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Ajax, you've been urged on a number of occasions to learn something about the laws that apply to those seeking asylum in the U.S. I'm not going to debate your grievance theater when you can't take the time to learn the basics.

Hawkeye wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 21, 2022 5:26 pm

Ajax, you've been urged on a number of occasions to learn something about the laws that apply to those seeking asylum in the U.S. I'm not going to debate your grievance theater when you can't take the time to learn the basics.

Obviously Javier Salazar trying to prosecute DeSantis doesn't know much about the laws either.

"I don't know exactly which laws or statutes De Santis broke, but we're going to spend a bunch of money investigating to see if we can find something to charge him with." Sounds like a pretty backward way of doing an investigation. I wonder how much he spent investigating the 49 illegal immigrants found cooked to death in a trailer in his county?

Maybe they'll get him under the Logan act?

De Santis never promised the 50 migrants to Martha's vineyard jobs or housing. Those people had mulitple opportunities to back out of that flight.

We now have 3 immigrants entering the country for every baby born to legal American citizens. That's not a conspiracy replacement theory. It's just a fact. The majority of people in the US don't want that nor did they ever. And yet somehow the higher ups in the establishment have found a way to impose that upon an unwilling population.

Hawkeye wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 21, 2022 5:26 pm

Ajax, you've been urged on a number of occasions to learn something about the laws that apply to those seeking asylum in the U.S. I'm not going to debate your grievance theater when you can't take the time to learn the basics.

Obviously Javier Salazar trying to prosecute DeSantis doesn't know much about the laws either.

"I don't know exactly which laws or statutes De Santis broke, but we're going to spend a bunch of money investigating to see if we can find something to charge him with." Sounds like a pretty backward way of doing an investigation. I wonder how much he spent investigating the 49 illegal immigrants found cooked to death in a trailer in his county?

Maybe they'll get him under the Logan act?

De Santis never promised the 50 migrants to Martha's vineyard jobs or housing. Those people had mulitple opportunities to back out of that flight.

We now have 3 immigrants entering the country for every baby born to legal American citizens. That's not a conspiracy replacement theory. It's just a fact. The majority of people in the US don't want that nor did they ever. And yet somehow the higher ups in the establishment have found a way to impose that upon an unwilling population.

In 2014, one in five births (791,000) in the United States was to an immigrant mother (legal or illegal). Our best estimate is that legal immigrants accounted for 12.4 percent (494,000) of all births, and illegal immigrants accounted for 7.5 percent (297,000).

The number of babies born to unauthorized immigrant parents represented about 6% of the 4.0 million total births in the U.S. in 2016, compared with 9% of all births in 2007.

Res Ipsa wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 21, 2022 6:06 pm

You use fake facts to fuel your outrage without ever spending the little time it takes to get the straight scoop.

Doctor Steuss wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 20, 2022 4:23 pm

doubtingthomas wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 20, 2022 4:20 pm

Okay. You have big balls, all the ladies must be after you.

My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.

A Venezuelan migrant said he received hundreds of dollars in payments to “help coordinate” flights part of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ migrant plane trip program, the Miami Herald reported on Friday.

The man’s claim comes more than a month after DeSantis sent roughly 50 migrants, mostly from Venezuela, via planes from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard.

The move, which Democrats criticized as a shameful political stunt, has led to multiple investigations into the trip along with lawsuits.

The man – who identified himself as Emmanuel – told the newspaper that Perla Huerta, the U.S. Army veteran who reportedly lured migrants onto planes for the stunt last month, recruited him to distribute her business cards to migrants in Texas.

Huerta – who worked for the DeSantis official-linked aviation company that Florida paid over $1.56 million – paid Emmanuel $700 for his work that included haircuts for migrants who were waiting for Martha’s Vineyard flights, the Miami Herald reported.

Emmanuel’s business card distribution, the newspaper noted, was to gauge migrants’ interest in flights to Illinois and Delaware, a plan that was later called off following news of an investigation into the DeSantis program.

Emmanuel, who said he does not have a permit to work in the United States, “turned to Huerta to see if she could help him out with a paid gig,” the newspaper reported.

Huerta’s reported payments to Emmanuel could come in contrast with a Florida state law that requires government contractors and subcontractors to register with and use the federal E-Verify system to verify the work authorization status of all newly hired employees, the law states.

The law also states that subcontractors who enter into a contract with a contractor must provide contractors with an affidavit that states “the subcontractor does not employ, contract with, or subcontract with an unauthorized alien.”

Keefe, who served as a U.S. Attorney in the Trump administration, used encrypted messaging apps and a private email address from “Clarice Starling” when communicating with James Montgomerie, CEO of Vertol Systems, a Destin, Fla.-based company the administration paid at least $1.5 million to coordinate the migrant flights. They also show Keefe helping Vertol, who he represented when in private legal practice, draft invoice language the company used when submitting its proposal to the Florida Department of Transportation.

Doctor CamNC4Me wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 21, 2022 5:42 pm

Hawkeye wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 21, 2022 5:26 pm

Obviously Javier Salazar trying to prosecute DeSantis doesn't know much about the laws either.

"I don't know exactly which laws or statutes De Santis broke, but we're going to spend a bunch of money investigating to see if we can find something to charge him with." Sounds like a pretty backward way of doing an investigation. I wonder how much he spent investigating the 49 illegal immigrants found cooked to death in a trailer in his county?

Maybe they'll get him under the Logan act?

De Santis never promised the 50 migrants to Martha's vineyard jobs or housing. Those people had mulitple opportunities to back out of that flight.

We now have 3 immigrants entering the country for every baby born to legal American citizens. That's not a conspiracy replacement theory. It's just a fact. The majority of people in the US don't want that nor did they ever. And yet somehow the higher ups in the establishment have found a way to impose that upon an unwilling population.

Did you read the complaint that was linked by RI?

- Doc

Doctor Steuss wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 06, 2022 6:04 pm

In an interesting twist of fate. Migrants from places such as New York are being transported to Florida to assist with clean-up.

Time Article
New York Post Article (Referenced by Time)

So, De Santis wasted state emergency money to send people to another state in a political stunt, just to have even more people come back, all while he spends other people's money.

Classic.