Mexico’s former president Felipe Calderon recently responded to Donald Trump’s border wall proposal by stating:
…The Mexican people, we are not going to pay any single cent for such a stupid wall! And it’s going to be completely useless… (link)
Why now?
Why would Calderon make such a claim at this specific moment in time? Well, here’s a report that will answer that question.
(Mexico) Remittances sent home by Mexicans working outside the country surpassed petroleum revenues in 2015 for the first time. There was a 4.75% increase in money sent from abroad, most of which comes from the U.S., to total US $24.8 billion last year, up from $23.6 billion in 2014, said the Bank of México.
The bank said it was the first time remittances had totaled more than petroleum revenues since it began tracking them in 1995. Oil revenues last year totaled $23.4 billion.
An important factor in the increase in remittances is the jobs created by economic recovery in the U.S. Some 11 million Mexicans are believed to be living in the U.S. and many work in construction. Remittances, 97% of which are sent electronically, averaged $292 last year. (link)
Yes, you read that correctly. Immigrant remittances received by Mexico have surpassed Mexico’s $23.4 billion in oil earnings. This means the government of Mexico is more dependent than ever on the earnings of maids and gardeners in the U.S. to keep itself afloat. This is the leverage Donald Trump talks about to pressure Mexico to pay for the border wall.
The topic of illegal immigration is a subject we have reviewed, researched and offered possible solutions to be considered for over four years. In Part ONE we outlined how illegal aliens achieve work in the U.S. and what would be needed to remove the incentive.
Any solution to solving the problem must first understand how the problem of illegal alien employment is supported by U.S. policy. In our opinion, removing those conflicting employment policies is something that has to be done.
We have reviewed Donald Trump’s border security and immigration proposals. Happily, he, and those who advise him, appear to be right over the target.
In addition to PART ONE “understanding illegal alien employment“, back in 2014 we shared the predictable impact of just enforcing the current U.S. laws on border entry – with the simple addition of a border wall.
Trump’s proposal carries: the border wall solution, the employment solution, the enforcement mechanisms of current law, and another angle that is strategically essential. “WESTERN UNION REMITTANCES” (Money Services Compliance):
[…] Meanwhile, Mexico continues to make billions on not only our bad trade deals but also relies heavily on the billions of dollars in remittances sent from illegal immigrants in the United States back to Mexico ($22 billion in 2013 alone)
[…] Mexico must pay for the wall and, until they do, the United States will, among other things: impound all remittance payments derived from illegal wages; [page 2, paragraph 7]
In April 2015, within another CTH article written about actually solving the issue, in direct response to the flaws in the Gang of Eight proposal we wrote:
Any actual immigration proposal will have substantive impact on the root causes and not just the illegal alien individuals working around the flawed systems to the benefit of their families.
As previously mentioned if any candidate wanted to get serious about stopping illegal alien influx they would have to put forth something similar to this:
If you want to begin a mass plan to deal with illegals, start first by eliminating, or regulating, Money Transfer services to Mexico (western union etc) Watch how quickly the problem begins to self-correct.
But no-one wants to actually propose factual solutions because both sides of the political spectrum actually want illegal aliens to continue doing what they’ve always been allowed to do.
♦ *Year one – Stop open wire money transfers (use same process we used for Cuban remittances). Require U.S. Treasury compliance form (SS and DL#) attached and accompanying every electronic fund transaction outgoing to Mexico and South America.
♦ *Year two – build a 15′ double chain link fence across the entire Southern border, filled with sand between both fences just like North and South Korea use. CCTV and Drone Monitored by DHS and Border Patrol.
♦ *Year three – Put Federal DHS immigration offices, INS, (or trailers – coordinate with FEMA based on demographics) in every State DOT office. Give illegal aliens 1 year to apply for green cards.
♦ *Year Four – require every business, corporation, sole proprietorship, etc. to have an employment compliance officer (can be a title added to HR person). Every compliance officer will be required to sign an annual form verifying employment eligibility for every employee in the company. Annual social security check (card check system) – Penalty for infraction:
• $100,000 fine per employee
• 1 year jail term for company owner, board of directors, and/or compliance officer.At the beginning of year 4 you will see less than 25% of illegals remaining in the U.S. At the beginning of year #5 you will see almost negligible amounts of illegal aliens remaining. (link)
Embargoing the Western Union remittance payment fees, or establishing a transmission fee specifically to Mexico transfers, immediately puts pressure on the Mexican government who benefit economically from inbound wire transfers.
This is NOT a new process or new procedure. Similar money services transfer laws have been in place for years with regard to Cuba. Any wired monetary transfer into Cuba required a Cuban Remittance Certificate filled out by the sender and retained by the originating financial entity. There are also strict rules on the amount of money that could be transferred to Cuba, so we already have a well established process in place to carry out such a proposal.
It only takes political will to make it happen; and the evidenced economic dependency that Mexico now has on U.S. remittances, to retain their tenuous economy, provides us the leverage we need to get them to pay for the border wall.
Donald Trump Immigration Reform
We have finally found a candidate proposing EXACTLY what we previously shared would be needed. Trump’s immigration proposal is the FIRST we have ever noted which matches our prior research 100%
Did anyone notice on FB and Twitter that Trump shared the article Sundance wrote about Trump’s compassion towards Ben Carson during the debate?
Trump is a Treeper! WE NEED THIS! lol
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I can’t find it… which Donald Trump account?
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Actually – sorry. I just realized that it was a fan account for Trump. My bad.
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It’s ok – I did find it on his fb, but not twitter.
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I SWEAR there are times I think Sundance IS Donald J Trump.
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[sssshhhhhh]
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Sure did!
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There is a place where you can wire money to Mexico…it is a tiny little establishment. I had to wire some money to my daughter at college cause she needed it instantly. I had never done that before. While I was there all these Mexicans were going in and out in and out like a revolving door. Finally I asked the lady about it and she told me they go work or they get welfare and the keep a small % of it and the wire the majority of it home. They will stay here for 3 months, camping out along the river, spending little money then go home and live like a King the rest of the year.
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Some do that but come back the following year. Most get a temporary permit and never leave until they can buy a permanent green card. Then they send for the whole family and go back and forth anytime they want.
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These solutions are too lenient. There wouldn’t be any transfers to ANY third world country. Or, it should be exorbitantly surcharged and taxed leaving pittance to remit. The employers’ businesses would be destroyed, assets, and property seized. And 15 years in prison w/o parole.
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Yeah right, let’s destroy American businesses
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If they’re employing Mexicans they’re not American businesses. If you can only function by employing illegal immigrants, you shouldn’t be in business at all.
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Exactly. It’s Trading With The Enemy.
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Nope. There are zero penalties for hiring illegals. I lost my job to two of them and my employer refused to even say I worked for him because I complained about the illegals taking my job. And yes I trained them.
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One was from El Salvador and a former teacher there. Knew little English but brought his wife and two young children with him and was worried about being sent back to El Salvador, He is still working and I am not.
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Yes, the “family reunification” aspect is a total drag. We end up employing/supporting 5 or 6 or 10 instead of one, the breadwinner. And then they breed like rabbits.
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Let’s not forget those of us that cannot get a job or advance in our current job because we aren’t fluent in three dialects of Spanish.
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2014 aid to Mexico $971 Million – cut their foreign aid to pay for the wall… take a percent of central american foreign aid, too
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Cut all foreign aid.
Until we have 0% unemployment we have eliminated all our national debt, and our country is in tip top shape again.
Why are we sending out tax dollars to countries that have no respect for us?
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Seriously? whats up with the moderation filter?
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It’s a bribe so they don’t send even worse of their rapists and murderers here.
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why are we giving oil rich mexico $971 million in foreign aid welfare?
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Why are we giving any foreign country money forcibly taken from the American taxpayer’s pocket? Davey Crockett noted long ago that “I will not go into an argument to prove that Congress has no power to appropriate this money as an act of charity. Every member upon this floor knows it. We have the right, as individuals, to give away as much of our own money as we please in charity; but as members of Congress we have no right to so appropriate a dollar of the public money.”
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Yes!
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“Because our President is stupid”
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There are SO many multiple ways to get the money to pay for the wall… Tarriffs, remittance taxation (and BTW, when the remittance from is filled out, SSA should do a “match” on each and everyone of them, so many are fraudulent, and then withhold 100% of the amount unless legitimate SS eligibility can be proved, sort of what we did with Iran), crossing fees, all kinds of things. It CAN be done.
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SD, keep in mind that oil has fallen during the timeframe from last year as well. Just guessing it was about $100/barrel last year ($155 at its high point) at this time and now heading into the twenties. So, while it looks like the water may have gone up, the bridge actually came down.
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So what? Not to sound callous, we need to make sure our own are taken care of befire we even think of providing charity to others.
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It is not on Congress’ purview to spend tax monies on charity to anyone for any reason.
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“Give illegal aliens 1 year to apply for green cards.”
Well, no. Green cards are a permit to continue to live and work in the US. People who came here illegally should not receive preferential treatment over the large population of people around the world who are waiting patiently for they’re turn to enter his country legally. They must come first and the only equitable way for that to happen is for people working here illegally to return home . . . and get it line. Further, anyone who came here illegally should be forever denied the opportunity to become American citizens. The people around the world waiting patiently to be allowed to come here to work are the kind of people we want to be citizens of our country. People who came here illegally, people who took their place in line, people who stole other people’s identities, not so much . . .
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I agree, no chance for a green card or any other chance of legality should ever be allowed for someone who broke the law to get here. This is a huge problem ( illegal immigration ) and rewarding the behavior that got us into this mess in the first place makes no sense. Cracking down and cracking down hard is the only thing that will save our country now.
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The belief that they will get amnesty or some form of legalization once they are here is THE WHOLE REASON THEY KEEP FLOODING IN!
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Yes it is!
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And plopping babies while they are here. Birth Right Citizenship, so they stay. We must end this.
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It’s been common knowledge the remittances have been in the billions. Now you have to understand how they do that. They go on welfare, get food stamps, take advantage of every program, and the money they save by using our tax money is sent back. You want to stop that, stop the programs. (I know broken record time, but it is really that simple)
As for the seizure. Good luck. I would be against it. Because if you allow a President to seize property (cash) because he doesn’t like something, how long before the next President seizes money you want to save, or hide, or buy a gun with or whatever.
There are smarter ways to get the job done.
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Yes, we should do it with the laws already on the books, just need non-political, non-donor eyes on them, somebody really good at reading these things, but with an eye to use them for the benefit of THE PEOPLE. What a refreshing idea!
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Those of you mocking Joe Sixpack should keep this quote in mind from Steve Doerr (a TV station manager) about what he learned from working with Nick Clooney …
… as a producer for WKRC Cincinnati, Doerr worked for anchor Nick Clooney (actor George Clooney’s father), an Ohio native who had just returned from anchoring at KNBC Los Angeles. The veteran anchor made a lasting impression. One night before the news broadcast, a staffer referred to viewers as Joe and Mary Six-Pack, angering Clooney.
He said viewers are people who invite us into their homes, Doerr recalls. They plumb, they build, they hammer, they work for a living, and how dare we talk down to them. It was an incredible lesson: Always respect your viewer.
http://www.broadcastingcable.com/news/news-articles/man-action-news/106983
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Bill O’Reilly said tonight he likes Bernie and Trump winning because they are “entertaining”.
Sundance nailed this months ago with the video “The Patriot: Fireworks “…………. the elitist bastiards really have no clue the storm that is coming
I wish I knew how to post videos here :)
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Bernie is a pure commnist. Amazing.
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BOR is just a pompous ass. he thinks it’s all about HIM. WAY off the reservation.
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Trump isn’t owned by Wall Street banks and won’t participate in their Mexico crimes.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/imperialism-bankers-drug-wars-and-genocide/24856
Imperialism: Bankers, Drug Wars and Genocide. Mexico’s Descent into Inferno
Mexico’s Descent in the Inferno
By Prof. James Petras
Global Research, July 25, 2015
Global Research 19 May 2011
n May 2011, Mexican investigators uncovered another mass clandestine grave with dozens of mutilated corpses; bringing the total number of victims to 40,000 killed since 2006 when the Calderon regime announced its “war on drug traffickers”. Backed by advisers, agents and arms, the White House has been the principal promotor of a ‘war’ that has totally decimated Mexico ’s society and economy.
If Washington has been the driving force for the regime’s war, Wall Street banks have been the main instruments ensuring the profits of the drug cartels. Every major US bank has been deeply involved in laundering hundreds of billions of dollars in drug profits, for the better part of the past decade.
Mexico ’s descent into this inferno has been engineered by the leading US financial and political institutions, each supporting ‘one side or the other’ in the bloody “total war” which spares no one, no place and no moment in time. While the Pentagon arms the Mexican government and the US Drug Enforcement Agency enforces the “military solution”, the biggest US banks receive, launder and transfer hundreds of billions of dollars to the drug lords’ accounts, who then buy modern arms, pay private armies of assassins and corrupt untold numbers of political and law enforcement officials on both sides of the border.
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I will probably get monitored by the NSA for this but… Robert Rubin, Clinton’s Secretary of the Treasury, was behind both the fall of the Mexican peso in 1994 and its rescue at OUR expense, and the fall of the emerging markets funds investing in MX during that time, which led to the crisis.
Mexico owed A LOT of money to the big banks in NY: Chemical, Manufacturer’s Hanover, Chase, etc, for the loans taken out the finance its oil exploration. MX was not paying its bills, and everyone knew that the Ruling Families of MX owned PEMEX and every other corp in MX. So Rubin went to his buddies at those banks with an idea…Let’s push the “emerging markets” in mutual funds, telling them that there’s an emerging middle class in MX, and make “emerging markets funds” to invest in middle class small businesses, which were in reality, owned by the Ruling Families as shell companies.
So, the mutual funds did so, and put billions of US investors’ dollars into those funds, but it was all a ruse to get US dollars into the hands of the Ruling Families, who would then use those dollars to pay bank the loans to the US banks. Shell game complete. Suckered US investors paid back the MX loans to the US banks.
Donald Colosio, somewhat of an outsider running for President of MX, got wind of this and realized what was going on, and ran against it. He was assassinated shortly thereafter. I leave you to come to your own conclusion about that. this created a crisis in the peso, wherein Rubin went to Clinton and begged a $50 BILLION bail out the MX government (Ruling Families) by US taxpayers, to stabilize the peso. And we paid it. Never to be repaid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_peso_crisis (although I do not believe this a completely accurate account of what happened)
MX has been playing us for a long time. I used to live there, and the people are sweet, but the government is completely corrupt. And Rubin is the Prince of Darkness, the originator of the demise of Glass-Steagall, so Goldman (his alma mater, so to speak) could securitize the world, get derivatives insurance from AIG, and we could bail them out more than once, as taxpayers, after 2008.
Please, Mr. Trump, stop the fraud. NOW.
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Would love if Rubio’s numbers keep inching down to below 10%. He is so close now. Bush and Cruz barely made it over the 10%, both at 11%.
This Sat in SC the stage is going to have a little more room!
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Absolutely unbelievable !
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I think they (we) should fingerprint people coming into this country, and illegals and put them into a national registry…and/or DNA as a mechanism…it’s easy to change a lot of things, but, fingerprints, not so much. Good tracking devices.
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my phone uses a fingerprint. my gym uses a finger scanner too… and my tanning salon. we all know the government will do it with paper and ink and two guys in the basement of some federal building with all the prints filed in cardboard boxes.
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odd we don’t have the same conversation regarding canadian immigration.
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Yeah. All those Canadians piling over the border taking up jobs Americans won’t do, getting on welfare, driving drunk, and killing people. It has to stop. And, they need to learn to speak English. /s
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Like the two Canadians from El Salvador and Mexico, who murdered my pastor in the sanctuary of the church, put 13 bullets in him, and his wife was pregnant with their “miracle baby”. They had robbed two churches that morning. And Pastor Dan would have given them whatever they wanted, just for the love of God. And they killed him.
Cost the taxpayers $2.5 M to try them, $100,000 per year for 40 years or so to incarcerate them, not to mention all the appeals they are entitled to, at taxpayer expense. Yeah, love those Canadians who rob and murder.
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I think most on this site are very much in favor of deporting Ted Cruz back to Canada.
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competition? competition ? Did I hear that word anywhere on the site?
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This practice has effectively killed American construction and trades workers. These are the guys who do not go to college. They count themselves lucky if their wife has a full time job with health insurance. Meanwhile, they try to learn how to make kid’s school lunches and find a way to get Social Security disability.
Something has to change — FAST.
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You are so right. Not my line of biz but many friends who are. It is enraging and sad to see my fellow Americans livelihood stolen from them by illegal aliens. Can you imagine what a fantastic shot in the arm it will be for our economy when these jobs return to American citizens and they spend their income in the U.S. instead of sending it south?
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It will be Yuge,
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This is a great plan.
In addition to the wire services from Western Union & Banks….there is also an underground system of transferring money.
They do this with cash.
People walk in, pay cash to the ‘business’…then it is credited on the other end, in the foreign country, to be paid out to the relative in that country.
They don’t use the wire transfer system, so the money is not tracked.
There has to be a way to shut this down too.
I am so sick of hearing that “Our immigration system is broken”.
It’s only ‘broken’ because the government has not been enforcing our laws…so the same people who claim that it is ‘broken’ are the ones who caused it to seem broken.
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We are lions hear us roar! No more puppets! Americans are wide awake! Go Trump Go! Trump and only #DonaldTrump 2016!
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the W/U thing has bothered me for years. i would love if that were the first thing started on day one by President trump. the screams would be so loud that the world would hear it.
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The basic tenets of this plan is okay. I would gut the whole DHS dept. to get rid of the muslims and liberals. We don’t need this agency to “protect” America. The damage DHS continues to do to our country is treasonous. There are quite a few agencies and departments that need to be erased, but that is for another discussion. Most of the people who are subjected to e-verify are good citizens where there are no concerns about their citizenship. That’s the hypocrisy, e-verify which companies have to pay for, is wasted on citizens and the companies who hire illegals rarely are fined for hiring them and not using e-verify.
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What about all the bribe money? You can not cut them off cold turkey.
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Remember BHO could NOT pass e-verify and he is the has his fingers on the Nuclear Button at the very least.
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“he has”
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Excellent step program. Just add no more anchor babies
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I agree with Donald Trump… I want him to be our President…He has my vote. We need our Country back, and he can do it….Trump for President ….2016…..
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a good way to help pay for that wall would be a tax on each transaction of money sent back to mexico. let the folks here illegally help pay for it!
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All we’d have to do is cut off FREEBEE BENEFITS for illegals – that money alone would pay for an Israeli style state of the art wall.
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Has to be doe, and allowed by the feds, at the state level. All national laws that require schooling, hospital access, etc., must be revoked. By executive order, if necessary.
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Well. It looks like it. Maybe all these politicians are less than honest. I sure hope not. I hope they are all of em’ getting bribes and graft. That would be awful.
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If the bribes and graft were cut off it would be awful. The bribes and graft should be slow jammed.
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Welfare and voter fraud in the US can mostly be blamed on the fact that we can’t ID anyone properly. We need a uniform national US ID card issued by the states. It would incorporate a persons social,security number, place and date of birth and of course a picture and a thumb print. Many state drivers licenses have these features. It would also have a chip like a bank card so it can never be forged. The US ID would be issued only to US citizens and would need to be produced in order to vote. Any citizen having any interface with any local, State or Federal government agency for any monetary/tax transaction would have to show their ID. Mexico has this requirement as do many other countries.
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Are you people here who support fingerprint, DNA biometric IDs of (intentionally) difficult to track aliens and immigrants playing the part of “controlled opposition?” Satanic, Hegelian solution comes to mind.
For a long while, now, we’ve been told biometric tracking and tagging will be part of a Global Government and the New World Order– for our safety, security, and voluntary slavedom.
No, to citizen registries and universal IDs.
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@Empress – “No, to citizen registries and universal IDs.” I’m afraid it may be a little too LATE for this objection. The advent and continued evolution of Database technology pretty much, today, has this a “done deal”.
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In other news…How high is the ex-president of Mexico, Calderone’s “stupid” wall that surrounds his house? Anybody know?
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The Wall will help Mexico in the long run. They must control the cartels and the corruption that they bring jn order to become a modern, stable nation.
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Been like this for a long time, dudes and dudeseese. Back in the dark ages (Clinton misadministration), when we were doing a better job of folding the public about Mex/US border security, we received a brief on how the amount of Gringo dollars being wired back into Mexico was keeping the country afloat. If fading memory serves me correctly the remittances made up some 20% of the Mex economy. Any wonder why the Mex government under Fox was printing and distributing free ‘Illegaly Entering the US for Dummies’ pamphlets?
We had ‘wire your pesos home’ services working in NOLA in the early 90s, quiet advertisements in supermarkets in Spanish that were unknown except the initiated. During Katrina the Usual Suspects had a growth industry in waiting outside of places that had cash wiring on FRiday night to rob Los Trabajos (sp?). Katrina just added a huge slug of illegal workers (many legal a just didn’ wanna work) and brought them above ground.
Benefit: at least most illegals crossing the southern border are Christian – we may need them.
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Comparing the raw cash transfers from illegals to PEMEX revenues is apples and oranges. Transfers are pure profit when it hits the street in the form of pesos in a Mexican’s pocket. Conversely, PEMEX revenue comes with costs. Revenue isn’t profit. In this case we’re comparing $24.8 billion profit to $2.34 billion at a generous 10% profit (not likely with a govt entity). Now, one could argue that much of the cost borne by PEMEX is flowing back into the Mexican economy. Some yes, but it is certainly minuscule compared to the pure profit flowing through Western Union. Go Trump! Hoorah treepers!
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Beside the wall along the southern frontier with Mexico, we need air survelliance using drones and fighter aircraft. The Mexican cartels also move tons of dope right through the US boarder check points because certain check points the volume of traffic (TJ, El Paso, Laredo) is unbelievably high. The US, Canadian, and MExican governments are in the planning stages for a Trans-American Transportation Corridor which will run from The Pacific port city of Lazaro Cardenez across Mexico to Texas and all the way to Canada. It’s planned as an eight lane highway with a rail line down the center of the corridor. It’s a grand NWO idea that in some ways makes sense except that under NAFTA the trade between the US and Canada/Mexico is not level nor duty free. Trump needs to spend the most of his time on trade issues. He needs a general as a VP to focus on national security. The new Secretary of State will have to gut the State Department of the dead weight “we are the world” liberals, re populate it with conservative America ” Firsters” and nominate ambassadors that will promote US interests and partnering with foreign governments. The entire US aid program and UN relationship needs a complete rework. I hope Trump can put together a Cabinet of world class executives with a goal of cutting the waste, fraud and dead heads out of the Departments and sun setting the DOE and the EPA for starters.
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We also need to better secure our shoreline. I know there’s been tons (literally) of drugs and people getting in that way around here.
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The US has a huge national health issue with the millions addicted to hard drugs. If the flow of drugs across the border is stopped…dump the DEA they are part of the problem, and using ICE and the Border Patrol effectively, we are going to have to deal with the home grown meth labs and getting addicts treatment. Then there’s the Obamacare disaster….Trump needs divine guidance to pick a head of DHSS. DHS needs to be gutted and national security be put back in the hands of the Pentagon. So much to do and so little time. First we elect Trump and then we can get to work to Make America Great Again.
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When trump says incompetent, he should also include corruption with that statement.
A couple of years ago in Arizona, the state police had a very embarrassing incident.
One of their officers was an illegal alien.
Somebody grab hold of this info, and make sure it see’s the light of Trump.
http://www.abc15.com/news/region-central-southern-az/tucson/dps-officer-resigns-after-found-to-be-illegal-immigrant
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Simple math here. If there are 10,000,000 illegal aliens working in this country, and each is making 10,000 a year and not paying any taxes, that is 15,000,000,000, yes 15 billion dollars every year being lost in social security funds alone. Make no mistake, this has to be a pure CASH system.
The racket seems so massive it defies reason. For this to happen the payola under the tables must be so massive for this to go on that everyone up and down the system would have to be on the take.
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It’s mind boggling!
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