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As always

All information regarding this seems to be gone...

I have no references anymore.

Its weird, it is only centered around Mexico-United State illegal imigration.

well cant back up your facts if you cant find the infomation on it

The other nations that are part of illegal immigration drain is not gone.

id say that its unfortunate that they did this to you to suppress the information

others would have said that you are pulling info out of your ass and linked to fake news

Also I know it is not really helped that at one point the migrant workers who lived in Mexico could go to the US, work, & go back to Mexico, before they were just told they either stay, or they go back & never come back. As it turns out the migrants then just decided to be immigrants after that ultimatum.

I am just annoyed I can find any references anymore.

Facts that I seen and known about, now they are gone.

I had to delete all the references in my bookmarks because of this.

We need to enforce 1A in the internet

It is essential to our survival

The only reason it's even a question

What is a A1? Isn't that DVD region locking codes?

Is that all the other countries got internet at the same time.

Or, all of them with electricity.

First ammendment @da britian

make 1A worldwide

Obvious

It makes sense from a human stand point

Free speech to everyone

But it is from Top Right News.

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What is wrong with it

Wonder what happen to PEW.

Like TRN

Illegal immigrants... people who shouldn't be here in the first place.

Putting a 21.6 billion dollar drain on United States Economy.

That is a pretty hefty price tag to care for people who are NOT citizens.

Okay mark, how is a wall supposed to stop them being able to transfer money back to Mexico?

It doesn't stop them, it slows them down to a managable level.

Where we can actual handle the numbers of illegal immigrants coming in.

You erect a dam to hold back a flood water that will flood your town. A metaphor.

There is no way to completely stop illegal immigration, but we can manage it better by slowing it down to a trickle.

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It does not really, form the article Rouqen posted: https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2017/02/10/514172676/mexicans-in-the-u-s-are-sending-home-more-money-than-ever

Migration might have slow down, but it aint denting the the money transfers. The wall is going to barely put a dent in this problem of money getting sent to Mexico.

That money transfer is from people who are already inside.