This kid is so ignorant about our southern border. Yes, people drive to Mexico but where do they have to stop and show their paperwork and their reasoning and how long they plan to be in Mexico. Those are called Port of Entries!
I have a longer comment on here with more detail, but to make a long story shorter, we went to Mexico to help restore a building for an orphanage and they kept us at a Mexican border agent office for about 4 hours because THEY botched up the paperwork. We were treated almost like criminals when we were there only to help THEIR people. It should have taken less than a half hour. They never even apologized to us for keeping us so long, and it was THEIR fault….I don’t know anyone that just walked into Mexico, it doesn’t work that way. But WE are supposed to let THEM come into OUR country and we can’t even properly vet them.
@@lovestodesign so technically you can just walk into mexico but its still through a port of entry. it was a lot easier back in the day, it was just a matter of parking and walking across but you still needed your papers to get back.
@@DannyPurpz We were a group going into Mexico about 125 miles in, and we brought every piece of paperwork they required. It was arranged in advance. But they suddenly came up with a document they’d never even mentioned and wasn’t on the list. It caused all sorts of problems. They were rude and never offered an apology. If it hadn’t been for an older man we had with us who spoke fluent Spanish and English, it would have been even worse. We were there helping to finish a building a pastor was turning into an orphanage. We weren’t getting paid to it, it was strictly volunteer work. We were 5 out of about 20 Americans, plus a group of Swedish young people that flew in. They treated us more like criminals, when we were ONLY there to help Mexican orphans to have a safe place to live…. When we went to Mexico we were careful to respect their laws. We stayed only as long as we said we would. We wouldn’t have dreamed of doing something illegal. But they come here, and break ALL of OUR laws to do it.
That's total BS. I live in South Texas, and you absolutely can not just "walk or drive in" to Mexico. They want a birth certificate or a passport. This guy is FOS!
In any other country in the world Americans do not have the right to come there and not be deported. We have no idea what people are coming here. How is that fair?
You cannot travel to a foreign country without a passport. Canada allows US citizens to enter with a drivers license. An important point not mentioned is that in addition to a passport you need a VISA (permit) to enter many countries around the world. Every country has its own requirements.
We have a VISA system Every country has a visas system.... for A REASONNNNNN Why allow people to circumvent it? I cant enter japan and seek to stay and then when the government comes to kick my ass out i say to them " why you kicking me out, i contribute to society" THEY WOULD LAUGH AT ME As I laugh at this ignorant young man
@woogieman02 This is what happens when you don't know your own history. You become ignorant... I'll start with just a little bit In 1803, the U.S. "bought", what is known as the Luisiana purchase from France, for 15 million $, which France didn't actually own to begin with, it belonged to the Natives. They bought was is known as "Imperial rights." The US started colonizing it with immigrants and by "negotiating" and making treaties with the Natives. Then try to pay them for the land. Since the tribes didn't want to sell and move from their land, the US would then bring in the military to FORCIBLY take the land. I'll leave it at that. Maybe inform yourself before you actually comment.
America was made on immigration. That said, people should only come here legally. Times have changed. The circumstances are different. Gotta follow the rules.
Wrong!!! Totally wrong and that's a leftist talking point and complete bullshizzle.............A vast majority of Americans are citizens born to citizens on US soil. US immigration law goes all the way back to 1790. This country was made by Americans, for Americans.
The US advocated mass immigration to build the country over 100 years ago. The country is now built. Stop all immigration for at least a decade, end anchor baby deal, and deport every single illegal whether here for two days or two decades.
I have family in Mexico whenever you get to the city limits to other Mexico cities they asked for paperwork, you need permission to enter. If you don’t have it, they make you turn around.
Cause they can. Try walking (or swimming the 100 yards) across the blue water bridge to port huron MI and see what they say. It is the opposite of the southern border.
I give you the reason. He knows his Mon entered the United States Illegally. And he will have to carry that burden with him the rest of his life. He can't avoid it..
user-cl1gv3oc4c That is the law right now..As if you read the who is a Citizen l;aw. The person having the child in the United States. Must be in the Country "Legally" It's been like that for over 200 years..
@user-cl1gv3oc4c Wrong.. Citizens of Foreign Nationals are excluded. As they fall under the Jurisdiction of the Country they come from..To be under the Jurisdiction of the of Any State they are in. You have to be in the Country Legally for that... It's also why now nobody on the far left wants the Supreme Court to hear any case that covers the 14th Advancement.. As all legal scholars say the same thing.
Thank you for playing the whole clip. So many post videos like this and cut in every few seconds, you didn’t, you let it play and then commented. Thank you for that.
That’s incorrect. It’s way easier now to become Mexican citizen. Top of that President amlo just made the process faster as longest one of your parents was born in Mexico
@@YevEli209 How many people are moving from the USA to Mexico, compared to the other way around? Even though some do, it’s not even close to the ones from Mexico moving here, legally or illegally. And from what you said it’s only easy if they have one Mexican parent, to move to Mexico So why are we supposed to let just anyone move here, MOST of them DON’T have at least one American parent. But they still come and feel entitled to what WE have paid for via paying taxes most of our lives. If I wanted to move to ANY country I’d research their laws and customs etc.., first, and if I couldn’t agree with them I’d either find another country to move to, or stay in the USA. NO ONE that comes here illegally is here for good reasons. If they don’t respect our laws enough to come here the RIGHT way, they won’t respect them after they get here, either.
Two things are true. The U.S. supported ruthless right wing armies. But 40 years later, El Salvador isnt clinging on to that past as an excuse for todays migrant crisis. The U.S. funded the death squads in El Salvador after Nicaragua fell to the Sandanistas. Bush, the CIA, and Reagan knew full well the atrocities committed. A blind eye was turned to the Guatemalan geonocide because of the U.S supported regime....Im as right wing as they come, but most anyone with common sense and an ounce of knowledge on history about Central America knows how far back this goes. To pretend it wasnt the basis for the immigration crisis of the 80s and 90s is sinking your head in the sand. El Salvador today is not the El Salvador of 30 and 40 years ago. So any support for the asylum seekers is out the door. But pretending that the effects of the Cold War didnt leave immigration fall out is the equivalent of believing Jim Crow wasnt arpetheid.
@@worldwalker2709too bad, it’s not my fault my parents were in the United States illegally when I was born in the US, attack the parents not us, I’ve never even been to my parents home country or left the US, I’ve been in the US my entire life.
If it was up to me, you serve 4 years in the army, you can be a citizen. That's one way people can earn their way in instead of cutting in line or waiting decades to get here legally.
@@BlackLiesMatter No one said Mexicans are the only ones here illegally. But the problems are worse at the southern border, and much harder to control, than the northern border. And since Mexico is the closest country on our southern border, we’ve seen more Mexicans than almost any other nationality enter our country illegally. No one is “picking” on Mexico. The numbers speak for themselves.
@@lovestodesign Most liberals specifically the ignorant and the uneducated ones, think people are calling Mexicans illegal out of discrimination, but that's absolutely false. Like I mentioned, anyone can be in any country illegally.
The vast majority of Americans disagree with Charlie. We should not be deporting people who came to this country as minors and have been living here for decades.
@@nrdify You just took that off the top of your head, No one surveyed me to find out how I feel about it. I agree with Charlie, I don’t agree with you. I have no problem with foreigners as long as they come here legally, and respect our laws and regulations. Otherwise, they don’t need to be here.
@@lovestodesign How about you do some research before you comment? A majority of Americans (with a +27 point margin based on some recent polls) oppose deporting people who are undocumented but came to this country as a child. Many of these people came as babies. How can a baby break the law? I'm sure many of these immigrants contribute a lot more to this country than you or Charlie do.
@nrdify A sane person, I dont understand the argument "you break the law, you deserve deportation" it's beyond their awarness that people = people and we should respect each other, illegal immigration is a problem of the system according to every country that participates in the acceptance of law and what it means to cross an imaginary border.
@@blueskinblonde7230 Your comment makes no sense. Why don’t THEY accept and respect our laws? I would never go to another country and break their laws to get there. If I was moving to another country I’d research first and learn their laws and customs (ALL civilized countries have laws)…if I couldn’t abide by their laws, I would NOT go there, I’d find a different country or I’d stay in my own. Other countries have borders, and you’d find out quick if you attempt to cross them illegally you’d be stopped and sent back. You’d realize their borders are not just “imaginary” so why should ours be? We have no idea who is coming in, do you allow strangers into your home without knowing a thing about them? They could look perfectly normal, and still be a serial killer (like Ted Bundy). Especially if there are children in your house, would you let strangers in at all hours, around your kids? People you know nothing about? Are your own borders (the doors you keep closed and locked overnight, and maybe a fence around your yard) are or those imaginary? If you do leave your gate and front door (or back door) unlocked, overnight, then I hate to say that’s not very smart. Not everyone is your friend, and not everyone has good intentions.
@@lovestodesign First of all, it's easy to just say "deport every illegal immigrant in the USA" But there is going to be side effects, cause a lot of illegal immigrant parents are having thousands of babies that are becoming citizens as soon as they are born in the USA and it's Not the child's fault if their parents decided to break the law, so are they just gonna place thousands of innocent children in foster cares with their parents being separated??? i think the best thing they can do right now is to secure the border so more of them don't come here illegally
I got stopped every time I entered Mexico delivering donations to an orphanage in Tijuana every month for the last ten years. I also was placed back on a plane in Cabo because my papers where not in order.
I understand and the majority of places it is strict but on the southern texas border I walked into Mexico many times without showing an i.d. They just waved me through but coming back in the u.s. was tough and I was born in the u.s. They wanted to know why I had so many visas in my passport as I am a world traveler and they told me if my answers didn't satisfy them that they would not let me in. They forced me to give them phone numbers and addresses of 2 people in the states and specify why I had the money to travel the world before they would let me enter my own country and illegals can just walk across the damn border without id.
There are worse "criminals" in your country that roam around free. Illegals don't usually come to hurt anyone. And any illegal who does actually do something criminal gets deported.
Some Hispanic-Americans Don't need to carry the burdens from their illegal parents past actions, it's Not the child's fault if their parents decide to break the law and by the way that Doesn't mean i'm tryna justify illegal immigration But i think the reason why most hispanic-americans are defending this idea of illegal migration is cause their own past relatives might've done that and even if they try to agree with republicans on being more strict with immigration laws, they might start to feel like "hypocrites" due to them also having illegal family members which can turn into a feeling of guilt
We are all native Americans IF we were born here in the USA. Even if our ancestors were from Europe, WE are Native American. It doesn’t matter WHEN our ancestors got to this land, it could be hundreds of years ago, or 50 years ago. What makes a person Native American is where THEY were BORN, not where their ancestors came from. Nevertheless I don’t refer to myself as a Native American. I call myself American, period! 🇺🇸
Excellente presentation, merci pour partager ce video avec la communaute Internaute - Tres bonne selection de sujets et de confrontations, Ciao, L (USA)
My problem with these people is that they claim to believe in Jesus and they do exactly the opposite. Call me dumb, but if you are gonna “spread the word” you can’t decide who stays and who leaves. Your private house is different to a huge piece of land. If they want to be strict with these anti immigration policies, they should not claim following Jesus as an argument or to connect with people.
@@adrianb1430 God told Nehemiah to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. The reason was the LACK of a wall led to unsafe conditions for the people there. God CONDEMNS lawlessness in the word of God. Every country has laws and regulations. That’s the only way to have a civilized society. God also has borders. There’s a huge chasm between heaven and hell. If God had NO borders or laws, there would be NO such thing as hell. Don’t make Christians try to feel guilty for respecting laws, including those of our own country Lawlessness is running rampant. The Bible said those things would get WORSE in the last days. And no, a private house is not that different than a huge piece of land. It makes a great analogy when you say you don’t keep your doors unlocked at night so strangers won’t just walk into your home and harm your family. It’s the same for a country. And lots of people have fences around their property (we do). That’s because no one should be able to just walk all over their property without permission. It’s to keep things in, like children and pets, and to keep things out, like peeping Tom’s or burglars. If someone crawled into a back window of my home they would be up to no good, I guarantee that. But if they called ahead of time, and said they were coming over, and waited for me to open my front door and let them in, they’d be more than welcome. We don’t OWE illegals access to our country. Mexico doesn’t just let just anyone into their country without paperwork, an itinerary and a length of stay. I know from experience and I didn’t hate them for it, I respected their laws, stuck to the itinerary and left when we were supposed to. Foreigners from any country that come and stay here legally, are always welcome! 🙏🏻
My father and grandfather was accepted in to the USA after their country removed their citizenship in the 1930s. The American government at the time gave my grandfather a house that was in bad shape and we made it work. My dad was inducted into the military in 1952 and stayed in the military until 1974. We love this country.
Im not in favor of illegal inmigration but the kid is right about El Salvador and the USA participation in those kind of intervention in latin american countries
my family had to wait in line for 10 years to get here from the philippines (poorer than every country in central and south america besides nicaragua honduras and bolivia) . seeing so many people commit a crime by cutting the line and entering illegally cry about being deported honestly upsets me and my entire family . i have family who entered illegally cause they didnt wanna wait and we always tell them if they come and deport you theres nothing any of us can do , we will be sad but its part of your choice since you didnt wanna wait and thats on you . letting in thousands of illegal immigrats is a great slap in the face to those who chose to be moral and waited in line
Loved the Filipino boys i worked with at a pool one summer for their tourism/hospitality degree. they were so kind. Called me a millionaire because i had a paid off minivan. That blew me away.
you acting like you have never broke a law in your life being here. America is a criminal for creating corporations in the south and monopolized everything around it. Taking advantage of people who don’t know any better.
so you think he should face the consequences of being separated from his mother? even tho it's technically Not his fault, cause he Can't control his mother's past actions you should be more mad at your own American governments that citizens choose to vote cause they could've easily prevented this years ago
The 14th Amendment says someone under the authority of another country, who is born in the U.S., is not an American citizen. Just like when an ambassador stationed in the U.S. has a child born in the U.S. is not a U.S. citizen. Vivek Ramaswamy even told the media this fact.
That is the truth of the matter”, These Countries cannot afford their own populations, that is their problem not Americas. We cannot afford nor should we have to “ handle” other nations offloading their nationals for us U S taxpayers to provide for. Just because you are here doesn’t make it ok” and you need to leave”.
Americans are retiring in Mexico illegally and driving the coasts for locals up. Plus the mormans have kids in the U.S. and live in the U.S. MEXICAN borders. Speak on that....
I would love to see a bunch of people teaming up at the border and all cross at once the opposite way to see Mexico's reaction and see if they like it.
This guy does not know the international law. The Mexican government will deport any American without a passport. This guy had better get a better education. If you sneaking into this country without proper documents, you are considered a criminal committing a felony.
It's very simple. You line up to buy a ticket to get into your favorite event and someone cuts in front of you. Would you get upset? This is how those who apply for legal immigration feel like.
How the US screwed up El Salvador. The United States provided military aid toward the Salvadorian government during the 1980-1992 Salvadorian civil war. It did so as it was uncomfortable with the leftist movement in that country which it viewed as a communist threat. A threat which challenged US influence, trade routes, and business investments in the region. Opinions on communism aside it was up to El Salvador's people and not the US what kind of politics took place in El Salvador, you can't argue about your country's border rights while on the other hand directly and militarily interfering with another country's entire political system. The US also overthrew the democratically elected president of Guatemala in the early 1950s in favor of a dictator Carlos Castillo Armas to protect the United Fruit Company and is actually where we get the phrase "Banana Republic". The US also supported dictator Anastario Somoza Garcia in Nicaragua during the 1930s and this is where US president Roosevelt described this dictator in the famous phrase "Somoza may be a SOB but he's our SOB". The US also had involvements with the Sinaloa cartel in order to fund the Contras in Nicaragua and this helped the Sinaloa cartel grow. The list goes on in regards to the US setting Latin American countries back decades with it's policies, the worst of which was the creation and exportation of it's failed drug policies , weapons, and it's colossal drug consumption which gives cartels Billions every year. Now the US acts like it doesn't understand why people in these countries can't prosper and "fix their own country" all while trash talking them for seeking help elsewhere all while the US also incentivizes illegal immigration for cheap labor.
really sad to see the ignorance on full display. "HOW DID WE SCREW UP EL SALVADOR??? NO TELL ME. GO BACK TO YOUR COUNTRY." open a history book idiot. at that point the guy he was talking to realized there was no point and didn't even try to push back. The US directly and single-handedly screwed up El Salvador. Sending $2 million in arms every day from 79 to 91, and the US military providing the training to the death squads that carried out the genocide.
I just find it funny that because we disagree on something that gives us complete validation to project uncomical insults towards people. Like, "Wait, is he or is he NOT on our side? Oh he ISN'T? aight then.👏🏾"
Thing is, many people won't understand kids like him. Kids that were brought as babies, toddlers, or even teens and how they feel because they're in the middle of their country and the US. I was brought at 4 yrs old, I love my country, but I love the US. So much that I was ready to serve in the Marines, but since I didn't have a ss#, I couldn't go, but had everything ready to. I sympathize with him.
I agree with everything Charlie Kirk said I as a ethnic Mexican can only speak for my people that I do wish that they would make Mexico greater than the United States. That way we wouldn’t have to rely on the United States and who knows maybe in 10 to 20 years Mexico will be one of the greatest countries And strongest
This is the problem. They don’t see home invasion as a crime. If you break into my home you have broken the laws! No one has a right to choose what laws to obey and which ones not to.
Would you consider humanitarian parole as Illegal ? I came here 6 months ago from Nicaragua, i'm working, have my ssn and work permit and i also got enrolled in some online courses so once the 2 years period of legal stay are over, I'll go back, i already got a house in my country. Thanks for this opportunity. Oh and i forgot to mention Judge Drew Tipton stated that the program is not illegal
@@iec7587 in theory and also Judge Drew Tipton dismissed a case filed by a group of Republican states that took aim at the parole program for Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians and Nicaraguans. I arrived at Miami airport (i paid for my own flight from Managua to Miami 370$) then another flight to California where my uncle (my sponsor) was waiting for me. Link of the program: www.uscis.gov/CHNV. But it's kinda complicated bc Republicans have a valid point stating that Biden is abusing the parole authority. So idk how u consider this if it's a good way of legal immigration or only carrot and stick but more carrot than stick xddd. Anyways I'm having a good time here with my family my cousins and uncles and aunts they know me since i was a child and were looking for a Legal way to bring me here. I would like to know your opinion about that parole thing
in theory and also Judge Drew Tipton dismissed a case filed by a group of Republican states that took aim at the parole program for Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians and Nicaraguans. I arrived at Miami airport (i paid for my own flight from Managua to Miami 370$) then another flight to California where my uncle (my sponsor) was waiting for me. Link of the program: www.uscis.gov/CHNV. But it's kinda complicated bc Republicans have a valid point stating that Biden is abusing the parole authority. So idk how u consider this if it's a good way of legal immigration or only carrot and stick but more carrot than stick xddd. Anyways I'm having a good time here with my family my cousins and uncles and aunts they knew me since i was a child and they've been looking for a Legal way to bring me here. I would like to know your opinion about that parole thing
@@iec7587 In theory and also Judge Drew Tipton dismissed a case filed by a group of Republican states that took aim at the parole program for Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians and Nicaraguans. I arrived at Miami airport (i paid for my own flight from Managua to Miami 370$) then another flight to California where my uncle (my sponsor) was waiting for me. Link of the program: www.uscis.gov/CHNV. But it's kinda complicated bc Republicans have a valid point stating that Biden is abusing the parole authority. So idk how u consider this if it's a good way of legal immigration or only carrot and stick but more carrot than stick xddd. Anyways I'm having a good time here with my family my cousins and uncles and aunts they knew me since i was a child and they've been looking for a Legal way to bring me here. I would like to know your opinion about that parole thing
In theory and also Judge Drew Tipton dismissed a case filed by a group of Republican states that took aim at the parole program for Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians and Nicaraguans. I arrived at Miami airport (i paid for my own flight from Managua to Miami 370$) then another flight to California where my uncle (my sponsor) was waiting for me. Link of the program: www.uscis.gov/CHNV. But it's kinda complicated bc Republicans have a valid point stating that Biden is abusing the parole authority. So idk how u consider this if it's a good way of legal immigration or only carrot and stick but more carrot than stick xddd. Anyways I'm having a good time here with my family my cousins and uncles and aunts they knew me since i was a child and they've been looking for a Legal way to bring me here. I would like to know your opinion about that parole thing
"I dont want you gone.... I want the LAW." Charlie messed up by appealing to legality. Legality is not the arbiter of morality. Just because something IS law, doesnt mean its just or good.
I have to wonder what Kirk thinks of his family and what Native Americans have to say. He's too smug and absolute, and he is being intellectually dishonest in his heavy handed opinion. His ancestors also came uninvited and squatted.
There wasnt a United States of America then, or much of anything really. It was a vast empty land inhabited by a couple warring tribes (there were only 15 million people on the entire North American continent before the Europeans showed up) and no real legal or social structure. This idea that the entire western hemisphere should’ve forever belonged to a group of warring cannibal tribes living in the Stone Age is ridiculous
White Europeans technically came here illegally to United States when they first "discovered" it and had children that became American citizens too so everyone originally came here illegally and it's Not the child's fault if the parents decided to break the law, but you should be more mad at your American government that helped this illegal immigration legacy to continue, and for some reason American citizens keep choosing to vote for those types of governments
"but they contribute to society" so if i break the law, and run an illegal business, make millions, then use that money for good things to contribute to society.... does that mean im not a criminal anymore?!?!?!?!
These people think everything has to appease them personally. A country can't be built on laws and policies for personal benefit. It has to be a system that holds everything together. If people can't apply legally - leave.
my mom and her whole family immigrated here from Nicaragua. They all did it the right way LEGALLY. came with nothing and ended up retiring as doctors and dentists. self made.
The United States is still the main consumer of cocaine worldwide, and 36 percent of global consumption is concentrated in that country. This is how the US has destroyed countries like Colombia and Mexico. NO BUYERS = NO SELLERS. Who you think pays for all this drugs? 2023 White House cocaine incident?
So....according to this kid....I can climb into his mother's house....and start doing the cooking + dishes....and the vacuuming....and the cleaning...and other jobs around the house. Then I can stay at his house right? That's what he's saying.
"You just announced your mom is here illegally"
🤣😂🤣😂
"Because you asked 😃"
By Federal law, he isn't a citizen then. Can be deported
@@xanderLudahlAmendment XIV Section I, clause I .....oh, by federal law
@@xanderLudahl
No. His dad is there legally. And he was born there. So, he's a citizen.
@@xanderLudahlHe fucking born in the US
last time I was in mexico I stood in line ,got searched , showed a passport
Come legally! What a slap in the face to those who came legally. Americans and America first we are paying taxes and we're law abiding citizens etc.
This kid is so ignorant about our southern border. Yes, people drive to Mexico but where do they have to stop and show their paperwork and their reasoning and how long they plan to be in Mexico. Those are called Port of Entries!
I have a longer comment on here with more detail, but to make a long story shorter, we went to Mexico to help restore a building for an orphanage and they kept us at a Mexican border agent office for about 4 hours because THEY botched up the paperwork. We were treated almost like criminals when we were there only to help THEIR people.
It should have taken less than a half hour. They never even apologized to us for keeping us so long, and it was THEIR fault….I don’t know anyone that just walked into Mexico, it doesn’t work that way. But WE are supposed to let THEM come into OUR country and we can’t even properly vet them.
@@lovestodesign so technically you can just walk into mexico but its still through a port of entry. it was a lot easier back in the day, it was just a matter of parking and walking across but you still needed your papers to get back.
@@DannyPurpz We were a group going into Mexico about 125 miles in, and we brought every piece of paperwork they required. It was arranged in advance. But they suddenly came up with a document they’d never even mentioned and wasn’t on the list. It caused all sorts of problems. They were rude and never offered an apology. If it hadn’t been for an older man we had with us who spoke fluent Spanish and English, it would have been even worse. We were there helping to finish a building a pastor was turning into an orphanage. We weren’t getting paid to it, it was strictly volunteer work. We were 5 out of about 20 Americans, plus a group of Swedish young people that flew in.
They treated us more like criminals, when we were ONLY there to help Mexican orphans to have a safe place to live….
When we went to Mexico we were careful to respect their laws. We stayed only as long as we said we would. We wouldn’t have dreamed of doing something illegal. But they come here, and break ALL of OUR laws
to do it.
@@lovestodesign definitely not trippin on you man lol
@@lovestodesign So much corruption and bullshit there!!!👎👎👎
Do you have a front door on your house? Why? To control who comes in. Doesn't America deserve a front door?
Thank you Tommy Lahren
I asked my angle like friends the same question. I lost all my friends after that.
Do states deserve a front door? You can travel to any state.
Texas was suffering an invasion. By closing their door, they have forced the illegals to go to New Mexico and Arizona. @@David-kq4jc
@@David-kq4jcstop being dumb. you have rooms in your home right?
That's total BS. I live in South Texas, and you absolutely can not just "walk or drive in" to Mexico. They want a birth certificate or a passport. This guy is FOS!
The immigration system is not broken, its just not enforced.
this kid doesn't understand when to shut up! He just literally told on his mother.
In any other country in the world Americans do not have the right to come there and not be deported. We have no idea what people are coming here. How is that fair?
Remembr obumr promisd fundamentl change, here it is,,,,
Tell that to the Americans in Mexico
It’s so nice to see that this scholar hasn’t let education get in the way of his ignorance.
🤣 But he “contributes”. Deport him so an American can have his position in college (no doubt government funded).
This guy was basically saying to enforce the border unless it's against his mother.
Showing his ignorance, and expecting sympathy. 😂😂😂😂😂
Your people stole this land😂
If your mother murdered a person, would you advocate for the death penalty on her?
@@joshuacisneros3675 if I had to choose life in prison or the death penalty, Id ask for death.
You cannot travel to a foreign country without a passport. Canada allows US citizens to enter with a drivers license. An important point not mentioned is that in addition to a passport you need a VISA (permit) to enter many countries around the world. Every country has its own requirements.
We have a VISA system
Every country has a visas system.... for A REASONNNNNN
Why allow people to circumvent it?
I cant enter japan and seek to stay and then when the government comes to kick my ass out i say to them " why you kicking me out, i contribute to society"
THEY WOULD LAUGH AT ME
As I laugh at this ignorant young man
20 years ago his parents came here and gave birth to him.
And we paid for him for 18 years. anchor baby
Which isn't a thing under the 14th amendment
@@woogieman02 they Twisted it and used it
And who's country did you forcibly take?
@ibiscar06 forcibly take? No ones, we faught a war and won it from people who had been fighting for decades before. Wanna try again?
@woogieman02 This is what happens when you don't know your own history. You become ignorant... I'll start with just a little bit
In 1803, the U.S. "bought", what is known as the Luisiana purchase from France, for 15 million $, which France didn't actually own to begin with, it belonged to the Natives. They bought was is known as "Imperial rights."
The US started colonizing it with immigrants and by "negotiating" and making treaties with the Natives. Then try to pay them for the land. Since the tribes didn't want to sell and move from their land, the US would then bring in the military to FORCIBLY take the land.
I'll leave it at that. Maybe inform yourself before you actually comment.
America was made on immigration. That said, people should only come here legally. Times have changed. The circumstances are different. Gotta follow the rules.
follow the rules or gtfo.
Wrong!!! Totally wrong and that's a leftist talking point and complete bullshizzle.............A vast majority of Americans are citizens born to citizens on US soil. US immigration law goes all the way back to 1790. This country was made by Americans, for Americans.
My grandparents came here 75 years ago from a war torn country, didn’t speak any English and still managed to legally immigrate.
The US advocated mass immigration to build the country over 100 years ago. The country is now built. Stop all immigration for at least a decade, end anchor baby deal, and deport every single illegal whether here for two days or two decades.
nothing has changed...other than somebody opening the gates. How stupid
You actually need a passport to enter Mexico.
This kid was busy doing partying in college. Even his own country , he doesn't know jack.
He meant you don't need a visa.
Nah, you don't
I walked in on foot and no one checked my passport
I have family in Mexico whenever you get to the city limits to other Mexico cities they asked for paperwork, you need permission to enter. If you don’t have it, they make you turn around.
My family from Poland waited for 15 fucken years why do southern Americans have a right to CUUTT THE LINE? ??
Cause they can. Try walking (or swimming the 100 yards) across the blue water bridge to port huron MI and see what they say. It is the opposite of the southern border.
They don't have the right. They just do it cause they feel entitled
they suffered, so others should suffer too is not a good argument.
You shouldn't have to wait 15 years. That's the problem.
They feel entitled to everything
I give you the reason. He knows his Mon entered the United States Illegally. And he will have to carry that burden with him the rest of his life. He can't avoid it..
user-cl1gv3oc4c That is the law right now..As if you read the who is a Citizen l;aw. The person having the child in the United States. Must be in the Country "Legally"
It's been like that for over 200 years..
@user-cl1gv3oc4c Wrong.. Citizens of Foreign Nationals are excluded. As they fall under the Jurisdiction of the Country they come from..To be under the Jurisdiction of the of Any State they are in. You have to be in the Country Legally for that...
It's also why now nobody on the far left wants the Supreme Court to hear any case that covers the 14th Advancement.. As all legal scholars say the same thing.
@user-cl1gv3oc4cthat’s what i thought too, as long as we’re born on us soil that makes us a citizen right ?
No he won't. He gets a free pass by those in Congress who don't have to deal with people like him.
@@WizzRacing The native Americans say the samething
I absolutely agree with kirk..we all had to pay for our paperwork, come to any country legally
Thank you for playing the whole clip. So many post videos like this and cut in every few seconds, you didn’t, you let it play and then commented. Thank you for that.
We DID screw up El Salvadore in the 1980's and90's!!!
As a Mexican i can confirm that is harder to become Mexican than to become an american citizen, so he wasnt lying about Mexico.
That’s incorrect. It’s way easier now to become Mexican citizen. Top of that President amlo just made the process faster as longest one of your parents was born in Mexico
@@YevEli209 because NOBODY is going to Mexico especially to become a citizen. Its a non issue. Unless you plan on getting beheaded.
@@YevEli209 How many people are moving from the USA to Mexico, compared to the other way around?
Even though some do, it’s not even close to the ones from Mexico moving here, legally or illegally. And from what you said it’s only easy if they have one Mexican parent, to move to Mexico
So why are we supposed to let just anyone move here, MOST of them DON’T have at least one American parent. But they still come and feel entitled to what WE have paid for via paying taxes most of our lives. If I wanted to move to ANY country I’d research their laws and customs etc.., first, and if I couldn’t agree with them I’d either find another country to move to, or stay in the USA.
NO ONE that comes here illegally is here for good reasons. If they don’t respect our laws enough to come here the RIGHT way, they won’t respect them after they get here, either.
@lovestodesign PREACH!!
The kid is a nice kid. Good bless him. He’s a keeper. But a country is not a country without a border. I hope he understands that.
He’s not nice at all. He’s a vile nasty person who’s entitled
This is why this country is going to crap.
Yet they want camel Harris aka cackles
So true stand in line an wait your turn .
Two things are true. The U.S. supported ruthless right wing armies. But 40 years later, El Salvador isnt clinging on to that past as an excuse for todays migrant crisis.
The U.S. funded the death squads in El Salvador after Nicaragua fell to the Sandanistas. Bush, the CIA, and Reagan knew full well the atrocities committed. A blind eye was turned to the Guatemalan geonocide because of the U.S supported regime....Im as right wing as they come, but most anyone with common sense and an ounce of knowledge on history about Central America knows how far back this goes. To pretend it wasnt the basis for the immigration crisis of the 80s and 90s is sinking your head in the sand.
El Salvador today is not the El Salvador of 30 and 40 years ago. So any support for the asylum seekers is out the door. But pretending that the effects of the Cold War didnt leave immigration fall out is the equivalent of believing Jim Crow wasnt arpetheid.
THIS PUNK IS A COMPLETE CONFUSED MORRIE!
America have laws that should not be broken.
All of them? What about gun laws? What about abortion laws?
He doesnt have birth right citizenship! To gain that the PARENTS NEED TO BE LEGAL! Just because his mom came illegally he has ZERO RIGHTS! GTFO!
He does. The 14th Amendment grants citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil, regardless of their parents' immigration status.
Also was he born in a hospital. If not then your parents are lying to you
@@dillpickle6643such a messed up law people are taking advantage of. Most countries have far stricter laws on that.
@@worldwalker2709too bad, it’s not my fault my parents were in the United States illegally when I was born in the US, attack the parents not us, I’ve never even been to my parents home country or left the US, I’ve been in the US my entire life.
You're crazy af
If it was up to me, you serve 4 years in the army, you can be a citizen. That's one way people can earn their way in instead of cutting in line or waiting decades to get here legally.
That's the problem. It shouldn't take decades.
Charlie you have my utmost respect.
The ignorance of that kid is astounding! Is he typical of college students? If so, the future of this country is in jeopardy.
Break the the law suffer the consequences,
He threw his mom under the bus. I can't believe this.😂😂😂
A few years ago we sailed into Ensenada. We had 72 hrs to report to customs or be arrested and vessel seized. Blessings
Anyone can be an illegal immigrant. That applies to Canadians in USA illegally or vice versa. It's not just Mexicans.
@@BlackLiesMatter No one said Mexicans are the only ones here illegally. But the problems are worse at the southern border, and much harder to control, than the northern border. And since Mexico is the closest country on our southern border, we’ve seen more Mexicans than almost any other nationality enter our country illegally. No one is “picking” on Mexico. The numbers speak for themselves.
@@lovestodesign Most liberals, especially the ignorant and uneducated ones, think we're only referring to Mexicans, however.
@@lovestodesign Most liberals specifically the ignorant and the uneducated ones, think people are calling Mexicans illegal out of discrimination, but that's absolutely false. Like I mentioned, anyone can be in any country illegally.
The vast majority of Americans disagree with Charlie. We should not be deporting people who came to this country as minors and have been living here for decades.
@@nrdify You just took that off the top of your head, No one surveyed me to find out how I feel about it. I agree with Charlie, I don’t agree with you. I have no problem with foreigners as long as they come here legally, and respect our laws and regulations. Otherwise, they don’t need to be here.
@@lovestodesign How about you do some research before you comment? A majority of Americans (with a +27 point margin based on some recent polls) oppose deporting people who are undocumented but came to this country as a child. Many of these people came as babies. How can a baby break the law? I'm sure many of these immigrants contribute a lot more to this country than you or Charlie do.
@nrdify A sane person, I dont understand the argument "you break the law, you deserve deportation" it's beyond their awarness that people = people and we should respect each other, illegal immigration is a problem of the system according to every country that participates in the acceptance of law and what it means to cross an imaginary border.
@@blueskinblonde7230 Your comment makes no sense. Why don’t THEY accept and respect our laws? I would never go to another country and break their laws to get there. If I was moving to another country I’d research first and learn their laws and customs (ALL civilized countries have laws)…if I couldn’t abide by their laws, I would NOT go there, I’d find a different country or I’d stay in my own. Other countries have borders, and you’d find out quick if you attempt to cross them illegally you’d be stopped and sent back. You’d realize their borders are not just “imaginary” so why should ours be? We have no idea who is coming in, do you allow strangers into your home without knowing a thing about them? They could look perfectly normal, and still be a serial killer (like Ted Bundy). Especially if there are children in your house, would you let strangers in at all hours, around your kids? People you know nothing about?
Are your own borders (the doors you keep closed and locked overnight, and maybe a fence around your yard) are or those imaginary? If you do leave your gate and front door (or back door) unlocked, overnight, then I hate to say that’s not very smart. Not everyone is your friend, and not everyone has good intentions.
@@lovestodesign
First of all, it's easy to just say "deport every illegal immigrant in the USA" But there is going to be side effects, cause a lot of illegal immigrant parents are having thousands of babies that are becoming citizens as soon as they are born in the USA and it's Not the child's fault if their parents decided to break the law, so are they just gonna place thousands of innocent children in foster cares with their parents being separated???
i think the best thing they can do right now is to secure the border so more of them don't come here illegally
I got stopped every time I entered Mexico delivering donations to an orphanage in Tijuana every month for the last ten years. I also was placed back on a plane in Cabo because my papers where not in order.
I understand and the majority of places it is strict but on the southern texas border I walked into Mexico many times without showing an i.d. They just waved me through but coming back in the u.s. was tough and I was born in the u.s. They wanted to know why I had so many visas in my passport as I am a world traveler and they told me if my answers didn't satisfy them that they would not let me in. They forced me to give them phone numbers and addresses of 2 people in the states and specify why I had the money to travel the world before they would let me enter my own country and illegals can just walk across the damn border without id.
This is typical behavior of someone that knows his entire existence is based on his parents being criminals.
There are worse "criminals" in your country that roam around free. Illegals don't usually come to hurt anyone. And any illegal who does actually do something criminal gets deported.
@@elizabethramirez2517lol found the border jumpers child
Define criminal. Not all laws are just
@@xxxnybfunny well done colonizer
Some Hispanic-Americans Don't need to carry the burdens from their illegal parents past actions,
it's Not the child's fault if their parents decide to break the law
and by the way that Doesn't mean i'm tryna justify illegal immigration
But i think the reason why most hispanic-americans are defending this idea of illegal migration is cause their own past relatives might've done that and even if they try to agree with republicans on being more strict with immigration laws, they might start to feel like "hypocrites" due to them also having illegal family members which can turn into a feeling of guilt
"country of origin"? Do you mean "the hole you deserted to invade America rather than fix it"?
I understand he’s conflicted because he loves his mom and has sympathy for her, one can condemn another and still have love for that person.
His lisp just seems natural for his intellect.
😂😂😂
And your comment shows lack of humanity and respect.
Fr 😂😂😂😂 egg head
The first illegal immigrants were europeans who were escaping persecution. The natives were here first.
We are all native Americans IF we were born here in the USA. Even if our ancestors were from Europe, WE are Native American. It doesn’t matter WHEN our ancestors got to this land, it could be hundreds of years ago, or 50 years ago. What makes a person Native American is where THEY were BORN, not where their ancestors came from. Nevertheless I don’t refer to myself as a Native American. I call myself American, period! 🇺🇸
@@lovestodesign 😐 uhmm ok
@@Cobra-gl7or I’m not trying to put anyone down, I’m only stating facts.
@@lovestodesign Ok whatever you say man, have a wonderful day 👍
@@Cobra-gl7or Thanks for the blessing but just so you’ll know, I’m a woman, not a man….You have a wonderful day, also ☀️
Frankly, this guy and his mother should be deported.
It's too late i suppose.
The mother yea but just like what Kirk says, he’s legal and if you don’t like it oh well. It’s the law
@@2oshow Technically that law was written for American slaves not illegal immigrants
@@2oshow it’s not actually the law - it’s a manipulated interpretation of the law.
Technically your a heartless devil
Excellente presentation, merci pour partager ce video avec la communaute Internaute - Tres bonne selection de sujets et de confrontations, Ciao, L (USA)
Have your facts together when you challenge Charlie
I guess as long as you are already "legally here"you get to point the finger and tell everyone else to leave.
I am so proud of the Hispanic guy, he didn’t go to anger and try to fight someone. He just understood
I don't understand why a good amount of these people are ignorant of the facts about the consequences of illegal immigration.
Well his mum'll be pleased with him eh?
Idiocracy at its finest..🤦♀️💔
This student has no idea what he is talking about.
Bro doesn't believe in an open border, but went to defend his mom crossing illegally, wtf
My problem with these people is that they claim to believe in Jesus and they do exactly the opposite. Call me dumb, but if you are gonna “spread the word” you can’t decide who stays and who leaves. Your private house is different to a huge piece of land. If they want to be strict with these anti immigration policies, they should not claim following Jesus as an argument or to connect with people.
@@adrianb1430 God told Nehemiah to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. The reason was the LACK of a wall led to unsafe conditions for the people there.
God CONDEMNS lawlessness in the word of God. Every country has laws and regulations. That’s the only way to have a civilized society.
God also has borders. There’s a huge chasm between heaven and hell. If God had NO borders or laws, there would be NO such thing as hell. Don’t make Christians try to feel guilty for respecting laws, including those of our own country
Lawlessness is running rampant.
The Bible said those things would get WORSE in the last days. And no, a private house is not that different than a huge piece of land. It makes a great analogy when you say you don’t keep your doors unlocked at night so strangers won’t just walk into your home and harm your family. It’s the same for a country.
And lots of people have fences around their property (we do). That’s because no one should be able to just walk all over their property without permission. It’s to keep things in, like children and pets, and to keep things out, like peeping Tom’s or burglars. If someone crawled into a back window of my home they would be up to no good, I guarantee that. But if they called ahead of time, and said they were coming over, and waited for me to open my front door and let them in, they’d be more than welcome.
We don’t OWE illegals access to our country. Mexico doesn’t just let just anyone into their country without paperwork, an itinerary and a length of stay. I know from experience and I didn’t hate them for it, I respected their laws, stuck to the itinerary and left when we were supposed to.
Foreigners from any country that come and stay here legally, are always welcome! 🙏🏻
My father and grandfather was accepted in to the USA after their country removed their citizenship in the 1930s. The American government at the time gave my grandfather a house that was in bad shape and we made it work. My dad was inducted into the military in 1952 and stayed in the military until 1974. We love this country.
Im not in favor of illegal inmigration but the kid is right about El Salvador and the USA participation in those kind of intervention in latin american countries
Also in Nicaragua. Nicaragua and El Salvador
@@sneslzorus9978 and Chile
@@sebastianlaiselle3570 Pinochet yeah
my family had to wait in line for 10 years to get here from the philippines (poorer than every country in central and south america besides nicaragua honduras and bolivia) . seeing so many people commit a crime by cutting the line and entering illegally cry about being deported honestly upsets me and my entire family . i have family who entered illegally cause they didnt wanna wait and we always tell them if they come and deport you theres nothing any of us can do , we will be sad but its part of your choice since you didnt wanna wait and thats on you . letting in thousands of illegal immigrats is a great slap in the face to those who chose to be moral and waited in line
Loved the Filipino boys i worked with at a pool one summer for their tourism/hospitality degree. they were so kind. Called me a millionaire because i had a paid off minivan. That blew me away.
His mother is a criminal and should be removed immediately. Additionally, she violated our federal law and should face prison time.
you acting like you have never broke a law in your life being here. America is a criminal for creating corporations in the south and monopolized everything around it. Taking advantage of people who don’t know any better.
By your logic you should face prison time for breaking gun laws?
so you think he should face the consequences of being separated from his mother?
even tho it's technically Not his fault, cause he Can't control his mother's past actions
you should be more mad at your own American governments that citizens choose to vote cause they could've easily prevented this years ago
The 14th Amendment says someone under the authority of another country, who is born in the U.S., is not an American citizen.
Just like when an ambassador stationed in the U.S. has a child born in the U.S. is not a U.S. citizen.
Vivek Ramaswamy even told the media this fact.
That is the truth of the matter”,
These Countries cannot afford their own populations, that is their problem not Americas.
We cannot afford nor should we have to “ handle” other nations offloading their nationals for us U S taxpayers to provide for.
Just because you are here doesn’t make it ok” and you need to leave”.
He learned himself really quick like.
Charlie your security needs to make themselves look not too obvious.
I agree 💯👍 with charlie Kirk he is100percent right.
I love how the students behind this clown started laughing! That was awesome, he looked so stupid!
I agree with Charlie on this; You should only come her elegally
Americans are retiring in Mexico illegally and driving the coasts for locals up. Plus the mormans have kids in the U.S. and live in the U.S. MEXICAN borders. Speak on that....
If they let somebody enter illegally in Mexico, then that's their problem. Do you let somebody squat in your home?
@@Sig_ben2 Have you ever talk with a native American? The original illegals were Europeans and we all came from somewhere.
Don’t no American actually want to move to Mexico. If anything they’d choose something in the Caribbeans. Not Mexico.
@@Cobra-gl7or the Spanish killed all the Tiano people and live on their land…speak on that
@@TinyJade It's wrong what Spanish people did as well.
Charlie Kirk, Cabo San Lucas is located at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, not the Yucatan Peninsula.
Baja California Sur 🤓
I would love to see a bunch of people teaming up at the border and all cross at once the opposite way to see Mexico's reaction and see if they like it.
They wouldn’t care
He admitted his mom is ILLEGAL!!! CHARLIE IS NO POLICEMAN,ALL HE DID EAS ASK AND HE WILLINGLY ADMITTED IT....THIS ONE IS A TOTAL GENIOUS!!!!!
aaah.... I remember when i knew everything ;)
Criminals can't seem to care that they're criminals? Color me surprised.
Just like Trump?
He destroyed that guy's asshoe
hole
Great choice of words.
The original squatters was Christopher Columbus and the Europeans.
@HowardNichols-gx7tl You guys stole many lands and slaughter millions in the name of christianity
This guy does not know the international law. The Mexican government will deport any American without a passport. This guy had better get a better education. If you sneaking into this country without proper documents, you are considered a criminal committing a felony.
It's very simple. You line up to buy a ticket to get into your favorite event and someone cuts in front of you. Would you get upset? This is how those who apply for legal immigration feel like.
How the US screwed up El Salvador. The United States provided military aid toward the Salvadorian government during the 1980-1992 Salvadorian civil war. It did so as it was uncomfortable with the leftist movement in that country which it viewed as a communist threat. A threat which challenged US influence, trade routes, and business investments in the region. Opinions on communism aside it was up to El Salvador's people and not the US what kind of politics took place in El Salvador, you can't argue about your country's border rights while on the other hand directly and militarily interfering with another country's entire political system. The US also overthrew the democratically elected president of Guatemala in the early 1950s in favor of a dictator Carlos Castillo Armas to protect the United Fruit Company and is actually where we get the phrase "Banana Republic". The US also supported dictator Anastario Somoza Garcia in Nicaragua during the 1930s and this is where US president Roosevelt described this dictator in the famous phrase "Somoza may be a SOB but he's our SOB". The US also had involvements with the Sinaloa cartel in order to fund the Contras in Nicaragua and this helped the Sinaloa cartel grow. The list goes on in regards to the US setting Latin American countries back decades with it's policies, the worst of which was the creation and exportation of it's failed drug policies , weapons, and it's colossal drug consumption which gives cartels Billions every year. Now the US acts like it doesn't understand why people in these countries can't prosper and "fix their own country" all while trash talking them for seeking help elsewhere all while the US also incentivizes illegal immigration for cheap labor.
This. That guy probably didn't know about history
Condor plan
Iran contras
Guerrillas all over central america
Supporting dictatorships
🧌 TROLL! NO CONTENT ON CHANNEL!
@@irmarocha7809neither on yours, that make you a troll too?
@@ChicagoMillingCo. The USA stole democracy from Guatemala because of some freaking bananas. People don't forget what they did to Jacobo Arbenz.
really sad to see the ignorance on full display. "HOW DID WE SCREW UP EL SALVADOR??? NO TELL ME. GO BACK TO YOUR COUNTRY." open a history book idiot. at that point the guy he was talking to realized there was no point and didn't even try to push back.
The US directly and single-handedly screwed up El Salvador. Sending $2 million in arms every day from 79 to 91, and the US military providing the training to the death squads that carried out the genocide.
Its called the law. Mass deportation.
There are people who overstay their visa.
That college kid talks like toddler🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
that’s no reason to laugh
@@nuricortes Yes it is.
he is mumbling because he is trying to protect his mom and he knew they were wrong.
It ith becauthe of hith lithp that he cant thpeak like a gwown ath adult.
I just find it funny that because we disagree on something that gives us complete validation to project uncomical insults towards people. Like, "Wait, is he or is he NOT on our side? Oh he ISN'T? aight then.👏🏾"
Thing is, many people won't understand kids like him. Kids that were brought as babies, toddlers, or even teens and how they feel because they're in the middle of their country and the US. I was brought at 4 yrs old, I love my country, but I love the US. So much that I was ready to serve in the Marines, but since I didn't have a ss#, I couldn't go, but had everything ready to. I sympathize with him.
Damn the guy looks like his spirit got completely torched and he is lost for words. Especially when he brought up his own mom 😬
The fact this kid is so arrogant and doesn't appreciate what he has being in this county shows the problem with some of our policies
Congrats to his mother that’s the American spirit!!! Take it by any means necessary for freedom and liberty.
he was about to cry.
I think the guy loves being an American for the freedoms, great Country we are”.
He doesn’t respect American entry laws though
I agree with everything Charlie Kirk said I as a ethnic Mexican can only speak for my people that I do wish that they would make Mexico greater than the United States. That way we wouldn’t have to rely on the United States and who knows maybe in 10 to 20 years Mexico will be one of the greatest countries And strongest
This is the problem. They don’t see home invasion as a crime. If you break into my home you have broken the laws! No one has a right to choose what laws to obey and which ones not to.
BULL.
So Martin Luther King Jr was wrong for disobeying Jim Crow laws? Yeah exactly.
Truth hurts….
This kid just likes to argue
Would you consider humanitarian parole as Illegal ? I came here 6 months ago from Nicaragua, i'm working, have my ssn and work permit and i also got enrolled in some online courses so once the 2 years period of legal stay are over, I'll go back, i already got a house in my country. Thanks for this opportunity. Oh and i forgot to mention Judge Drew Tipton stated that the program is not illegal
so you are here legally?
@@iec7587 in theory and also Judge Drew Tipton dismissed a case filed by a group of Republican states that took aim at the parole program for Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians and Nicaraguans. I arrived at Miami airport (i paid for my own flight from Managua to Miami 370$) then another flight to California where my uncle (my sponsor) was waiting for me.
Link of the program: www.uscis.gov/CHNV.
But it's kinda complicated bc Republicans have a valid point stating that Biden is abusing the parole authority.
So idk how u consider this if it's a good way of legal immigration or only carrot and stick but more carrot than stick xddd.
Anyways I'm having a good time here with my family my cousins and uncles and aunts they know me since i was a child and were looking for a Legal way to bring me here.
I would like to know your opinion about that parole thing
in theory and also Judge Drew Tipton dismissed a case filed by a group of Republican states that took aim at the parole program for Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians and Nicaraguans. I arrived at Miami airport (i paid for my own flight from Managua to Miami 370$) then another flight to California where my uncle (my sponsor) was waiting for me.
Link of the program: www.uscis.gov/CHNV.
But it's kinda complicated bc Republicans have a valid point stating that Biden is abusing the parole authority.
So idk how u consider this if it's a good way of legal immigration or only carrot and stick but more carrot than stick xddd.
Anyways I'm having a good time here with my family my cousins and uncles and aunts they knew me since i was a child and they've been looking for a Legal way to bring me here.
I would like to know your opinion about that parole thing
@@iec7587 In theory and also Judge Drew Tipton dismissed a case filed by a group of Republican states that took aim at the parole program for Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians and Nicaraguans. I arrived at Miami airport (i paid for my own flight from Managua to Miami 370$) then another flight to California where my uncle (my sponsor) was waiting for me.
Link of the program: www.uscis.gov/CHNV.
But it's kinda complicated bc Republicans have a valid point stating that Biden is abusing the parole authority.
So idk how u consider this if it's a good way of legal immigration or only carrot and stick but more carrot than stick xddd.
Anyways I'm having a good time here with my family my cousins and uncles and aunts they knew me since i was a child and they've been looking for a Legal way to bring me here.
I would like to know your opinion about that parole thing
In theory and also Judge Drew Tipton dismissed a case filed by a group of Republican states that took aim at the parole program for Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians and Nicaraguans. I arrived at Miami airport (i paid for my own flight from Managua to Miami 370$) then another flight to California where my uncle (my sponsor) was waiting for me.
Link of the program: www.uscis.gov/CHNV.
But it's kinda complicated bc Republicans have a valid point stating that Biden is abusing the parole authority.
So idk how u consider this if it's a good way of legal immigration or only carrot and stick but more carrot than stick xddd.
Anyways I'm having a good time here with my family my cousins and uncles and aunts they knew me since i was a child and they've been looking for a Legal way to bring me here.
I would like to know your opinion about that parole thing
"I dont want you gone.... I want the LAW."
Charlie messed up by appealing to legality.
Legality is not the arbiter of morality.
Just because something IS law, doesnt mean its just or good.
Well said. It’s hilarious when they make it seem as if they always side with the LAW and want the LAW until the law doesn’t benefit them.
I have to wonder what Kirk thinks of his family and what Native Americans have to say. He's too smug and absolute, and he is being intellectually dishonest in his heavy handed opinion. His ancestors also came uninvited and squatted.
There wasnt a United States of America then, or much of anything really. It was a vast empty land inhabited by a couple warring tribes (there were only 15 million people on the entire North American continent before the Europeans showed up) and no real legal or social structure. This idea that the entire western hemisphere should’ve forever belonged to a group of warring cannibal tribes living in the Stone Age is ridiculous
I agree with you Charlie, but Cabo is NOT in the Yucatan peninsula. In fact, it's completely on the other side of Mexico. The Pacific side.
I heard that too 😆
End birthright citizenship. Only children born of parents, both of whom are in the country legally should have birthright citizenship.
14th amendment? Oh wait I forgot conservashits hate the Constitution.
White Europeans technically came here illegally to United States when they first "discovered" it and had children that became American citizens too so
everyone originally came here illegally
and it's Not the child's fault if the parents decided to break the law, but you should be more mad at your American government that helped this illegal immigration legacy to continue, and for some reason American citizens keep choosing to vote for those types of governments
"but they contribute to society" so if i break the law, and run an illegal business, make millions, then use that money for good things to contribute to society.... does that mean im not a criminal anymore?!?!?!?!
These people think everything has to appease them personally. A country can't be built on laws and policies for personal benefit. It has to be a system that holds everything together. If people can't apply legally - leave.
If america dismisses the laws of borders many of us canadians are american the next day
“…we all lie to ourselves; we tell our own selves more lies than we ever do other people.”
― Philip K. Dick, Counter-Clock World
my mom and her whole family immigrated here from Nicaragua. They all did it the right way LEGALLY. came with nothing and ended up retiring as doctors and dentists. self made.
Cry me a river
The process should be faster
The United States is still the main consumer of cocaine worldwide, and 36 percent of global consumption is concentrated in that country. This is how the US has destroyed countries like Colombia and Mexico. NO BUYERS = NO SELLERS. Who you think pays for all this drugs? 2023 White House cocaine incident?
So....according to this kid....I can climb into his mother's house....and start doing the cooking + dishes....and the vacuuming....and the cleaning...and other jobs around the house. Then I can stay at his house right? That's what he's saying.