1. he didn't
2. neither did Bush even when he instituted a similar 0 tolerance policy in '05 he granted an exemption for adults travelling with children
3. even if Barry O did given the Trump administration's raison d'etre is to reverse the mistakes of the Obama regime the whole 'not separating children from their parents' thing is a mighty strange line to draw while throwing up one's hands saying it's always been this way after withdrawing from the Paris Accords, getting rid of environmental protection regulations, withdrawing from the Iran Deal, etc etc
My boss is a strange case. He's really good to us. Never yells or does stupid shit like throw things or have an attitude because of out of work things. He is good to customers and is known and respected in the community. But he'll say things like above, calls the NBA in it's entirety a league of criminals and thugs, and other things that would classify probably as insensitive and/or racist (at a high school basketball game he described the opposing team's cheerleaders routine as doing a "jungle dance" that was embarrassing to see).
He genuinely feels Trump is a warrior who stands up for things others are to scared to and he will bring America back to prominence because he's not afraid to say and do what past presidents wouldn't do. And my coworkers are parrots who just nod and say whatever he says regarding any and everything. I feel like I'm Will Ferrell in that I'm taking crazy pills.
Do his workers represent America's demographics? Or the local area's?
Is he just good enough of a person to be a decent boss to white people?
Perhaps the sum of his educations and his experiences has left him lacking in this area. It's unfortunate. And yet with Trump, we ought do our best to blame the leaders and not the followers.
Here is a breakdown of my city's demographic:
White: 73.87%
Black: 19.70%
Hispanic/Latino: 4.05%
Asian: 0.51%
Pacific Islander: 0.04%
Two or more races: 3.67%
People of his level in our company regarding our region are all white. In our city, all of my peers for my specific company are all white.
I have no doubt in my mind if we had a person of any other ethnicity in our office things that get said now would stop. And I agree, it's the leaders fault.
https://www.npr.org/2018/06/20/62179...bills-can-pass
Trump to sign a "pre-emptive" order to end the separation of kids from families until congress can work out a bill that will pass.
So Trump creates terrible policy, spends a couple weeks fucking up families because it's the law and we have to, then signs order to end his terrible policy? Can't wait to see Fox call him a hero for ending a terrible Obama era democratic policy to separate families.
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/0...can-candidates
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/0...isit-to-duluth
Trump will be in MN today around 5:30 PM ET with a rally at 7:30 PM ET. He will be touting his commitment to steel workers in the Iron Range thanks to his tariffs. He will also have a non-political round-table at an undisclosed location with local leaders and republican loyalists. During his time in the state, one of US' busiest ports in Duluth will be closed to provide extra security to the Pres.
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2018/0...rally-in-fargo
Trump rally announced for Fargo, ND on June 27th at 8 PM ET to drum up support in the northern oil country.
I don't disagree with you, but there is more to it. Maybe should've said more. For instance, his youngest just graduations high school. The food was provided by a group of Mexicans from his church. He has nothing but nice to say (yeah yeah I know why). He also talked about how his youngest dated a very beautiful Hispanic girl. He also knows my wife is Filipino and is very nice to her. Yeah things could be said behind closed doors and probably are.
I guess my point is I just can't understand acting like that. I probably am thinking too hard about it and the simple fact is he's a racist where he sees fit or something. I just don't understand that mentality.
he's racist but makes personal exceptions
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44552852
This didn't come without drama;
"We are going to keep families together," said Mr Trump.
He added: "If you're really, really pathetically weak the country is going to be overrun with millions of people.
"And if you're strong then you don't have any heart. It's a tough dilemma. Perhaps I'd rather be strong."
The president also said he was postponing a bipartisan congressional picnic scheduled for Thursday "because it didn't feel right to me".
You ain't wrong. Some days more than others it's tough to deal with because my two best friends are black and I've seen them go through some things and we've had the conversation how it seems absolutely crazy that in 2018 we seem to be regressing in regards to the issue of racism in this country.
I recently drove from San Antonio to Arkansas and there is miles and miles of land not being used. I've also seen storage buildings being built all over the place. So we are fucking building storage buildings so people can store shit they don't fucking need, and land not being used, and have actual living human beings with no place to go? WTF
Awhile back when Trump started the entire no fly for certain people my wife and I had a very real conversation. My wife next year has to apply for citizenship (she had her green card before we met). She came to me asking what we will do if she is not accepted. I told her we'll cross that bridge when we reach it.
I try not to read the news and look at these threads because of the negativity and what not. I know that may be viewed as me being stupid and putting my head in the sand. With this recent event regarding the kids it has made me think about our future and what may happen to my wife. I have no ties besides my best friend of 16 years and would have no problem moving just about anywhere. It's crazy to think that may happen.
I may be wrong but I thought you were pretty set for citizenship once you got your greencard? Just need time to pass.
I went through it too but as a kid so my dad did all the work pretty much.