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Jesus would not seek to use the government to force U.S. citizens to deprive their own children's dreams and aspirations in order to pay for illegal aliens who are fleeing the responsibility of reforming their own countries and later to incarcerate them when they drop out of school and become criminals like so many millions of illegal aliens (and their anchors) have already done fueling street gangs, cartels, and prison gangs from one end of the country to the other after completely bypassing an immigration system designed to enculturate them and make the them productive citizens rather than an expensive drain on a nation deeply in debt, running an enormous annual deficit dominated by federal welfare programs, and experiencing the worst domestic labor market since the Great Depression.
Ancient Israel had very tough illegal alien laws which they rigorously enforced though, of course, they were also simultaneously accepting of visiting foreigners who legally visited and those who immigrated legally though both groups were expected to abide under ancient Israel’s laws and respect its customs. Furthermore, sojourners could expect to receive basic justice but not the full privileges of an Israelite. Jesus never spoke against ancient Israel's immigration system, not once.
It's easy for you to hand out other people's money to enable an act of cowardice (e.g. running away from your country to live off someone else's welfare, degrade their public education system even further than has already occurred with respect to illegal immigration and anchors, produce future gang bangers and criminal dropouts, and wave the flag of the nation you ran away from proudly while burning the flag of the people whose tax money you took, etc...); but that doesn't make it morally right or something that Jesus would advocate.
The situation in the U.S. today reminds me of the massive waves of immigrants invading the Roman Empire in the fourth century which ultimately led to the fall of Rome. Pagans wrongly blamed the fall on Christians (not to mention a few modern and post-modern scholars), to which St. Augustine replied in City of God that Christians were not to blame and that Christians did and should defend Rome against foreign invasions.
As Christians have a duty towards their ancestral lands, so they should defend their lands against invaders (some of whom were and are Christian and some who were and are not). When the Muslims and their paid mercenary hordes invaded Europe, Charles Martel took St Augustine's advice to heart and defended his ancestral lands from the Muslim invaders. He did not make excuses nor relish in politically correct rhetoric. Instead, he acted to save his people and ancestral traditions from destruction ushering in a new Holy Roman Empire that brought enlightenment, classical liberalism, modern science, etc... etc... etc... ALL of the things we enjoy today.
If it weren't for Christian men like him, you'd be bowing five times a day to Allah under sharia most likely as a castrated slave. So count your blessings and do your part.
Ancient Israel had very tough illegal alien laws which they rigorously enforced though, of course, they were also simultaneously accepting of visiting foreigners who legally visited and those who immigrated legally though both groups were expected to abide under ancient Israel’s laws and respect its customs. Furthermore, sojourners could expect to receive basic justice but not the full privileges of an Israelite. Jesus never spoke against ancient Israel's immigration system, not once.
It's easy for you to hand out other people's money to enable an act of cowardice (e.g. running away from your country to live off someone else's welfare, degrade their public education system even further than has already occurred with respect to illegal immigration and anchors, produce future gang bangers and criminal dropouts, and wave the flag of the nation you ran away from proudly while burning the flag of the people whose tax money you took, etc...); but that doesn't make it morally right or something that Jesus would advocate.
The situation in the U.S. today reminds me of the massive waves of immigrants invading the Roman Empire in the fourth century which ultimately led to the fall of Rome. Pagans wrongly blamed the fall on Christians (not to mention a few modern and post-modern scholars), to which St. Augustine replied in City of God that Christians were not to blame and that Christians did and should defend Rome against foreign invasions.
As Christians have a duty towards their ancestral lands, so they should defend their lands against invaders (some of whom were and are Christian and some who were and are not). When the Muslims and their paid mercenary hordes invaded Europe, Charles Martel took St Augustine's advice to heart and defended his ancestral lands from the Muslim invaders. He did not make excuses nor relish in politically correct rhetoric. Instead, he acted to save his people and ancestral traditions from destruction ushering in a new Holy Roman Empire that brought enlightenment, classical liberalism, modern science, etc... etc... etc... ALL of the things we enjoy today.
If it weren't for Christian men like him, you'd be bowing five times a day to Allah under sharia most likely as a castrated slave. So count your blessings and do your part.
These kids came by our president's invitation and his abuse of a law passed by Congress to help kids who were victims of violence and slave trade. In actuality what our president did in trying to act political again, is to place all of these kids IN danger for their more than 20 day journey TO the USA.
While there may be some truth in this, to me the biggest problem is our country niot willing to stand behind the laws they make.
If they are illegal, prosecute them.
If you want their status to change, change the law, put your name and reputation on a bill and do it, instead of saying to whomever is listening...to us our laws mean nothing.
Great way to show strength in this terrorist saturated culture we live in.
idiots
If they are illegal, prosecute them.
If you want their status to change, change the law, put your name and reputation on a bill and do it, instead of saying to whomever is listening...to us our laws mean nothing.
Great way to show strength in this terrorist saturated culture we live in.
idiots
Karl Marx and christianity have little in common.
You see kids....and you explode with compassion...ok...where was that compassion when our president inv ited them to come here causing them to endure a terribly dangerous trip?
Where is our great president who seems to swing his pen to almost everything but does nothing to help Mexico get over its internal struggles?
Where is he when on the border of Arizona there are more federal crimes commited than NYC?
You see kids....and you explode with compassion...ok...where was that compassion when our president inv ited them to come here causing them to endure a terribly dangerous trip?
Where is our great president who seems to swing his pen to almost everything but does nothing to help Mexico get over its internal struggles?
Where is he when on the border of Arizona there are more federal crimes commited than NYC?
