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Slack.com slash DHQ. Well, Congress has begun a debate on the deferred action for childhood

arrivals. That's DACA or dreamers. You may not have realized that Congress was allowed

to debate things. The Constitution, of course, decrees that, quote, can't Congress shall

gather to investigate people, investigating other people who are investigating the investigations

by Congress, which will then be investigated. Unquote. But sure, if you want to debate

stuff now and then or pass a law or something, knock yourself out. So, Congress will discuss

what we're going to do with all these people who entered the country legally. Here's

a one-down of the arguments on both sides. The Republicans feel that the nation's borders

need to be secure. Borders define a nation and without them the nation essentially vanishes.

The Democrats feel that Americans who are already here have come to know the Democrats too

well and therefore will no longer vote for them so they need to bring in some ignorant

strangers fast, where they'll lose their offices and limousines so shut up. You're a racist.

The Republicans say that the American people are generous in allowing newcomers, but that

generosity has been abused by illegals. And it's time to enforce the rule of law on which

free nations depend. The Democrats make a high-pitched screen noise until no one can think

and everyone has a headache, then they point to dissadlooking Mexican child and say

shut up. You're a racist. The Republicans feel that there should be restrictions on immigrants

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