They don’t want ‘others’ coming in nor do they want ‘citizens’ going out. they’ll put a fee on citizens trying to leave instead.
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How many reporters yelled jump?
Maybe he could fall on JD Vance?
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Authentic Frontier Gibberish!
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That boy needs therapy…
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“These people do it naturally.”
I’d be temped to feel relieved because it seems like he understands trying to force us back wouldn’t work, except for the reason behind questions like this one:
I’m pretty sure they’ve got plans for people no longer considered to be useful or productive, and I doubt they include a positive, peaceful existence for those identified targeted.
On another dehumanizing note, here’s a crosspost about 
's plans for workers:
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Melania made him go up there; where he’s a perfect target.
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No, he’s arguing that Latino people are genetically predisposed to be good at farm work. In other words, they’re less likely to get bad backs because if they did, they wouldn’t be able to do the work their bodies are designed for, so they’d be unable to support themselves and would die. Just like he was using coded language immediately before that to call black people genetically lazy. It’s nothing but racism, and the kind of racism that, in the past, rightfully ended the careers of people like Jimmy Snyder (aka Jimmy the Greek).
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I abhor Charlemagne as a person, but even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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I work in DC, and I gotta say, white collar crime has gone through the roof over the past six months.
Violent crime? Not so much.
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I assume he thinks that migrant workers with bad backs - i.e. who are unable to do field work - simply die, because they’re like wild animals or something (and that this is a good thing).
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Purely psychosomatic.
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He does think the age of consent is 12.
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Bolsonaros always chicken out - BACO
After his father’s house arrest, Eduardo Bolsonaro, the remote congressman, asks the White House to pause the tariffs in a in a gesture of goodwill aimed at a peaceful and courteous coexistence with the supreme court.
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