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Apr 23, 2019 12:46:41   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
permafrost wrote:
If it has been changed to a felony, please provide a link. i can find nothing that indecates it has been changed.. proposed, yes.. but not yet changed..

https://www.cnn.com/2017/02/24/politics/undocumented-immigrants-not-necessarily-criminal/index.html

Under federal law, it is a crime for anyone to enter into the US without the approval of an immigration officer -- it's a misdemeanor offense that carries fines and no more than six months in prison.

While Trump has often focused on immigrants who commit violent felonies while in the US, studies show those are actually the exception -- immigrant crime rates in several instances are actually lower than native US-born populations (with some exceptions).
So although there are more than 11 million unauthorized immigrants living in the US, they haven't all committed a crime just by being in the country.
If it has been changed to a felony, please provide... (show quote)


try over 26 million and growing in leaps and bounds and No dont know how to clip and past

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Apr 23, 2019 14:09:47   #
JoyV
 
permafrost wrote:
If it has been changed to a felony, please provide a link. i can find nothing that indecates it has been changed.. proposed, yes.. but not yet changed..

https://www.cnn.com/2017/02/24/politics/undocumented-immigrants-not-necessarily-criminal/index.html

Under federal law, it is a crime for anyone to enter into the US without the approval of an immigration officer -- it's a misdemeanor offense that carries fines and no more than six months in prison.

While Trump has often focused on immigrants who commit violent felonies while in the US, studies show those are actually the exception -- immigrant crime rates in several instances are actually lower than native US-born populations (with some exceptions).
So although there are more than 11 million unauthorized immigrants living in the US, they haven't all committed a crime just by being in the country.
If it has been changed to a felony, please provide... (show quote)


Immigrants don't cross the border illegally. Trump wasn't talking about immigrants. Immigrants apply for entry and follow the rules to get here. Such people are rarely rule and law breakers. Illegal aliens start off breaking the law by entering illegally. Many may never be violent. But the very fact that they didn't respect the law to get here shows they have less respect for law and order in the first place. But there are far more violent criminals than the left wing media want you to know about. The cartels don't just let anyone through their staked out territory willy-nilly. The cartels must get something for the privilege. Either they pay highly or they are working for or otherwise doing something of value to the cartels.

As for which groups of people entering our country fall into which category, depends on if you are looking at entry requests at ports of entry vs crossing illegally between ports of entry. I have only two or three times a year seen what appear to be families treking up past my place. Yet each week I see 3 or more groups heading north. These are either heavily laden men with large packs accompanied by guards with automatic weapons, or groups of young women, girls and boys accompanied by armed guards with automatic weapons.

Get the image of simple hard working families fleeing danger coming through the cartel controlled territory due to the cartels being great humanitarians who feel sorry for their plight. Does that even make sense? No. You are being duped by the elites who benefit from the numbers and chaos loose borders create.

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Apr 23, 2019 14:15:18   #
JoyV
 
permafrost wrote:
Tex, by what strange illogical method of thinking do you find it apt to ask someone else to take in refugees when we pay taxes to accomplish just these kinds of tasks??

Why would a liberal be asked to go beyond the paying of taxes to help in a humanity effort?

Do you have an old shack on your property? think about storing some in that structure and maybe getting a tax deduction..

That is a better alternative then you insist Liberals should be given..

Do you pay taxes?? It is so common for the right wingers to cheat and refuse to pay as we patriots always pay.. For ourselves and also for the non-payers of the right wing..

Now that trump has gutted the staff of the IRS, you are much less likely to get caught..

go ahead and hold back on your taxes again, you should have a better chance now then past years..

Yes, that is what your orange con has done just for you...
Tex, by what strange illogical method of thinking ... (show quote)


Those who want them here should be the ones to pay. Why should those of us who have to deal with their destruction and risk being shot, have to pay taxes for more of the same? (Got to repair our orchard fence AGAIN!!!! No shots taken at my dogs this time.) Why should the hard working middle class have to support not only our own needy citizens but those here illegally competing for their jobs?

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Apr 23, 2019 14:19:03   #
JoyV
 
permafrost wrote:
Not in my mind, but often in these conversations the two are mixed into a single rant..

But I am looking for that change of a misdemeanor to a felony..

To my knowledge it has not been changed, though proposals are pending..


Yes there is legislation pending. But for now, there is a DOJ order from the former AG Sessions approved by Trump. The order has been called the Zero Tolerance policy. The pending bill is very similarly called the Zero Tolerance Act.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/attorney-general-announces-zero-tolerance-policy-criminal-illegal-entry

https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/6318/text

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Apr 23, 2019 15:07:10   #
DogLover99
 
How many of these immigrants are you willing to take into your home, support them, then allow them to bring more family members into your home that you can support??? I'll bet you say none! Then why do you think it is OK for the tax payers to support them. Nation wide an average of 66% of all immigrants legal and illegal are on government support programs. 72% in the communist state of California.
Typical libtard. Not in my back yard and no it's not my responsibility to pay, it's someone else's responsibility. Libtards always like spending other peoples moneyl

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Apr 23, 2019 15:29:09   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
bggamers wrote:
try over 26 million and growing in leaps and bounds and No dont know how to clip and past




Are you claiming 26 million refugees? or 26 million illegals??

No matter, you numbers are wrong in any event..

I do not care if you copy and paist..

I am only looking for the link on misdemeanor to felony..



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Apr 23, 2019 15:33:15   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
JoyV wrote:
Immigrants don't cross the border illegally. Trump wasn't talking about immigrants. Immigrants apply for entry and follow the rules to get here. Such people are rarely rule and law breakers. Illegal aliens start off breaking the law by entering illegally. Many may never be violent. But the very fact that they didn't respect the law to get here shows they have less respect for law and order in the first place. But there are far more violent criminals than the left wing media want you to know about. The cartels don't just let anyone through their staked out territory willy-nilly. The cartels must get something for the privilege. Either they pay highly or they are working for or otherwise doing something of value to the cartels.

As for which groups of people entering our country fall into which category, depends on if you are looking at entry requests at ports of entry vs crossing illegally between ports of entry. I have only two or three times a year seen what appear to be families treking up past my place. Yet each week I see 3 or more groups heading north. These are either heavily laden men with large packs accompanied by guards with automatic weapons, or groups of young women, girls and boys accompanied by armed guards with automatic weapons.

Get the image of simple hard working families fleeing danger coming through the cartel controlled territory due to the cartels being great humanitarians who feel sorry for their plight. Does that even make sense? No. You are being duped by the elites who benefit from the numbers and chaos loose borders create.
Immigrants don't cross the border illegally. Trum... (show quote)




Some of your information seem correct..

but I am looking for a very simple answer the the level of misdemeanor/felony.

can not find it so must be no change..''



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Apr 23, 2019 15:38:19   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
JoyV wrote:
Those who want them here should be the ones to pay. Why should those of us who have to deal with their destruction and risk being shot, have to pay taxes for more of the same? (Got to repair our orchard fence AGAIN!!!! No shots taken at my dogs this time.) Why should the hard working middle class have to support not only our own needy citizens but those here illegally competing for their jobs?



if you can find a way in which I can be selective on where my taxes are spent I will adore you for ever..

In present day, as always, I pay my full taxes with the expectation that I am paying for the things I want as well as some thing which are not my choice..
But clearly, I do not personally need to do what my taxes are targeted todo..

It is part of the allegiance I owe my country..
An oath made long ago..



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Apr 23, 2019 15:45:25   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
JoyV wrote:
Yes there is legislation pending. But for now, there is a DOJ order from the former AG Sessions approved by Trump. The order has been called the Zero Tolerance policy. The pending bill is very similarly called the Zero Tolerance Act.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/attorney-general-announces-zero-tolerance-policy-criminal-illegal-entry

https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/6318/text




As I understand it and the information supports, trump made no change in the misdemeanor/felony law.

this is as reported over and over in the legitimate press and while pending legislation may change the law, it has not yet done so..

https://www.hrw.org/news/2018/08/16/qa-trump-administrations-zero-tolerance-immigration-policy#q3

The Trump administration has claimed it is merely enforcing existing laws. What exactly are the crimes being prosecuted? How long have these offenses been federal crimes?
The current “zero-tolerance” policy specifically refers to referrals for immigrants committing “illegal entry,” or entering the US without authorization. Illegal entry is a federal misdemeanor, punishable by up to six months in prison, with a subsequent conviction for illegal entry punishable by up to two years.

The other most commonly prosecuted immigration offense is “illegal reentry,” entering the US without authorization after previously being deported, which is a federal felony. The maximum penalty is 20 years, applicable if the defendant reenters after a prior conviction for an “aggravated felony” (a term covering both relatively minor and nonviolent offenses such as shoplifting or working with a fake ID, as well as serious, violent crimes). Lower maximum sentences apply to reentry after prior convictions for lesser felonies and misdemeanors.

Both offenses have been federal crimes since the early 20th century but the maximum sentence has increased over the years. Since 2015, there have also been efforts in the US Congress to create higher penalties, including mandatory minimum sentences, for these crimes.

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Apr 23, 2019 15:49:07   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
DogLover99 wrote:
How many of these immigrants are you willing to take into your home, support them, then allow them to bring more family members into your home that you can support??? I'll bet you say none! Then why do you think it is OK for the tax payers to support them. Nation wide an average of 66% of all immigrants legal and illegal are on government support programs. 72% in the communist state of California.
Typical libtard. Not in my back yard and no it's not my responsibility to pay, it's someone else's responsibility. Libtards always like spending other peoples moneyl
How many of these immigrants are you willing to ta... (show quote)




Dog,

This comment has been covered about 50 times, including on this thread.. go back and look..

also your number are wrong by magnitudes..

If you are going to launch BS, at least try using numbers that may be accurate..



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Apr 23, 2019 15:55:21   #
JoyV
 
permafrost wrote:
As I understand it and the information supports, trump made no change in the misdemeanor/felony law.

this is as reported over and over in the legitimate press and while pending legislation may change the law, it has not yet done so..

https://www.hrw.org/news/2018/08/16/qa-trump-administrations-zero-tolerance-immigration-policy#q3

The Trump administration has claimed it is merely enforcing existing laws. What exactly are the crimes being prosecuted? How long have these offenses been federal crimes?
The current “zero-tolerance” policy specifically refers to referrals for immigrants committing “illegal entry,” or entering the US without authorization. Illegal entry is a federal misdemeanor, punishable by up to six months in prison, with a subsequent conviction for illegal entry punishable by up to two years.

The other most commonly prosecuted immigration offense is “illegal reentry,” entering the US without authorization after previously being deported, which is a federal felony. The maximum penalty is 20 years, applicable if the defendant reenters after a prior conviction for an “aggravated felony” (a term covering both relatively minor and nonviolent offenses such as shoplifting or working with a fake ID, as well as serious, violent crimes). Lower maximum sentences apply to reentry after prior convictions for lesser felonies and misdemeanors.

Both offenses have been federal crimes since the early 20th century but the maximum sentence has increased over the years. Since 2015, there have also been efforts in the US Congress to create higher penalties, including mandatory minimum sentences, for these crimes.
As I understand it and the information supports, t... (show quote)


I stand corrected. I think the main difference is the laws weren't being enforced and the zero tolerance order was to enforce at the maximum allowed. In fact Obama ordered CBP agents on the border to NOT detain those who hadn't committed another crime on US land, even known past violent criminals. Now instead of CBP visiting me to warn they are following a known violent illegal so I might want to hunker down, they apprehend all they find.

I certainly hope the Zero Tolerance Act becomes law.

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Apr 23, 2019 16:06:15   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
JoyV wrote:
I stand corrected. I think the main difference is the laws weren't being enforced and the zero tolerance order was to enforce at the maximum allowed. In fact Obama ordered CBP agents on the border to NOT detain those who hadn't committed another crime on US land, even known past violent criminals. Now instead of CBP visiting me to warn they are following a known violent illegal so I might want to hunker down, they apprehend all they find.

I certainly hope the Zero Tolerance Act becomes law.
I stand corrected. I think the main difference is... (show quote)



Yes, President Obama decision to concentrate on felony criminal and give the lower law offender a near pass, was open to criticize.. I can see both some good and some bad in the policy..

But as the current law goes way back.. for got the date.. but was 60/70 years or so..

It is very much past the time for sorting the laws and making things workable..

I think that is my biggest gripe about the immigrant problem.. Or maybe not..



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Apr 23, 2019 16:07:06   #
JoyV
 
permafrost wrote:
If it has been changed to a felony, please provide a link. i can find nothing that indecates it has been changed.. proposed, yes.. but not yet changed..

https://www.cnn.com/2017/02/24/politics/undocumented-immigrants-not-necessarily-criminal/index.html

Under federal law, it is a crime for anyone to enter into the US without the approval of an immigration officer -- it's a misdemeanor offense that carries fines and no more than six months in prison.

While Trump has often focused on immigrants who commit violent felonies while in the US, studies show those are actually the exception -- immigrant crime rates in several instances are actually lower than native US-born populations (with some exceptions).
So although there are more than 11 million unauthorized immigrants living in the US, they haven't all committed a crime just by being in the country.
If it has been changed to a felony, please provide... (show quote)


The 11.4 million figure was from the 2012 DHS report. But a Yale research team, who were trying to prove there were LESS than 11 million illegals, wound up with 22.1 million. https://insights.som.yale.edu/insights/yale-study-finds-twice-as-many-undocumented-immigrants-as-previous-estimates

And the actual study.
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0201193

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Apr 23, 2019 16:16:51   #
JoyV
 
permafrost wrote:
if you can find a way in which I can be selective on where my taxes are spent I will adore you for ever..

In present day, as always, I pay my full taxes with the expectation that I am paying for the things I want as well as some thing which are not my choice..
But clearly, I do not personally need to do what my taxes are targeted todo..

It is part of the allegiance I owe my country..
An oath made long ago..


When I said those who want them should pay, I was not referring to taxes. Those who want to prevent border enforcement, and cry that "they only want a better life"; should dip into their own pockets to support them!

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Apr 23, 2019 16:18:20   #
Texas Truth Loc: Behind Enemy Lines
 
permafrost wrote:
Yes, President Obama decision to concentrate on felony criminal and give the lower law offender a near pass, was open to criticize.. I can see both some good and some bad in the policy..

But as the current law goes way back.. for got the date.. but was 60/70 years or so..

It is very much past the time for sorting the laws and making things workable..

I think that is my biggest gripe about the immigrant problem.. Or maybe not..


And they are all liberals.

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