Trump's 'border tsar' vows to override states who block mass deportation plans : politics

Question here.

None of these articles ever seem to mention the recipient country has to accept deported people . What happens if this actually happens and the recipient country won't take them?

America doesn't have the man power or money to processes that much paper work and take people to other countries.

It's just going to be private prisons. Republicans want slaves.

Seriously. Like gee, I wonder where we've seen the government of a country use the military to round up millions of "undesirable" people before? I wonder where they're going to keep all those migrants while they deal with the logistics of deporting them… maybe some sort of prison camp? And maybe since we'll still need all those crops picked, they can work until it sets them free!

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Wait for the stupid look on Trump voter's faces when groceries skyrocket because there are no workers to harvest and produce them

They tried this exact scheme in Alabama years ago. It blew up in their faces from day one.

How America's harshest immigration law failed

I remember a strawberry farmer being interviewed saying they were paying good wages and they still couldn't get people to work because the work was very hard..

B-b-but who's gonna clean our pottys, cut our grass, and lick our buttholes clean? We need the brownskinned bipocs to do the shit we're too white to do! (and be paid $2 an hour)

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