It is for some.. For others, it’s solving a long-festering mess. Combine the two - ya get trump … maybe eight years of

I am a legal alien and am angry about illegal aliens influx by crossing the borders based on today's laws. I followed every law and rule on the books and came to realize that I paid heavy price. It makes me upset.

All humanity has immigrated, even the first ‘American’s.’ Nations need sovereignty, or they’re nothing.. The USA has consistently taken in more legal immigrants every year than any other nation for ..decades.

I can tell ya something else.. Your nation has rules on immigration, too. I looked. And your history with regard to indigenous peoples should have you slinking back to England… PS I’m part Choctaw ~

@St-Sinner There is nothing but nothing to flee war and injustice, nothing.

@St-Sinner, @Varn Yes, Australia has a very bad record when it comes to native aborigines, unfortunately. You are not telling me anything I don't already know and something I shall tell you is that our government is treating refugees abysmally at the moment too. I am ashamed of what they are doing. When you talk about the first Americans having immigrated, that may be so, however there is no history about where from and when, they certainly where there before all the "whites" came and stole their land, and when you are talking about sovereignty and being nothing I cannot fully agree there because what does it really mean. A lot of the immigrants that are in the US are there because the US went into their countries and made wars or regime changes.

@Jolanta Our Natives, or ‘Indians’ fought, tortured, enslaved, and stole land from neighboring tribes. Eager to obtain knives & guns to kill their neighbors, they simply met more than their match from Europe.

Many immigrants, legal immigrants in the USA were allowed in because they are/ were ‘christians,’ claiming ‘religious persecution’ in their native nations. Makes me sick.. I’ve met many an interesting ‘new citizen,’ only to find they’re deep into religion ..their ticket in.

The US has definitely ..messed with the leadership of nations, usually during a presidential administration unfriendly our own as well. But by invading our nation ...decades after.. two wrongs don’t make it right.

And what’s a nation without borders? Guess yours is prettymuch ‘an island,’ so you’ve a bit more protection from caravans.. We don’t, and the damage is both recognized, and ongoing. My appreciation to the original poster here - it takes more courage than most have to bring up an uncomfortable fact amid those whom it takes no courage to rudely dismiss.

@Jolanta Yur all over the place, leading me to believe, you’re going nowhere. I live here, and am looking to protect our sovereignty.

@Varn Oh yeah protect your sovereignty have worked out so good for native Indians.

Excellent platform. So, did you vote for trump? Long active, actually a ‘charter member,’ of a west coast ‘immigration reform group,’ members were encouraged to support trump.

Though I watched HRC admit she was ‘for open borders,’ (no doubt pushed by Bernie), I voted for her anyway, as I will the eventual Democrat presidential candidate. Illegal immigration is long long overdue … but too much more was - and will be at stake to vote for a candidate over a ‘single issue’ … even one I’ve advocated for ..for decades…

@Varn
No, I did not vote for Trump, I never thought I would. I am a liberal but if Trump continues his immigration control as he is doing, I will vote for him. I think Trump can and most likely win in 2020 on immigration alone. Democrats cannot get that in their heads. They are still playing by old and outdated playbooks of policy wonking. Nobody cares about foreign policy now when our own house is on fire.

I was so turned off by HRC that stayed out in 2016.

@St-Sinner I appreciate your integrity.