The dictionary definition: One who flees to a foreign country. In the year 1776, the people of our country, now the USA, had no place to flee to. They stayed and fought for what they felt was right and threw out the oppressors.
These refugees of today allowed the injustice to happen in their countries instead of staying and fighting for their rights. It seems presidential candidate Donald Trump is the only one that realizes that allowing thousands of illegals into our country can only mean bringing their problems here to the USA, hence the proposed wall.
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James Villiers
The dictionary definition: One who flees to a foreign country. In the year 1776, the people of our country, now the USA, had no place to flee to. They stayed and fought for what they felt was right and threw out the oppressors.
These refugees of today allowed the injustice to happen in their countries instead of staying and fighting for their rights. It seems presidential candidate Donald Trump is the only one that realizes that allowing thousands of illegals into our country can only mean bringing their problems here to the USA, hence the proposed wall.
Mexico allows these refugees through its southern border to travel throughout its country, up to the USA. If the Trump Wall should be built, it would mean Mexico would inherit this mass of illegals. If this proves right, watch for the mass deportations in Mexico and a similar type of wall erected on the Mexican southern border.
Europe is now in a quandary with the millions of refugees overrunning the continent. A message to all the refugees from one of our founding fathers: “Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it.” – Thomas Paine (17-37-1809)
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