No work, no school, no shopping: What to know about the Jan. 30 general strike

[Lori Dee ✅]

Supporting with tax money to pay illegals to be in this country for future votes and or representation for one side isn't right to me.

That doesn't sit right with me either. What is your source for this claim? I tried Googling it, and I can't find anything that shows it is being done.

[Devlyn ✅]

I'm not making this up, you do not have to show ID when voting in Pennsylvania.
You tell them your name they check to see if your registered for that voting location which your assigned to, you do not show any ID at all to vote, fact.
They give you a ballot, you vote.

Back to the subject.I personally do not support or did not strike on January 30th.
I support the families that have been affected by illegals not illegals that have caused harm  to others.
Don't get not having outrage over those that lost lives, jobs and benefits do to illegals for political support of a future one party system.

I support the Laken Riley Act, I question why there wasn't a shut-down/strike over those murdered, raped or killed by illegals.
Supporting illegals that murdered, robbed or killed people doesn't make sense to me. Supporting with tax money to pay illegals to be in this country for future votes and or representation for one side isn't right to me.

Thank you

You're being served a load of horse hooey and you're gobbling it down like ice cream. You should do your homework and actually form your opinions from actual facts.

Opponents of immigration often claim that immigrants, particularly those who are unauthorized, are more likely than U.S. natives to commit crimes and that they pose a threat to public safety. There is little evidence to support these claims.

In fact, research overwhelmingly indicates that immigrants are less likely than similar U.S. natives to commit violent and property crimes, and that areas with more
immigrants have similar or lower rates of violent and property crimes than areas
with fewer immigrants.

There are relatively few studies specifically of criminal behavior among unauthorized immigrants, but the limited research suggests that these immigrants also have a lower propensity to commit crime than their native-born peers, although possibly a higher propensity than legal immigrants.

Evidence about legalization programs is consistent with these findings, indicating that a legalization program reduces crime rates.

Meanwhile, increased border enforcement, which reduces unauthorized immigrant inflows, has mixed effects on crime rates. A large-scale legalization program, which is not currently under serious consideration, has more potential to improve public safety and security
than several other policies that have recently been proposed or implemented.


Source: Dallas Federal Reserve

[Lori Dee ✅]

You're being served a load of horse hooey and you're gobbling it down like ice cream. You should do your homework and actually form your opinions from actual facts.

Source: social media

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[Devlyn ✅]

They're not only eating the cats and dogs, they're drinking Lake Mead dry!

Source: Trust me, bro.