In March alone, 103,492 undo ented immigrants have been taken into custody along the southern border or turned away. Many of them are from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala and are seeking asylum in the United States away from high levels of violent crime and illegal drugs at home. (Reporting by Mohammad Zargham and Richard Cowan in Washington and Susan Cornwell in Leesburg, Virginia; editing by Richard Chang and James Dalgleish)
your Sunday Orwellianisms
Sarah Sanders Blames Democratic Investigations For Trump Breaking Immigration Laws
https://www.politicususa.com/2019/04/14/sarah-sanders-blames-democratic-investigations-for-trump-breaking-immigration-laws.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&ut m_campaign=Feed%3A+politicususa%2FfJAl+%28Politicu s+USA+%29
... sorta like Pope Franky blaming da debbil for priestly pedophilia.
Both parties are to blame
Both said they would fix it the issue
Trump is atleast trying
Went to the local Panda Express the other week. Only white person out of 30. Half the people ordering in Spanish. No way I would be able to work their without speaking Spanish myself. Hey, I'm just another immigrant but how will the black community in this country cope? They can barely comprehend English.
so he's going to ship these people into the country where they can just leave the city after being left off?
Some would. Many would stay in the sanctuary.
Nothing says high-end euro like eating at Panda Express, tbh...
Panda Express is great for travel since I'm diabetic - can always get (hot) meat with veggies.
Initial interview screeners at work comprise of a hispanic, black and white person. When the white person said she could barely understand a Spanish-speaking interviewee and put her in for the lower level position (of 2 positions), project manager said that she discriminated - that Spanish is not a problem here at work (it is since the 3 supervisors are non-Spanish speakers and need a translator for one of our team members). She and I were stunned (like you're supposed to pass her on when you can't understand what she's answering?). When I suggested that people at work speak English to our team member who doesn't speak much English, I've been told that I need to learn Spanish - that in 5 years, work will be Spanish speaking. I won't even talk about how atrocious the English is in emails.
Point being, it's a typical american fast food chain
Thanks for the clarification. I'm sure people were wondering about that ITT.
Apparently it did flew by someone's head
Hate it when things "flew" by my head.
???
Qhris pulled out his grammar police badge on you.
oh, ok
Gentrification is a problem. A poor American citizen not being able to work fast food because he doesn't know a foreign language is a non issue.
I don't know what your problem is with me, but one would think that I'd be the last person on this board who would be mocked about anything regarding Chinese food. Panda Express serves its purpose - convenient, fast-food Chinese food - easily accessible in many American cities.
Of all the things to get defensive about here....
I don't have a problem with you or anybody here, tbh, your description exactly describes the point I was making (which wasn't addressed to you). Thanks.
Americans Fear That Former Trump Staffers Will Be Released Into Their Cities
WASHINGTON —Americans are in a state of abject panic amid reports that Donald J. Trump is threatening to dump thousands of fired Cabinet members and aides on cities that do not support him.
Harland Dorrinson, who lives in San Francisco, said that “every American should be alarmed” at the spectre of
former Trump staffers like Kirstjen Nielsen, Scott Pruitt, and Anthony Scaramucci
descending on their towns.
“A lot of these people were unsavory to begin with, and their time at the White House only hardened them,” he said.
Carol Foyler, who resides in Boston, said that, with Trump staffers being fired at a rate of four hundred a day,
she lives in terror at the prospect of these castoffs melting into the general population.
“I was on line at Starbucks the other day and I thought I saw Steve Bannon,” she said. “It turned out it was just some other creepy-looking guy, but my heart was racing. The fear is real.”
Tracy Klugian, who lives in Minneapolis, has started
a pe ion to create a city ordinance preventing former Trump aides from settling in his town. “This city is full,” he said.
As they brace themselves for an onslaught of fired Trump underlings, some Americans are grasping for a silver lining.
“As of now,
Stephen Miller and Sarah Huckabee Sanders are still employed
at the White House, where their movements can be closely monitored,” Foyler said.
“But, it if that changes, God help us all.”
https://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-report/americans-fear-that-former-trump-staffers-will-be-released-into-their-cities
Trash, Miller kicked in the nuts, yet again
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