bitch

u ain't know jesus

those people man, @GrandxSlam you listen to them they are entitled and disgusting

@GrandxSlam wait didnt they just turn around

with only a few straggleres remaining

just shoot the rest like every other fucking country does to illegal invaders

a break-off group did

this is the main one

they came back

trump said if it keeps getting worse and mexico doesnt do shit then he'll shut the border down

god i wish

yup they are crossing the border

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they are climbing over it and trying to break a part off

there's no enough man power to stop them

yet

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pew pew pew

LOL when you see it you will know

hint: it's blue

>israel

classic

they broke the fence

now they are swarming in

wheres that, @GrandxSlam ?

why the fuck cant we literally carpet bomb these taconiggers?

LITERAL foreign invaders

what the fuck

into mexico i think

Trump said he wanted to stop them

What's going on

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/may/30/illegal-immigrant-children-cost-taxpayers-670-day/

based and epic

Far from cages: Feds pay $670 a day to make unaccompanied alien children 'comfortable'

yeah there's a lot

The image of two illegal immigrant children sleeping on the floor in a chain-link fence “cage” swept the internet last weekend, sparking misdirected anger from activists who blamed President Trump for the conditions — which were actually from 2014, when the photo was taken, under President Obama.

Here is another image: illegal immigrant children set up in comfy dormitories, coloring with “multicultural crayons,” watching their favorite soccer teams from back home on the extensive cable system, even kicking the ball around themselves on a beautiful new soccer field — all paid for by taxpayers.

more than 2k

There’s “Spanish language yoga” for those that want it and trips to go bowling, to visit museums and even to hit up the amusement park, at $49 a ticket, also on taxpayers’ tab. The children chow on three meals a day plus snacks, since federal rules say they must be fed “until they are full.”

Both images are accurate: two distinct snapshots of different parts of the massive U.S. immigration system that handles hundreds of thousands of unaccompanied alien children, or UAC, who have streamed over the border over the past five years, challenging first the Obama administration and now Mr. Trump.