pdfBorder Patrol: Border Patrol staffing has remained roughly flat over the last four years, despite border encounters increasing by 250 percent over the same period. Today, there are just shy of 20,000 Border Patrol Agents. The bipartisan Senate bill would add more than 1,500 new Customs and Border Protection personnel.
Asylum Officers and Asylum Reform: Similarly, Asylum Officer staffing has remained stagnant over the last four years and there is an insufficient number of asylum officers to do initial screenings. As a result, each asylum case generally takes 5 to 7 years to be heard and adjudicated. Today, there are approximately 1,000 Asylum Officers; the bipartisan Senate bill would add an additional 4,300 Asylum Officers and it would make the asylum process faster and fairer.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE): ICE detention facilities are currently over capacity. Today, ICE has approximately 40,000 detention beds. The bipartisan Senate agreement would increase detention beds to a total of 50,000. Moreover, without immediate action from Congress DHS will need to move funding to ICE from other critical missions or reduce ICE’s enforcement operations to manage a shortfall of several hundred million dollars.Immigration Judges: Currently there is a backlog of over 2 million cases for immigration judges. Each asylum case generally takes 5 to 7 years to complete. Without more judges, these timelines and backlogs will continue to grow. Today there is funding for 734 immigration judges, the bipartisan Senate bill would provide funding for an additional 100 immigration judges and their associated staff.
Combatting Drug Trafficking: We continue our fight against the trafficking of fentanyl and other illicit drugs. The bipartisan agreement would fund the installation of 100 cutting-edge inspection machines to help detect fentanyl at our Southwest Border ports of entry. It would also give the President the authority to impose sanctions on foreign nationals knowingly involved in significant trafficking of fentanyl by a transnational criminal organization.
The bill also includes $1.4 billion for cities and states who are providing critical services to newcomers, and would expedite work permits for people who are in the country and qualify.
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This guy is just copying and pasting nonsense from nazi twitter - pathetic. Didn't hear anything about Aurora in there either. SADSpectrum 10/27/09; New Orleans JazzFest 5/1/10; Made in America 9/2/12; Phila, PA 10/21/13; Phila, PA 10/22/13; Baltimore Arena 10/27/13; Phila, PA 4/28/16; Phila, PA 4/29/16; Fenway Park 8/7/16; Fenway Park 9/2/18; Asbury Park 9/18/21; Camden 9/14/22; Las Vegas 5/16/24; Las Vegas 5/18/24; Phila, PA 9/7/24; Phila, PA 9/9/24; Baltimore Arena 9/12/24; Pittsburgh 5/16/25; Pittsburgh 5/18/25
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Johnny Abruzzo said:This guy is just copying and pasting nonsense from nazi twitter - pathetic. Didn't hear anything about Aurora in there either. SADPost edited by The Juggler onwww.myspace.com0
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The Juggler said:Johnny Abruzzo said:This guy is just copying and pasting nonsense from nazi twitter - pathetic. Didn't hear anything about Aurora in there either. SAD
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Merkin Baller said:So, according to our friend here, Harris opened the door to caravans from South America in 2018 when she was a California senator, but somehow the first we're hearing about this is October, 2024.
That makes perfect sense and doesn't sound at at all like something someone buried eye-ball deep in right wing propaganda would repeat with zero critical thought applied.Remember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
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The Juggler said:Philly NJ said:The Juggler said:Philly NJ said:Halifax2TheMax said:Philly NJ said:Halifax2TheMax said:Philly NJ said:Johnny Abruzzo said:The Aurora mayor denied your filthy Nazi lies PhilaNJ. What's his motivation? He's a Republican and he doesn't need votes from non-citizens. My sister is a teacher in Denver and the Aurora people have no idea what the Nazis are talking about. Next Lie!
From that picture - that poor baby. He'll grow up being "home schooled" and "learning" nothing but fairy tales. And be totally unequipped to face the real world as a grown up. Horrible.
You wont' see Fake Harris going to Aurora or San Antonio.
Heres the link to the Daily Mail’s headlines for 10/16/24. Funny, no mention of Tejas and gangs taking over apartment complexes.And here’s your source, word for word:Per KENS 5 News on 10/5/2024 SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department held a press conference Saturday where they announced they have arrested several members of Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang, operating in San Antonio.
SAPD said they have been getting several complaints from the Palatia Apartment complex located at 10362 Sahara Dr. The complaints had been about narcotics violations, human trafficking and threats to apartment personnel.
Through investigation, police found out that the area was in control by members of the trans-national gang Tren de Aragua, or "TDA."
On Saturday morning, several units within the SAPD along with the FBI, Homeland Security and other agencies began an operation at the complex. CPD officers and DPS troopers cleared nearly 300 vacant apartments at the complex.
20 people have been detained, according to police, and four have been confirmed to be with Tren de Aragua. One is a "confirmed enforcer" for the gang. The four members have been taken into custody by Homeland Security and emergency removal operations.
Currently there are 19 people arrested with 15 detainers placed from HSI.
SAPD says this is still an ongoing investigation, and that they have other places in San Antonio they are going to hit.
“Even though we are finished here at the complex, we are not done,” Police Chief Bill McManus said during the press conference. "We are on to you, and we are coming for you. We know where you are and we’re coming for you."
Police say the gang had been operating in San Antonio for several months. They are known to wear red.
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar was also asked about the presence of the gang on Thursday. He said that the gang "is here in Bexar County." He said they don't come into contact with them frequently, but it's "certainly not strange to run into TDA folks on the streets."
Due to their awareness of gangs like Tren de Aragua and Mexican drug cartels in Bexar County, Salazar says the Sheriff's Office has things in place.
"That’s one of the main reasons why, several years back, we created the Organized Crime group, knowing these sorts of things were occurring," Salazar said. "Fairly recently we actually split off a team from that organized crime group to concentrate solely on transnational criminal organizations, because of organizations like Tren de Aragua.”
I’ll give you almost as much credibility as Alex Jonesing. Congratulations.
Why do you think Trump killed this? Doesn't he want to help solve the problem at the border? Do you actually care about the border?
https://www.lankford.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/MCC24166.pdfBorder Patrol: Border Patrol staffing has remained roughly flat over the last four years, despite border encounters increasing by 250 percent over the same period. Today, there are just shy of 20,000 Border Patrol Agents. The bipartisan Senate bill would add more than 1,500 new Customs and Border Protection personnel.
Asylum Officers and Asylum Reform: Similarly, Asylum Officer staffing has remained stagnant over the last four years and there is an insufficient number of asylum officers to do initial screenings. As a result, each asylum case generally takes 5 to 7 years to be heard and adjudicated. Today, there are approximately 1,000 Asylum Officers; the bipartisan Senate bill would add an additional 4,300 Asylum Officers and it would make the asylum process faster and fairer.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE): ICE detention facilities are currently over capacity. Today, ICE has approximately 40,000 detention beds. The bipartisan Senate agreement would increase detention beds to a total of 50,000. Moreover, without immediate action from Congress DHS will need to move funding to ICE from other critical missions or reduce ICE’s enforcement operations to manage a shortfall of several hundred million dollars.Immigration Judges: Currently there is a backlog of over 2 million cases for immigration judges. Each asylum case generally takes 5 to 7 years to complete. Without more judges, these timelines and backlogs will continue to grow. Today there is funding for 734 immigration judges, the bipartisan Senate bill would provide funding for an additional 100 immigration judges and their associated staff.
Combatting Drug Trafficking: We continue our fight against the trafficking of fentanyl and other illicit drugs. The bipartisan agreement would fund the installation of 100 cutting-edge inspection machines to help detect fentanyl at our Southwest Border ports of entry. It would also give the President the authority to impose sanctions on foreign nationals knowingly involved in significant trafficking of fentanyl by a transnational criminal organization.
The bill also includes $1.4 billion for cities and states who are providing critical services to newcomers, and would expedite work permits for people who are in the country and qualify.
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Merkin Baller said:So, according to our friend here, Harris opened the door to caravans from South America in 2018 when she was a California senator, but somehow the first we're hearing about this is October, 2024.
That makes perfect sense and doesn't sound at at all like something someone buried eye-ball deep in right wing propaganda would repeat with zero critical thought applied.0 -
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Philly NJ said:The Juggler said:Philly NJ said:The Juggler said:Philly NJ said:Halifax2TheMax said:Philly NJ said:Halifax2TheMax said:Philly NJ said:Johnny Abruzzo said:The Aurora mayor denied your filthy Nazi lies PhilaNJ. What's his motivation? He's a Republican and he doesn't need votes from non-citizens. My sister is a teacher in Denver and the Aurora people have no idea what the Nazis are talking about. Next Lie!
From that picture - that poor baby. He'll grow up being "home schooled" and "learning" nothing but fairy tales. And be totally unequipped to face the real world as a grown up. Horrible.
You wont' see Fake Harris going to Aurora or San Antonio.
Heres the link to the Daily Mail’s headlines for 10/16/24. Funny, no mention of Tejas and gangs taking over apartment complexes.And here’s your source, word for word:Per KENS 5 News on 10/5/2024 SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Police Department held a press conference Saturday where they announced they have arrested several members of Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang, operating in San Antonio.
SAPD said they have been getting several complaints from the Palatia Apartment complex located at 10362 Sahara Dr. The complaints had been about narcotics violations, human trafficking and threats to apartment personnel.
Through investigation, police found out that the area was in control by members of the trans-national gang Tren de Aragua, or "TDA."
On Saturday morning, several units within the SAPD along with the FBI, Homeland Security and other agencies began an operation at the complex. CPD officers and DPS troopers cleared nearly 300 vacant apartments at the complex.
20 people have been detained, according to police, and four have been confirmed to be with Tren de Aragua. One is a "confirmed enforcer" for the gang. The four members have been taken into custody by Homeland Security and emergency removal operations.
Currently there are 19 people arrested with 15 detainers placed from HSI.
SAPD says this is still an ongoing investigation, and that they have other places in San Antonio they are going to hit.
“Even though we are finished here at the complex, we are not done,” Police Chief Bill McManus said during the press conference. "We are on to you, and we are coming for you. We know where you are and we’re coming for you."
Police say the gang had been operating in San Antonio for several months. They are known to wear red.
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar was also asked about the presence of the gang on Thursday. He said that the gang "is here in Bexar County." He said they don't come into contact with them frequently, but it's "certainly not strange to run into TDA folks on the streets."
Due to their awareness of gangs like Tren de Aragua and Mexican drug cartels in Bexar County, Salazar says the Sheriff's Office has things in place.
"That’s one of the main reasons why, several years back, we created the Organized Crime group, knowing these sorts of things were occurring," Salazar said. "Fairly recently we actually split off a team from that organized crime group to concentrate solely on transnational criminal organizations, because of organizations like Tren de Aragua.”
I’ll give you almost as much credibility as Alex Jonesing. Congratulations.
Why do you think Trump killed this? Doesn't he want to help solve the problem at the border? Do you actually care about the border?
https://www.lankford.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/MCC24166.pdfBorder Patrol: Border Patrol staffing has remained roughly flat over the last four years, despite border encounters increasing by 250 percent over the same period. Today, there are just shy of 20,000 Border Patrol Agents. The bipartisan Senate bill would add more than 1,500 new Customs and Border Protection personnel.
Asylum Officers and Asylum Reform: Similarly, Asylum Officer staffing has remained stagnant over the last four years and there is an insufficient number of asylum officers to do initial screenings. As a result, each asylum case generally takes 5 to 7 years to be heard and adjudicated. Today, there are approximately 1,000 Asylum Officers; the bipartisan Senate bill would add an additional 4,300 Asylum Officers and it would make the asylum process faster and fairer.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE): ICE detention facilities are currently over capacity. Today, ICE has approximately 40,000 detention beds. The bipartisan Senate agreement would increase detention beds to a total of 50,000. Moreover, without immediate action from Congress DHS will need to move funding to ICE from other critical missions or reduce ICE’s enforcement operations to manage a shortfall of several hundred million dollars.Immigration Judges: Currently there is a backlog of over 2 million cases for immigration judges. Each asylum case generally takes 5 to 7 years to complete. Without more judges, these timelines and backlogs will continue to grow. Today there is funding for 734 immigration judges, the bipartisan Senate bill would provide funding for an additional 100 immigration judges and their associated staff.
Combatting Drug Trafficking: We continue our fight against the trafficking of fentanyl and other illicit drugs. The bipartisan agreement would fund the installation of 100 cutting-edge inspection machines to help detect fentanyl at our Southwest Border ports of entry. It would also give the President the authority to impose sanctions on foreign nationals knowingly involved in significant trafficking of fentanyl by a transnational criminal organization.
The bill also includes $1.4 billion for cities and states who are providing critical services to newcomers, and would expedite work permits for people who are in the country and qualify.
Do you think it was a mistake for Trump to have killed the border bill?
Are you going to ignore the question again? If so, why? What is it about this particular question that makes you uncomfortable answering?Post edited by The Juggler onwww.myspace.com0 -
Philly NJ said:Merkin Baller said:So, according to our friend here, Harris opened the door to caravans from South America in 2018 when she was a California senator, but somehow the first we're hearing about this is October, 2024.
That makes perfect sense and doesn't sound at at all like something someone buried eye-ball deep in right wing propaganda would repeat with zero critical thought applied.www.myspace.com0 -
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Purely anecdotal, obviously....but the fact that these people are so uncomfortable with the fact that Trump killed the bill that would have actually helped solve the problem at the border is an indication that Kamala needs to keep hammering Trump on this.
Even his supporters know the truth. They just do not wish to acknowledge it. Those still on the fence may have similar uneasy feelings...www.myspace.com0 -
One man’s 20 million illegals are another man’s 20 million future Americans making America even better than great.0
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Philly NJ said:Merkin Baller said:So, according to our friend here, Harris opened the door to caravans from South America in 2018 when she was a California senator, but somehow the first we're hearing about this is October, 2024.
That makes perfect sense and doesn't sound at at all like something someone buried eye-ball deep in right wing propaganda would repeat with zero critical thought applied.
oh, and, uh, sorry, but uh, yeah....THERE WERE NO CARAVANS. STOP BELIEVING THE BULLSHIT. You ever notice no liberals every hold trump accountable for the caravans??? CUZ THEY ARE AS REAL AS TRUMP UNIVERSITY.Hugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0 -
To say nothing of her not even being IN CHARGE of the border.0
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hence the quotation marks. it's all such bullshitHugh Freaking Dillon is currently out of the office, returning sometime in the fall0
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Yet another record day for the Dow.
Why doesn't Trump ask us about our 401k's anymore?www.myspace.com0 -
Tim Simmons said:One man’s 20 million illegals are another man’s 20 million future Americans making America even better than great.0
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