KL Dubey wrote: ↑06 Sep 2024 02:06
Yes. These threads are now almost completely taken over by garbage posts unloading what is essentially propaganda without taking a closer look first. A sad state of affairs for BRF, regrettably.
The CA home loan program exists already and the proposed amendment would allow certain illegal immigrants to also apply for the loan, assuming they meet all the other qualifying conditions for a loan that a citizen/legal immigrant would have to meet.
A large number of illegal immigrants do pay taxes using an IRS-issued ITIN number, and are allowed to stay in the US under various specific programs. In CA, I believe more than $10 billion/yr total taxes (of which around $4 billion/yr are state and local taxes, and the rest federal) are paid by illegal immigrants although they do not get eligibility for many government social services.
Illegal immigration is illegal and unwanted.
Illegal immigration must carry a penalty at the end of the day. I don't believe in the "no human is illegal" slogans often found in CA. But given that such labor has become essential in much of the US, the state of CA is grappling with ways to provide basic services to such people who are a productive part of society (and are not engaged in "peacefool" activities).
This is a human-trafficking game. National sovereignty is being eroded by profiteers - both political and economic profiteers.
This is not the same situation as in Bharat. We have no shortage of domestic labor. Our border states are a result of giving away land in 1947, and not because we took it from some other country. All illegals in Bharat need to be deported unless they were escaping religious persecution in the neighboring countries.
Laws need to be reflect that reality, so that these persecuted people will no longer be categorized as illegal.
Also, it's probably safer to impose some kind of initial residency quotas, so that they don't excessively concentrate in just one place and destabilize it. They should be distributed across a region that's near where they came from, but not all in one spot. Those quota alotments can be in proportion to existing native population levels. Each district can take in a share of the refugees based on that district's pre-existing population level.
As for this Sree Iyer fellow, I have stopped watching most of his programs since he mostly spouts BS. I sometimes watch his Monday program with journalist Rajagopalan - who has credible information ("scoops") to share and is connected to government sources in New Delhi.
Yeah, I like Rajagopalan too, but there are plenty of other good guests.
I watch Sree Iyer on PGurus, Aadi Achint on DEF Talks, Sanjay Dixit on Jaipur Dialoagues, General P R Shankar on Gunner Shot, Major Guarav Arya on Chanakya Dialogues, Sham Sharma Show, Vikrant Joshi on Review Master Vikrant, Alpha Defense
I also like Judge Napolitano, Alex Christoforou, John Mearsheimer, Scott Ritter, Col. Douglas MacGregor, Col Daniel Davis, among others.