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>as long as they don't use any social services. And just how do you intend to enforce that? It sounds nice, but we can't deal with fraud - let alone trying to
by EricE 6y ago
>as long as they don't use any social services.
And just how do you intend to enforce that? It sounds nice, but we can't deal with fraud - let alone trying to determine who should and shouldn't get something on that kind of scale.
How about the rest of the world adopting more of what makes people want to come to the US? Seems to be more rational (and sustainable) than advocating that everyone should just be able to come to the US.
- hnarn 6y agoThen don't enforce it and charge for it. As for your second point it's just so far off topic I won't warrant it with a response. I never even insinuated that the US is a model country.
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- yellowapple 6y ago> And just how do you intend to enforce that? You'd think a country with a budget of multiple trillions of dollars a year could afford some fingerprint readers and a SQL database.