Trump's plan for mass deportations

Promises made, promises kept.

It was a massive, expensive effort to take 10-to-12 million illegals in at one time.
And when questioning the cost to deport, what do you think it costs us to take care of them?

 

I am looking forward to the lineup of Americans falling over themselves to mow my lawn all year and clean my house on Tuesdays. Maybe some on this board want to come out of retirement?

 

and how many maga flag waving dudes in lifted trucks will be lining up to pick tomatoes? Ten bucks for one tomato might be just a tad inflationary.

 

Do it your own self just like I do. It won’t hurt you.

 

I think there will have to be a lot of rights violations to carry this out successfully.

 

Let me tell you a little story about my robot lawn mower. It's going right now.

 

Don’t think gang members are picking any tomatoes damn you people got your head so far up your ass you can’t see any daylight but that’s ok “We getting ready to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN” if you like it or not.

 

Wow, racist much? Only illegals do that?

 

You are saying only minorities can mow a lawn or clean your house. Don't try to rationalize the racist comments. Just own them.

 

Maybe when I retire I'll have time for the yard. And trophy wives dont clean. What can I say?

 

Hard to know if they are really serious about this on a mass scale or are simply hoping some will self-deport. In Florida alone, I wonder how many Cuban and Venezuelan refugees we have that are currently undocumented? I question whether a large scale effort to identify them and deport them to Cuba and Venezuela would be well received.

 

I split a smaller ZTR with my neighbor and our wives mow our 1/2 acre lots. Of course, he and I are stuck with edging and trimming ….. but all in all it works pretty well.

The guys who treat our lawn are Anglo and they also mow if a homeowner so desires.

 

Too bad manual labor is beneath you. Explains why you are a Harris supporter. Gotcha

 

Nothing remotely close to the $96B in taxes that they pay each year.

 

Dis you?

 

Considering that they aren't eligible for government benefits and that the overly majority are employed, it probably costs very little to "take care of them" and the indirect cost (their removal from the labor market) of deporting them will probably exceed the direct cost (rounding them up, housing them pending deportation and transporting them back to their home countries) of deporting them. I'm all in favor of removing illegals who have committed real crimes not those whose only crime is their status.

Interesting anecdote, I watched an interview of Mexican American citizens who voted Trump and actually support his crackdown. The irony is that they originally entered the country illegally from Mexico and were given legal status under the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, the Act signed into law by President Reagan that provided amnesty for most undocumented immigrants in the country at the time the law was signed and ultimately became American citizens. Kind of like the Cuban Americans who are supporting Trump's proposal to deport Venezuelans who fled a Marxist dictatorship in their home country even though the Cubans or their parents or grandparents fled a similar Marxist dictatorship. I suspect that if there was still a Soviet Union and the Chavez/Maduro government of Venezuela had a close association with said Soviet Union the Venezuelans would be welcomed rather than demonized.