Introduction

President Donald Trump's policy on border security and illegal immigrants has been a subject of considerable debate and criticism. Critics argue that the progressive/socialist party, despite operating under the Democratic party banner, has failed to control the flow of immigrants across borders. This article will delve into some of the key arguments made by Trump supporters and analyze the broader implications of these policies.

Trump's Border Security Claims

President Trump asserts that the progressive/socialist party within the Democratic party not only fails to impede illegal immigration but actually encourages it. According to Trump supporters, the ultimate goal of this party is to gain total or near-total control of the country. This requires keeping the border as open as possible.

Trump emphasizes the potential role of a secure wall in addressing illegal immigration. While he acknowledges that a wall alone may not be the entire solution, he argues that it would be a crucial tool in reducing illegal crossings. The suggestion that a wall could be breached in ten minutes by an oxy acetylene torch highlights the perceived vulnerability of such physical barriers.

The Criticism of a Secure Wall and Overtime Work

Critics argue that the idea of building a secure wall is undermined by the employment practices of industries like 45's (likely referring to Donald Trump), who use undocumented workers. They claim that a wall is merely a means to generate more revenue through the construction process.

Some have suggested an alternative approach, namely strengthening the legal system to deter illegal immigration. For instance, they propose a law similar to those dealing with drug smuggling, imposing long prison sentences and the loss of property for individuals hiring undocumented workers.

Biden's Impact on Immigration Policy

President Biden has faced harsh criticism for the surge in illegal immigration that followed his presidency. Trump supporters argue that Biden destroyed a decent policy that previously helped control illegal crossings. They advocate for stricter policies, such as mandating that immigrants return to their nearest countries and stay in Mexico until they have completed all necessary procedures, including health checks and felony screenings.

The comparison with the Trump era is stark, as his administration saw the lowest number of illegal crossings, whereas Biden's presidency recorded the highest number. The argument is that Biden’s actions have been responsible for this increase and that he should be impeached for this alone.

Immigration Policies and Their Consequences

Biden's immigration policies are further criticized for their impact on both the U.S. and global situations. The removal of the Remain in Mexico policy has led to a significant increase in illegal immigration. Aspiring immigrants now have the opportunity to remain in Mexico while their asylum claims are processed, resulting in a burden on Mexican cities and local governments.

The actions taken by the Biden administration have also tied the hands of border patrol in apprehending and deporting undocumented immigrants. This has been seen as a significant step backward from previous administrations. Additionally, the cessation of border wall construction and the proposed legislation to give voting rights to undocumented immigrants are viewed as further legitimizing illegal immigration.

Financial and Social Costs of Illegal Immigration

The support for illegal immigration is argued to be financially and socially costly for the United States. Estimates suggest that the illegal immigrant population in the U.S. has skyrocketed, adding a staggering 3.5 million to an already existing 7 million, primarily within the first two years of Biden's presidency.

The increased illegal immigration has led to a 11x increase in border crossings, marking the largest increase in border patrol's 92-year history. This has correlated with a surge in crime across various regions, with many cartels and criminals entering the country and preying on U.S. citizens.

The financial costs of supporting these immigrants, estimated at $358 billion annually, have also been highlighted. Moreover, the notion that Biden should be charged with treason and sent to prison underscores the severity of the perceived implications of his policies.

In conclusion, the debates over border security and illegal immigration under Trump and Biden reflect deep divisions within the U.S. political landscape. The arguments presented here offer a glimpse into the complex challenges and political landscapes surrounding these contentious issues.