Court says Canada's asylum agreement with US infringes Canadian Constitutional rights

[Labster]

There's a whole economic engine at the US-Mexico border.  Drugs and people are smuggled in, so the gangs and coyotes make money on both ends.  Once in the U.S., the drugs are sold, and used to buy guns.  These guns are smuggled into Mexico, arming the mafias and making everyone's lives worse.  Therefore, people want to leave their home country so they can have a stable job.  But guess who will bring you across the border?  Just like the previous massive human trafficking scheme America was complicit in, trade is a large driver of it.

If you want to stop the flow of immigrants, you need to make Mexico better.  Stop the demand for illegal drugs in the U.S., and you take out one leg.  Stop the flow of guns south, you take out another.  Give people a reason to stay, and they will.  Oh, and, incidentally, decriminalizing drugs and getting guns off the street make America a safer place too.  They keep saying that immigrants keep coming because they want to take what we have.  Have we considered just giving it to them?  What we have might not be all that expensive.

Honestly, I don't get why people are so afraid of Mexicans coming to America.  I've lived in a state with millions of illegals for almost my entire life, and I don't see the deleterious effects.  Everything seems fine to me.  Our inability to built enough housing has more to do with environmental regulations and AirBnB than immigrants.  And, honestly, I probably have more in common with them than I do with half of Americans.  I know people are afraid of the criminals who cross the border, but at this point, I'm more likely to be kidnapped by my own federal government than harmed by an illegal.

Like, what happened to Republicans?  I remember them all being up in arms about law enforcement overreach in Ruby Ridge and Malheur Wildlife Refuge.  I guess it's okay if the jack-booted thugs are owning the libs?