idk man Cruz seems kinda cool

Party allegiances aren't as rigid in the house as the senate

Reps from swing districts really have to watch themselves, unlike senators

Plus the die like fruit flies thanks to the term lengths

Rememeber the power of FREE SHIT

That 55 seat senate

can the house even do much?

Not anymore kiddo

At least Trump can blame everything on them

no i mean what is the job of the house?

i think they have budgetary powers

ah so they can stonewall the wall

Ironically the only people putting stones on the wall will be Democrats for the next 2 years.

They also vote on legislation, it goes to the house then they send it to the senate who change and vote on it. Then it goes back to the house to vote on the final bill

The senate is the only place where the repubs won

Best place to hold

Next time there will be more vulnereability

Whoops it’s 54 seat senate now

For the senate

this is typical though

Correct

If anything a Democratic house is good for Trump

usually, the party opposite the president wins the house in the midterms

He can blame them for everything going wrong

"but, but, muh fascism"

NEVADA JUST CAME IN

"My hands are tied folks, Nancy can't even remember my name" - <:covfefe:440543908846632980>

Haha

Nancy Pelosi pls sit on my face

What would you guys consider to be a first generation immigrant?
Someone who has emigrated to another country and now lives there, or someone who is the child of an immigrant and now is born and lives in the new country

the latter

Think is something like 1st generation born in the new country

There is no clear definition. Officially, it can apply to both cases. I just wanted to hear opinions and thoughts on it

Personally, I believe that a first generation immigrant is that who is the first generation of the family to move to the new host country, and sets up his life and family there for the unforeseeable future

This would also apply to the children if they happened to emigrate with the parents

This is just my opinion, I'm just curious to see what other people had to say about it

First gen is for sure the immigrant that immigrates right? I'm just not for the whole "piggy back on one green card" thing that is a problem at least from what I hear

Interesting. If a pregnant woman with another child moves and gives birth in the new country, one child would be first gen and the other second gen?

oooooh

So was the child born after the green card and move to the country?