Thread: Trump's Labor Department Pick: Put Americans Last

I'm not ignoring them, they just don't matter as much to me for his position and the commitment to deport illegal aliens who are criminals and on welfare because that's almost all of them.

We'll just have to disagree on this one. I think he's going to do a fine job in this position. If I didn't, I would certainly say so.

Originally Posted by Judy

I'm not ignoring them, they just don't matter as much to me for his position and the commitment to deport illegal aliens who are criminals and on welfare because that's almost all of them.

We'll just have to disagree on this one. I think he's going to do a fine job in this position. If I didn't, I would certainly say so.

I think you're blinded to the truth because of who is making the nomination, not because of who Pudzer really is. Being opposed to a Trump nominee doesn't mean you don't support Trump. Right or wrong, that's my opinion.

Oh, and being an illegal amnesty and foreign labor supporter matters very much in the position of Secretary of Labor. According to the article this is the 3rd most important cabinet job for dealing with immigration.

While we have just been trying to get our voice heard for the last 40 years, our governments, from smallest cities to Washington, and schools, etc, have been working hard to make sure the illegals are a 'part' or 'involved' in every aspect of this country's life.

They are married to citizens.
They are parents to citizens - thanks to the anchor baby law.
They work in every facet of our economy.
They have false ID - many of them have several such ID's.
They operate churches, charities, and are in our military.

I had let my Sales Tax Permit lapse here in Texas. The office where I went had all manner of signs in Spanish (that's true of all of Texas). My husband was reading the signs while the worker was filling out the forms. He read one aloud and commented that they had written it as someone would actually speak it, while many of the signs are often in very proper, stilted Spanish.

The worker told my husband they really could use him to work in the office as 'most' of the people applying for tax permits could not speak English.

Our governments have purposely and feverishly worked to get them entwined in our economy, our schools, our governments. I believe that was just so it would not be easy to send them home. I don't think it was done to get them assimilated, because while they are entwined, they are not necessarily assimilated.

I have been told an illegal is technically not allowed to receive welfare, there is a strange formula they use to determine how much a household receives in which an illegal resides.

So I'm thinking this way, it might be hard to 'determine' that illegals receive welfare - governmentally speaking. Plausible deniability.

It isn't going to be an easy task. It was planned for it not to be easy.

I'm so sure that's true, nntrixie. It's all been planned, I have no doubt of that. And look how Welfare is distributed, it's spread across multiple agencies and departments, federal, state and local.

Deport them all, reduce/pause legal immigration, bring our jobs back, get our own people off welfare, and America can soar again.