Staggering Numbers Of Invaders

[HARDCORE]

7-7-2022 (More Personal Opinions)

“Staggering Numbers of Invaders” Have Literally Poured Across ‘OUR’ International Borders!!

When the border crisis erupted, shortly after ‘President Joe Biden’ stumbled into “The Oval Office”, illegal immigration has roared back into the national headlines! And now, with even more ‘Non-Citizens’ in the United States - “Certain States” are deciding to give away even more in the way of international handouts than even many of our own people have even been entitled to!”

“Welcome to the Ever-Caring U. S. of A. People” – but what in the Hell gives any illegal the right to assume (even for a moment) that “OUR POROUS INTERNATIONAL BORDERS” are just an imaginary line that can be violated at will - and this by “ANYONE” who damn well pleases?

And worst yet, what gives “Any Temporarily Elected U.S. Official” the right to illegally obliterate (and besmirch) our sacred borders? And correct me if I am wrong’ - but has “Our Blessed U. S. of A.” been turned into naught but - “A Moldering International Hodgepodge” - And One In Which, ‘All Fifty’ Of Our Gallant (And Unconquerable) “United States of America” Has Been Systematically Transformed Into Little More Than Just A Series Of – Severely Blistered And Internationally Belittled - “Mighty Little Border States?”

Hardcore

[Boats]

HC - you're right as usual!

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My Grandpartents had differernt rules before they could enter the US
and apply for citizenship.

1. Backround checks - Both him & his wife
2. Country's of Origin
3. What job skills can they bring with to the US.
4. If the men were in the service - what country and what was their rank.
5. Birth certificates and prior employment job status.
6. They needed a sponser and the sponser would have to house them
until citizenship was confirmed.
7. They were checked every six months and had to have approval
to go anywhere else in the states.
8. They were sponsered by an earlier relative in Iowa.
9. Once they were confirmed citizens they moved to Roseland, IL.
10. Grandpa worked at Pullman Railroad Assembly on wheel sets.
11. They had two sons - Uncle and Father
12. Then World War II broke out both enlisted in the service - 1 Navy
1-Army.
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Today I don't know what the process or system is about but back then
you didn't get in without a sponser & you had to have skills.
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Why that doesn't apply today is beyond me?

[Boats]

HC - you're right as usual!
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My Grandpartents had differernt rules before they could enter the US
and apply for citizenship.

1. Backround checks - Both him & his wife
2. Country's of Origin & proof of this.
3. What job skills can they bring with to the US.
4. If the men were in the service - what country and what was their rank.
5. Birth certificates and prior employment job status.
6. They needed a sponser and the sponser would have to house them
until citizenship was confirmed.
7. They were checked every six months and had to have approval
to go anywhere else in the states.
8. They were sponsered by an earlier relative now livinig in Iowa.
9. Once they were confirmed citizens they moved to Roseland, IL.
10. Grandpa worked at Pullman Railroad Assembly on wheel sets.
11. They had two sons - Uncle and Father
12. Then World War II broke out both enlisted in the service - 1 Navy
1-Army.
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I don't know what the process or system is today - but back then you didn't
get in without a backround checks - a sponser & you had to have skills.
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Why that doesn't apply today is beyond me?
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Today our open door policy "is not" a good one - nor do you get the
folks you need - as well as any with needed skills.
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