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a reply to: chr0naut

It's not your beloved globalism genius.
America First.
Not Australia or New Zealand or whichever breast you choose to suckle this week

America first.

originally posted by: Breakthestreak
In New Zealand. If someone sneaks into the country, (you know, illegally entering without using the proper legal channels available ) and are caught, they are deported.
For some reason New Zealand wants people to present a passport or some form of documentation or application when they enter the country. How fascist.

Those who are caught illegally entering are NOT offered a lifetime of welfare. They are NOT given a home or any benefits whatsoever.

They are deported.

But if the United States does that: Orange man bad.

I didn't apply to enter New Zealand.

I just got on a 'plane with my Aussie passport and arrived.

Got my passport looked at (they don't even stamp them any more) went through the customs scan, picked up my bags and walked.

Been living here since. Work here, own property here, taught here, vote here, pay taxes, receive medical services, contribute time, effort and money to public works and charities and even helped start up a political party that was in coalition government until recently.

All legal. Totally different situation to the US.

a reply to: chr0naut

You fled kangaroos. A valid asylum claim no matter how you look at it.

a reply to: Phage

Wasn't that Emu?

a reply to: chr0naut

So you’re saying it’s ok to get on a boat, go ashore WTHOUT letting the authorities know about it and that’s it, you’re allowed to stay.

Just like leftists want the United States to do?

Wrong. EVERY COUNTRY ON EARTH deports Illegal aliens.

Every. Single. One.

The United States does too and should always continue to do so.

Don’t ‘sneak’ in. How hard is that to comprehend?

a reply to: Breakthestreak

The United States does too and should always continue to do so.

By law, the United States cannot deport asylum seekers without due process. No matter where or how they enter the country.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Breakthestreak

The United States does too and should always continue to do so.

By law, the United States cannot deport asylum seekers without due process. No matter where or how they enter the country.

And all of a sudden those who sneak across the border under cover of darkness are ‘asylum seekers’.

Nice try.

a reply to: chr0naut

I am an Australian citizen.

a reply to: Breakthestreak

And all of a sudden those who sneak across the border under cover of darkness are ‘asylum seekers’.

If they request asylum, they are. By law.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Breakthestreak

The United States does too and should always continue to do so.

By law, the United States cannot deport asylum seekers without due process. No matter where or how they enter the country.

I might move to China. By flying to Mongolia, sneaking across the border and then lie to the authorities by saying ‘I’m an asylum seeker’.

Or maybe just stay there for twenty years and then when I’m caught and processed for deportation I’ll just scream ‘racist’ and be allowed to stay, benefits for life.

Oh that’s right, ONLY the United States is expected to be so pathetic as to allow that to happen.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Breakthestreak

And all of a sudden those who sneak across the border under cover of darkness are ‘asylum seekers’.

If they request asylum, they are. By law.

And if they don’t? If they simply sneak in a start living there, they’re illegal aliens and are subject to immediate deportation.

As they should be.

Like in EVERY country on Earth

a reply to: Breakthestreak

I might move to China. By flying to Mongolia, sneaking across the border and then lie to the authorities by saying ‘I’m an asylum seeker’.

Maybe. I'm not familiar with Chinese asylum law.

And if they don’t? If they simply sneak in a start living there, they’re illegal aliens and are subject to immediate deportation.

Yup. Along with those who overstay their visas or commit crimes while in the country legally. But there is that pesky due process thing.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Breakthestreak

And all of a sudden those who sneak across the border under cover of darkness are ‘asylum seekers’.

If they request asylum, they are. By law.

Just because they want to identify as "asylum seekers" doesnt mean they legitimately are such. I'd ask how thick you are but we've already been over this many times, you always tuck tail.

a reply to: Phage

That’s true. The due process is ALWAYS : “you entered illegally, goodbye”.

Which is a good thing. Not a bad thing.

And ‘asylum’ is never guaranteed. Especially if you don’t qualify for asylum. Due process is a good thing here too. Those who do not qualify, do NOT get granted asylum.

Like in every single country on Earth

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: chr0naut

You fled kangaroos. A valid asylum claim no matter how you look at it.

Believe it or not, it was a crime and drug culture that was worsening.

One day at the local railway station in Sydney I counted 30 discarded syringes down by the tracks and several syringes had also been discovered in my very young children's school playground.

The mum who gave our kids after school care got car-jacked at gunpoint.

Someone anonymously threatened to blow up my house.

Things were spiraling out of control and I already owned land in NZ. So I arranged to be made redundant from work, took my 'handshake' money and migrated.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

Just because they want to identify as "asylum seekers" doesnt mean they legitimately are such.

Correct.

I'd ask how thick you are but we've already been over this many times, you always tuck tail.

You, of course, are brilliant. Prove it. Applying for asylum is one thing, recieving it is something altogether different. Due process. Pesky.

a reply to: Breakthestreak

That’s true. The due process is ALWAYS : “you entered illegally, goodbye”.

Unless, of course, one requests asylum.

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: chr0naut

You fled kangaroos. A valid asylum claim no matter how you look at it.

Believe it or not, it was a crime and drug culture that was worsening.

One day at the local railway station in Sydney I counted 30 discarded syringes down by the tracks and several syringes had also been discovered in my very young children's school playground.

The mum who gave our kids after school care got car-jacked at gunpoint.

Someone anonymously threatened to blow up my house.

Things were spiraling out of control and I already owned land in NZ. So I arranged to be made redundant from work, took my 'handshake' money and migrated.

Legally.

How strange.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Breakthestreak

That’s true. The due process is ALWAYS : “you entered illegally, goodbye”.

Unless, of course, one requests asylum.

Which WILL be denied if they don’t qualify. Pesky process huh?