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To: risen_feenix

some law enforcement agencies will recognize them.
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No US law enforcement agency should accept fraudulent documents from fraudulently documented foreigners.

When did our government switch sides?


3 posted on 05/06/2018 9:50:57 AM PDT by Lurkinanloomin (Natural Born Citizen Means Born Here of Citizen Parents__Know Islam, No Peace - No Islam, Know Peace)
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To: Lurkinanloomin

“When did our government switch sides?”

Officially? January 20, 2009, lol.

October 3, 1965 however, was when we ended our old-fashioned and successful merit/skill-based system that resulted in, primarily European and Canadian immigration.

In its place we established our current system built around: the visa lottery and war refugees. But the biggest contingent ended up being chain migration/ “family reunification” of those earlier-accepted lottery winners and refugees.

Since 1965, instead of requiring self-sufficient immigrants, the majority came immediately receiving welfare. The ethnic makeup of lottery immigrants of the new program was reflective of world population, supplemented by refugees wherever there was war (the “third world”). As such immigration was about 70% from Latin America and Asia.

And we have been increasing the numbers from those categories every few years since 1965, so that immigration numbers went from 160,000 to over 1,000,000 every year. The majority of those go directly onto some forms of welfare subsidies.

Of course since the 1990s we have had huge increases of immigration from Muslim countries, of immigrants who actually hate us. That is going to be fun going forward.


7 posted on 05/06/2018 10:48:47 AM PDT by risen_feenix
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