I've got it!

[BrokenQuill92]

If America takes in 100,00 refugees and divided them up equally over 50 states you'd have 2000 per state then divide by at least 5 major cities per state that's only 400 people a city. I'm not sure why this is causing such a fuss. And I'm sure we can find at least 200 families per city willing to take in a refugee, maybe even compensate them for their help.

[ignoramus]

As long as you allow them to become true Americans.
Give them automatic rifles to protect themselves from you know, terrorists, etc.

[ignoramus]

Fuck, I did a good job killing this thread! Sorry BQ!

[Reforged]

Remember kids, if you've got it too be safe and be considerate.
Use protection.

[Fake Messiah]

Good plan, Brokenquill92, maybe you could talk to Obama? You know he has been dubbed the “Deporter in Chief” for the record number of detainees his administration has forcibly removed from the country. The Migration Policy Institute (MPI) issued a 2014 report noting that, in his first five years in power, Obama deported over 1.9 million people—nearly as many as the Bush administration had deported in its two terms in office (2 million).

Or maybe visit some of the many thousands detention centers where millions of people are being held and maybe give some plan what to do with them. Or maybe some laws and agreements should be abandoned like NAFTA that hauled many Mexicans to US looking for jobs since NAFTA has devastated local communities and the Mexican corn industry. The US doesn’t care about bad trade deals for Latino farmers. And also drug wars.

Or what about if you urge government to stop supporting regimes in other countries that result in crises that then send people to US like it was Honduras—a country that suffered a US-supported coup in 2009 and now held the dubious status of being one of the murder capitals of the world. Tens of thousands of unaccompanied children were surging across the US border to escape a Washington-backed dictatorship.

Or stopping 2007 Congress-approved law compelling 34,000 immigrants to be imprisoned by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) every night across America while the government resolved their status. resulted in many innocent people being rounded up and placed in beds at an annual cost of $2.8 billion. Private detention operators made serious money from this arrangement.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/21/opinio....html?_r=0

But maybe you'll have a hard time doing it since immigrants are turned into multi billion dollar buisnes, and when you have that kind of buisnes you have powerful people trying to stop you from not happening.
This prison and detention center industry imperative of contractually guaranteeing a fixed number of beds in a prison or detention center has created a permanent, invisible, and tightly controlled underclass. Not to mention constant production of fear as threats are all around us like they do with many TV shows.
Lobbyists who sustain the Fear Inc. industry know that without strong government support, their business model would collapse. This is capitalism underwritten by socialist principles. Southern border had become a militarized space, where corporations, including arms manufacturers Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, and Boeing, as well as the leading Israeli arms company Elbit Systems, earned billions of dollars trying to keep immigrants out.
http://www.npr.org/2012/09/12/160758471/...the-border