Comments by "Machu Pikachu" (@machupikachu1085) on "New immigration has gone into effect in Florida" video.

  1. NO. You read 'Brown people' in that. That's on you. Illegal is illegal. Why don't these people apply legally? I'd just LOVE to hear your answer.
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  2.  @teresacastanedacastaneda6555  "There are many that have been here 20+ years ILLEGALLY and some know nothing where they come from. They are humans....people with no empathy are not nice people." There. Fixed it for you. You're welcome. :goodvibes:
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  3. So? No one says you have to buy that stuff. Vote with your wallet.
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  4. 'make mistakes' You mean "be convicted of a felony?" Because that is the ONLY way legal residents can even be considered for deportation. You honestly think that is unfair?
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  5. Those people won't. Other legal workers will.
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  6. Soo... you think the economy is more important than upholding Federal law? I see. Hey everyone, looks like we may have found an illegal drug dealer here. Breaking laws to make dem Bennies. Amirite?
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  7. Seriously.
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  8. No, genius. They can look for a job they want. They have that legal right, because they are here legally. Everyone loses a job. Even you, you smug, callous troll.
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  9. 1) This is NOT an immigration law. It is VALIDATING federal immigration status. 2) It does no such thing. Interstate commerce clause does not include protections for illegal workers. 3) It will NOT inhibit immigrants (by definition - of legal status - as others are NOT immigrants) on their ability to receive health care. It will almost certainly benefit them, as there are less people using the system and resources. But, you knew that, right? And finally, please explain how verifying legal immigration status at Florida hospitals will directly "put all Americans at risk." This ought to be good....
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  10.  @orogenicman  no, genius, you have to hit the 'expand' link to see my entire response. It's all there. See?? No 'edit' in my comment. There's correlating evidence to suggest that if you cannot read a connected response delivered in one piece, that it is unlikely that the minute and nuanced inner workings of Federal and State commerce laws will make sense to you as well - thus your perspective on the situation. Circling back to my question: So how does hospitals verifying immigration status affect every American again?
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  11. So...economy over following Federal law? WTF is wrong with you??
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  12.  @dingus6317  This!
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  13.  @darrylsheffield7102  Are you, you smug troll?
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  14.  @xwrtk  So you honestly think that people will be deported for finding out if certain services are available to them? Really? And no - people with temporary work status are not allowed to enroll in school, own a business, or own property. Why do you think that is?
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  15.  @xwrtk  so your aunt specifically told you that if someone with a temporary work status approaches her at the social security office, she is mandated to deport them? That seems sus. Also - you forgot to answer my question: 'And no - people with temporary work status are not allowed to enroll in school, own a business, or own property. Why do you think that is?'
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  16.  @xwrtk  So they are not allowed those benefits and are unable to own property or a business until they get their proper documents. Got it. So, circling around to your first statement: Why are those with temporary legal status feeling again? You said it yourself they are in no danger.
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  17.  @CWTS47DAB  hopefully they won't get it because, you know, they are here illegally.
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  18. then they don't need jobs then, do they?
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  19.  @lapatabelluda2240  and you would, big mouth?
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