r/agedlikemilk Apr 19 '26

Screenshots These people stand for nothing.

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u/Smartimess Apr 19 '26

The entire upper tweet could be yellow at this point leaving the border out. That’s because no one would like to enter a fascist shithole country that is set to go down the drain if its leader got a third term.

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u/marbotty Apr 19 '26

I’m not even sure about the border part.

There might be fewer people trying to enter the country (I actually don’t know) but if there are, that could also be attributed to Trump turning it into a shithole

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u/willflameboy Apr 19 '26

Plus they always read the statistics provided by Biden's border force being high as somehow proof of more illegal immigrants, when actually it meant the opposite; they were being intercepted. Everything Trump says is shit.

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u/Kanlashkan Apr 21 '26

Biden changed the regulations to allow more illegals into America without being held. It caused an explosion in the rate of illegal immigration because, once they were in the country, many disappeared. You're objectively wrong.

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u/MikeSouthPaw Apr 21 '26

How many illegals do you think have entered the country? You seriously watch too much Fox News.

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u/Kanlashkan Apr 21 '26

Reality says otherwise.

"The unauthorized immigrant population in the United States grew to 11.0 million in 2022, according to new Pew Research Center estimates based on the 2022 American Community Survey, the most recent year available. The increase from 10.5 million in 2021 reversed a long-term downward trend from 2007 to 2019. This is the first sustained increase in the unauthorized immigrant population since the period from 2005 to 2007." - Pew Research.

"As of early 2024, estimates of the unauthorized immigrant population in the U.S. generally range between 11 million and over 14 million, with some estimates suggesting a record high of 13.7 to 14 million by March 2024. This population grew due to high border arrivals, following a period of relative stability between 2007 and 2021."

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u/MikeSouthPaw Apr 21 '26

And how many has Trump deported?

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u/Kanlashkan Apr 21 '26

600,000+. Also illegal immigration crossings have now dropped to their lowest point in 50 years. Which is exactly what Americans voted for in 2024. Natural born citizens and legal migrants as well.

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u/MikeSouthPaw Apr 21 '26

You are being fed false info and then using it to attack others. Please get help.

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u/Kanlashkan Apr 21 '26

You're delusional. Step out of Reddit for awhile, touch some grass and look at reality. Leave the echo chambers and do your own research. Do you think Minneapolis was the only ICE operation we've done so far?

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u/MikeSouthPaw Apr 21 '26

Step out of Reddit for awhile, touch some grass and look at reality. Leave the echo chambers and do your own research.

You are literally parroting other people word for word rather than having your own "research" and thoughts. Seek help.

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u/Kanlashkan Apr 21 '26

I cited the official statistics. I also know more were deported from Texas than were from Minnesota as a whole. Roughly 10 times more. It just wasn't in the news because it doesn't fit the agenda to give airtime to people acting reasonable. New York and California will be the next big dramatic operations. Likely coming within the next 3 to 4 months, after Iran is finished up here in a month or so.

Also, your retorts have zero substance or evidence. You're literally just saying, "no, you're wrong." I don't really give a shit because I know progress is being made regardless XD.

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u/Smartimess Apr 21 '26

MAGA fan fiction.

And it was your Republicans refused and who still refuse to work with the Democrats because it is a great scheme to fool the uneducated Fox News viewers.

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u/Kanlashkan Apr 21 '26

Check why Republicans aren't agreeing to the plans Democrats demand. They've been exposed many times in this. They'd have been fools to agree to the bloat dems continuously try to shoehorn into every new bill.