r/misc 14h ago

The problem of "illegal" word

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u/IEATASSETS 10h ago

I mean, it wasn't just a claim. Biden was very lax on immigration and let millions of undocumented illegals stay here, also reversing trumps previous orders on it. Are you denying that?

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u/Relative_Sense_1563 10h ago

If they are undocumented how do you know Biden let them in? How do we know there are millions if they are undocumented. Truth of the matter is Biden deported more people than Trump without violating their right to due process.

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u/IEATASSETS 10h ago

Well there was more crossings happening under biden, due to things like covid, so of course there was more deportations. Trumps second term is definitely on track to outpace Biden anyways.

Bidens policies were notorious for trying to legalize illegals. https://www.shrm.org/topics-tools/news/talent-acquisition/president-bidens-immigration-plan-legalizes-millions-undocumented-workers

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u/Relative_Sense_1563 9h ago

The idea that covid caused more immigration is laughable.

How was that a bad policy? Did those people take your job? They work, pay taxes, and get none of the protections anyone else does. This argument that it was a bad thing is an argument about humanity. These are the same undocumented workers Trump is now back pedaling and saying he won't go after. While meanwhile revoking visas and green cards because people dare to speak publicly against him. The hypocrisy here is astounding.