So It's okay to get them outta here as long as you do it quietly? 
Political gurus help me out. Bill Clinton & Obama deported more people than any other president. How come they don't get hate for that?
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Cause we liked them
thelonious21
I like my women tall
I hear this alot too.. as far as Obeezy being the MJ of that deporting illegals shyt..
But .. i guess the "how" is different..
I dont think he had ICE running up on you at your mom's funeral and shyt
But .. i guess the "how" is different..
I dont think he had ICE running up on you at your mom's funeral and shyt
malbaker86
Gators
This is actually the right answer
It’s about the process
Obama wasn’t removing kids from middle school
Obama wasn’t removing kids from middle school
CreepyMcCreeperson
Veteran
Social media wasn’t a thing back then. People may have been outraged, but you didn’t hear about it. And cable news wasn’t as popular back then. It used to be Eyewitness News at 5pm, after Oprah. Now, you have to try to escape the news.
It's how you do it.
Trump a diehard racist and his fanbase so he plays into the media and the drama.
Trump a diehard racist and his fanbase so he plays into the media and the drama.
3 million over 2 terms
Clinton 2 million over 2 terms
Trump had 1.5 million in his first term
Orange face will by pass that within 6 months
Clinton 2 million over 2 terms
Trump had 1.5 million in his first term
Orange face will by pass that within 6 months
So all the people in the streets fighting for illegals to stay don't really care about the people, just the process?
And y'all are correct, im just playing a little devils advocate. But this really does show the power of the media and the things they focus on you to care about.
Article from 2014
"Since President Obama assumed office, he has deported more than 2 million human beings -- husbands and wives, mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters. In March, the president looked as if he couldn't stomach his deportation record any longer, ordering his new head of homeland security to review how the White House could make the nation's deportation policies more "humane."
Maybe the deporter-in-chief would be the reformer-in-chief after all.
But in late May, President Obama delayed the review in the belief he could get House Republicans to come to the table and agree on immigration reform before Congress recesses for August. By doing so, the pace of the deportation machine will keep churning, grinding up thousands and thousands of more lives for a gamble whose odds of success are about as long as the fences erected across the Southwest border. This will only reinforce the schizophrenic "We don't want them here, but we need them here" mindset that exploits undocumented workers' labor without any sense of fairness or gratitude for their contributions to our prosperity."
The process has never been Humane.
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
Da Bull Ace
All Star
Because he wasnt calling them murderers and rapists