CONTEXT: I believe in deportation and repatriation of all illegal aliens with extreme prejudice and without favor or concern for the sensibilities of those who may disagree with my position.
I believe in the cancellation of all H1B visas, student visas and all subsequent immigration visas that cause negative impact to the jobs, skills, education and training of American citizens. Qualified, specialized, time-restricted individual employment visas should be scarce and exceptionally expensive for the sponsor ($1+ million/per).
I believe we are under no obligation to support, train, educate or subsidize anyone who entered this country unlawfully. The primary obligation of a functioning state is to remove such persons from the general population using any/all means at our disposal while following the strict constitutional parameters as expressed and intended in our founding documents.
I reject the crass, vulgar, intolerant and entitled attitudes, and/or indecent behaviors, of those who entered our country illegally. And with full attestation to my American brothers and sisters, I reject the effort to use my Christian faith, virtue, charity and kindness as a twisted weapon against my interests.
I value respect, honesty, cleanliness, lawfulness and common consideration while rejecting public expressions of vulgarity, filth, rudeness, greed, selfishness and indecency as defined by generations of western cultural values and standards. These factors form the baseline of ordinary interaction within the social compact of my comfort.
I believe each person is equal under the law, and no violations should be entertained as permissible by those who are entrusted with the general maintenance therein.
I disagree with those who express an intention to kill me for expressly discriminating against -and removing myself from- their cultural assembly. And, should the need arise, I reserve my right to violence in my defense.
I am, however, one vote with no greater weight or addition, and I accept those who are opposed to my standard hold an equally sacrosanct right to vote in opposition to my viewpoint.
Perhaps I am, “pretty far right.”
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Stephen Miller is against amnesty.
However, he did support Trump’s effort to work out amnesty for DACA in 2017 or so in exchange for the dems to fund the border wall building and other tough border security measures.
The dems refused to give an inch. Trump got tougher on the border after that.
The dems will go too far again. They will want mass amnesty.
Trump can soften his rhetoric….but he should not change his policy.
Here! Here! You nailed it!
So Pres Trump’s support of Israel should count as a positive for the US in God’s eyes.
However, as we see more and more cultural deviancy – homos, abortion murders, pedophiles, trannies, islamics, the corruption of virtually all of the Catholic and Protestant denominations, etc – it appears the Romans 1 scenario is playing out even stronger. The increasing deviancy indicates the US is increasingly going away from God. How many trannies and islamics are in Congress now? They would have been unthinkable 20 years ago.
Perhaps the Israel support has only been a finger in the dike, and once that is pulled away over the next few years the dam will burst. There will be no unified common culture, just a bunch of warring tribes.
He sounds like Hannity after 2012 surprise, saying: we need to become pro amnesty. That lasted about a week. Lol
100% agreement with Sundance’s assessment above.
Sadly, although still to be determined, I have been waiting for this ultimate betrayal.
Words cannot express my disappointment.