American "Family Values" on full display.

[glenn1]

Ain't that what Jesus would do?

He told people to obey the law and accepted his punishment when given to him. Whether we should repeal our immigration laws or radically change them is an entirely different argument than should we enforce them in the meantime. It's both completely disingenuous and frankly immoral to selectively enforce immigration laws, tacitly saying that if you've been here for long enough without being caught we'll let you stay but if you get caught right away then we'll send you back. Progressives don't want to support outright open borders even though it's far more moral than their current policies because they'd lose an important source of power over and (they think, wrongly) future votes from their slave labor class.

 

[woolfe9998]

"Family values" as supported by conservatives never had anything to do with compassion for others so far as I recall. It was always a series of "thou shalt nots" taken from their scripture, essentially an authoritarian idea. So at least they're not being inconsistent in their rhetoric. Tolerating Trump's philandering is where they're being inconsistent on "family values."

 

[Xellos2099]

Maybe if they don;t enter the country illegally it won't have happen

 

[hal2kilo]

Maybe if they don;t enter the country illegally it won't have happen

How are these people entering the country illegally at a border crossing?

 

[IronWing]

How are these people entering the country illegally at a border crossing?

Hush adult, the children are talking.