The roads heading back into Mexico are jammed
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i guess they won't be making any more payments on those vehicles.
...you read my mind...
my chinese neighbor just bought a rolex and a 70k suv, his house is shit. Not sure how he would get the suv back to china, probably not too difficult.
not sure he will even be able to pay the chinese import taxes on an suv...
send it back to his village in a shipping container is my guess
if it arrives in china, and he cannot pay the import tax on it (as much as 200% in some cases) they crush it, which is my understanding. I would assume the chinese guy is just leasing it with no intention of paying the bill in the end...
He wants to be seen as a high roller I suppose, but the pile of broken appliances in the driveway is much closer to reality. Would be funny if he paid to ship the car and they crushed it.
...filed under "Highly Possible"...
Ahh, but they may not know about the GPS tracking, cellular data, and remote disable capability that is designed right into new automobile systems. The finance company can remotely disable the vehicle, if payments are missed.
If Trump can eliminate the CIA/Mossad terrorism and election fraud in the home countries of these people, I suspect many would be happy to return.
Declaring the cartels as enemies of the state is a great way to start.
They are deporting themselves.
No more free money.
Look at that, they walked here with nothing and in a short time they leave with new pick up trucks loaded with new stuff all on our dime.
Going by that video "what new pick up trucks"? Every vehicle I saw in the clip looked to be several years old at minimum. The one right in front of us as the start is a model from over 10 years ago with cheap aftermarket taillights and a massive dent in the tailgate. Yeah they did get a lot of freebies on our dime and probably used some of that money to buy these vehicles but be honest those are pretty much all beaters in that video.
Beaters that a teenager could have purchased as their first car.
Or someone that needed a cheap work truck to start or maintain a business.
The effects of illegal immigration go far beyond just the momentary and housing issues.
There are countless ripple effects, too.
New to them.
New to them. They didn't drive them here.
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End the ability to work here and send the cash home through Western Union and many, if not most, of those here that are criminals only through their illegal arrival, return home. They work here, send money home and retire back to Mexico to live like kings. Ive seen it happen with those working for me. And both of them were here legally to begin with. But they never had any intention of staying.
I too have witnessed this. Had some Hispanics come up for summer seasonal work then went back to Mexico in the winter to run the shrimping boat. They did this for several years. They spoke English, were (mostly) legal, and hard workers that never complained. But yea, they would cash their check, take what they needed to survive and sent the rest back to their wives and kids. I'm sure they were pretty well off down south.
If you wonder why our used vehicle market has been empty as of the past few years well here is your answer. They forced us to buy/lease newer vehicles while the illegals took all the used.
I wonder how many slum lords getting that government assistance rental check are crying in their beer? Kek
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good fucking riddance
This is the way
AFUERA!!!!!!
If you want to keep any of your stuff, you better self deport.
My two cents is telling me, these illegals don’t have more money, it was stopped by President Trump administration. No more cash, food stamps or medical so they do not have a choice or they will starve to death.
Don't let the gate hit your ass on the way through!
They are going home. Many just work here.
I hope the government is keeping track of those numbers. I have a bet that over 1 million will be deported by the end of the year.
It is funny how they came on foot and are leaving via automobile???
Does anyone here know if people/private automobiles are allowed to travel into the US with Mexico license plates? In my small Missouri town, several years ago, I was walking my dog on our routine daily walk and saw several vehicles in front of a house with Mexico license plates. I began to wonder, do those plates get logged when crossing the border, if not and a person in the vehicle was involved in a crime such as hit and run or other, how do we find out the owner of the car? Do we have access to their license data to find the owner of a car? Just something I've wondered about. Also why do some Hispanics hyphenate their last name? Does it have something to do with their immigration status?
Last year in Illinois I saw a car with Mexico plates. I have occasionally seen Canadian plates around here but never a Mexico plate before in my life.
Hyphenated last names is not solely a Hispanic thing, I've seen it plenty times with whites. Usually it's because the wife didn't want to drop her maiden name entirely and sometimes it ends there with her sometimes it gets carried on by the kids depending on her agreement with the father.
I'm talking men and women with hyphenated names, say Mendoza Perez for example. They come to our hospitals.
Traditionally the surname is father's surname followed by mother's maiden surname and if it is a married woman she would have husbands surname added, I believe from the husbands father's surname. It can get confusing.
As far as license plates, I can't answer that other than if it were a major crime you could bet they (they) could find whomever they want. Everything is monitored these days.
Yeah that not confusing. My maiden name is Lake. So Drake-Lake? Yeah I’d sign on for that. /sarc