Small (100,000) California town considers backing mass deportations

[Seth Meyers blows pigs]

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — The city of El Cajon has a little more than 100,000 residents and is considered one of the most diverse in San Diego County.

Soon, it could be among of handful of California municipalities to support mass deportations.

On Tuesday night, the El Cajon City Council considered a motion to back mass deportations promised by the incoming Trump administration.

The state of California as well as many of its local governments, such as the city of Los Angeles and San Diego County, have passed resolutions denying any help and support for federal agencies involved in deportations.

When speakers opposed the proposed the idea out of concerns it would make migrants “pariahs and targets of hate,” the El Cajon City Council temporarily withdrew support of the resolution as it was written.

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Migrant advocates like Pedro Rios say such a motion will turn migrants into “outcasts.”

Biden avoids bump in illegal border crossings in December as term wraps up
“The way the language was presented in the resolution, it suggests that people should be scared of immigrants because they are criminals,” Rios said. “It would target them by other members of the community who believe immigrants are causing harm and need to be sanctioned by the city of El Cajon.”

They are criminals and there should be a bounty on them just like rats.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/small-california-town-considers-backing-mass-deportations/ar-AA1xjEep

[pothead]

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — The city of El Cajon has a little more than 100,000 residents and is considered one of the most diverse in San Diego County.
Soon, it could be among of handful of California municipalities to support mass deportations.
On Tuesday night, the El Cajon City Council considered a motion to back mass deportations promised by the incoming Trump administration.
The state of California as well as many of its local governments, such as the city of Los Angeles and San Diego County, have passed resolutions denying any help and support for federal agencies involved in deportations.
When speakers opposed the proposed the idea out of concerns it would make migrants “pariahs and targets of hate,” the El Cajon City Council temporarily withdrew support of the resolution as it was written.
Expand article logo Continue reading
Migrant advocates like Pedro Rios say such a motion will turn migrants into “outcasts.”
Biden avoids bump in illegal border crossings in December as term wraps up
“The way the language was presented in the resolution, it suggests that people should be scared of immigrants because they are criminals,” Rios said. “It would target them by other members of the community who believe immigrants are causing harm and need to be sanctioned by the city of El Cajon.”
They are criminals and there should be a bounty on them just like rats.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/small-california-town-considers-backing-mass-deportations/ar-AA1xjEep

We have to start somewhere no matter how small, it's still a beginning.

[Mitchell Holman]

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Post by Seth Meyers blows pigs
SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — The city of El Cajon has a little more
than 100,000 residents and is considered one of the most diverse in
San Diego County.
Soon, it could be among of handful of California municipalities to
support mass deportations.
On Tuesday night, the El Cajon City Council considered a motion to
back mass deportations promised by the incoming Trump administration.
The state of California as well as many of its local governments,
such as the city of Los Angeles and San Diego County, have passed
resolutions denying any help and support for federal agencies
involved in deportations.
When speakers opposed the proposed the idea out of concerns it would
make migrants “pariahs and targets of hate,” the El Cajon City
Council temporarily withdrew support of the resolution as it was
written.
Expand article logo Continue reading
Migrant advocates like Pedro Rios say such a motion will turn
migrants into “outcasts.”
Biden avoids bump in illegal border crossings in December as term
wraps up “The way the language was presented in the resolution, it
suggests that people should be scared of immigrants because they are
criminals,” Rios said. “It would target them by other members of
the community who believe immigrants are causing harm and need to be
sanctioned by the city of El Cajon.”
They are criminals and there should be a bounty on them just like rats.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/small-california-town-considers-back
ing-mass-deportations/ar-AA1xjEep

We have to start somewhere no matter how small, it's still a
beginning.

If you think grocery prices are high
now just wait until harvests collapse for
lack of anyone to do the work.




Florida's New Anti-Immigration Law Spells
Bad News for Agriculture
Jun 7, 2023

In fields across Florida, ripe tomatoes,
lettuces, and strawberries are rotting
away under the sun's relentless glare.
Around the state, untold numbers of
farmworkers have stopped showing up for
work, fearing discrimination and
deportation in the wake of a new state
law that aims to crack down on illegal
immigration.
https://ambrook.com/research/labor/desantis-immigration-H-2A-farmworkers-
florida
https://tinyurl.com/42e668a7

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Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by pothead

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — The city of El Cajon has a little more
than 100,000 residents and is considered one of the most diverse in
San Diego County.
Soon, it could be among of handful of California municipalities to
support mass deportations.
On Tuesday night, the El Cajon City Council considered a motion to
back mass deportations promised by the incoming Trump administration.
The state of California as well as many of its local governments,
such as the city of Los Angeles and San Diego County, have passed
resolutions denying any help and support for federal agencies
involved in deportations.
When speakers opposed the proposed the idea out of concerns it would
make migrants “pariahs and targets of hate,” the El Cajon City
Council temporarily withdrew support of the resolution as it was
written.
Expand article logo Continue reading
Migrant advocates like Pedro Rios say such a motion will turn
migrants into “outcasts.”
Biden avoids bump in illegal border crossings in December as term
wraps up “The way the language was presented in the resolution, it
suggests that people should be scared of immigrants because they are
criminals,” Rios said. “It would target them by other members of
the community who believe immigrants are causing harm and need to be
sanctioned by the city of El Cajon.”
They are criminals and there should be a bounty on them just like rats.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/small-california-town-considers-back
ing-mass-deportations/ar-AA1xjEep

We have to start somewhere no matter how small, it's still a
beginning.

If you think grocery prices are high
now just wait until harvests collapse for
lack of anyone to do the work.
Florida's New Anti-Immigration Law Spells
Bad News for Agriculture
Jun 7, 2023
In fields across Florida, ripe tomatoes,
lettuces, and strawberries are rotting
away under the sun's relentless glare.
Around the state, untold numbers of
farmworkers have stopped showing up for
work, fearing discrimination and
deportation in the wake of a new state
law that aims to crack down on illegal
immigration.
https://ambrook.com/research/labor/desantis-immigration-H-2A-farmworkers-
florida
https://tinyurl.com/42e668a7

The US has done just fine with mostly LEGAL immigration for some 200 years so I'm sure
we will continue to be fine.

[Siri Cruise]

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The US has done just fine with mostly LEGAL immigration for some 200 years so I'm sure
we will continue to be fine.

There was illegal immigration 200 years ago?