goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
I mean, you could argue that's what suicide by gun is
Immigration crisis
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I mean, you could argue that's what suicide by gun is
sturg33
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just wanted to clarify that your position is "access to guns" is not the issue in the gun debate
I've seen liberals call for the same thing regarding Trump supporters. There are ****ty people on both sides of the aisle. So please stop acting like anecdotal evidence is representative of the vast majority.
Tapate50
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This type of common sense seems like a bridge too far these days.
The libs here have gotten a yellow streak for days.
cajunrevenge
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cajunrevenge
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So you dont think it would be popular among Republicans?
acesfull86
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Shooting folks in the streets? No I don’t think that would poll well
cajunrevenge
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Americans, sure, maybe, but illegal aliens crossing the border? It absolutely would be popular with a lot of Republicans.
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One problem Elon - We need a complete moratorium until we clean out the illegal trash that has flowed through out country.
And then its about getting as many AMERICANS to work as possible.
THEN, and only then, do you open up the door to others strictly on MERIT.
One problem Elon - We need a complete moratorium until we clean out the illegal trash that has flowed through out country.
And then its about getting as many AMERICANS to work as possible.
THEN, and only then, do you open up the door to others strictly on MERIT.
acesfull86
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https://www.politico.com/news/2023/09/28/adams-right-to-shelter-does-not-apply-to-migrant-crisis-00118903
NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams suggested Thursday he wants to exempt the influx of migrants from the city’s decades-old right-to-shelter mandate as his administration tightens the length on shelter stays and explicitly discourages new arrivals.
“I don’t believe the right to shelter applies to a migrant crisis,” Adams said during an appearance on WABC’s “Sid & Friends in the Morning,” referring to a mandate dating back to 1981 that the city provide shelter beds to anyone in need.
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Discouraging new arrivals has become an increasingly explicit goal of migrant policies enacted by the Adams administration.
Officials released new fliers Wednesday that they plan to hand out at the border, which note that asylum-seekers in New York City “are now getting letters to move out of the shelter” and warn newcomers that they will not be placed in a hotel. It also notes that the city “cannot help you obtain a work permit,” and that migrants “will not be able to easily find work.”
“NYC is one of the most expensive cities in the world; you are better off going to a more affordable city,” the flier reads.
NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams suggested Thursday he wants to exempt the influx of migrants from the city’s decades-old right-to-shelter mandate as his administration tightens the length on shelter stays and explicitly discourages new arrivals.
“I don’t believe the right to shelter applies to a migrant crisis,” Adams said during an appearance on WABC’s “Sid & Friends in the Morning,” referring to a mandate dating back to 1981 that the city provide shelter beds to anyone in need.
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Discouraging new arrivals has become an increasingly explicit goal of migrant policies enacted by the Adams administration.
Officials released new fliers Wednesday that they plan to hand out at the border, which note that asylum-seekers in New York City “are now getting letters to move out of the shelter” and warn newcomers that they will not be placed in a hotel. It also notes that the city “cannot help you obtain a work permit,” and that migrants “will not be able to easily find work.”
“NYC is one of the most expensive cities in the world; you are better off going to a more affordable city,” the flier reads.
goldfly
<B>if my thought dreams could be seen</B>
acesfull86
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https://nypost.com/2023/08/22/82-of-nyers-call-migrant-influx-a-serious-problem-58-want-to-stop-the-flow-poll/amp/
Voters were also asked: “Turning to the issue of migrants coming to New York. Looking back over the past 20 years or so, do you think that migrants resettling in New York has been more of a benefit, or more of a burden to the state?
The result was stunning: a plurality of voters — 46% — said migration has been more of a burden, while only 32% of respondents said it was more of a benefit.
Sixty-seven percent of Republicans and black voters — by a 2-to-1 margin — said immigration has been more of a burden than a benefit.
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Interesting to see (R) and blacks in NY view immigrants as a burden by the exact same margin.
NY blacks are the least (R) bloc in this country.
Voters were also asked: “Turning to the issue of migrants coming to New York. Looking back over the past 20 years or so, do you think that migrants resettling in New York has been more of a benefit, or more of a burden to the state?
The result was stunning: a plurality of voters — 46% — said migration has been more of a burden, while only 32% of respondents said it was more of a benefit.
Sixty-seven percent of Republicans and black voters — by a 2-to-1 margin — said immigration has been more of a burden than a benefit.
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Interesting to see (R) and blacks in NY view immigrants as a burden by the exact same margin.
NY blacks are the least (R) bloc in this country.