Trump on 60 Minutes

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He's making a point about resources being limited and saying we should take care of our own poor people first.  

Is that so? If so, he's had limited success fighting for it. Everyone has. As long as a society doesn't even bother to give the appearance of caring for their poor, debating the extension of that is making a rather moot point. And no, I'm not even talking about America alone, but on a general level. As I said before, maybe in a different thread. Talk is cheap, and as long as illegals are paying into the system without gaining any social goody, I don't see why this should even be an issue. They're not stealing from my pocket. Others are. Taking my tax money to add to their billions in the form of subsidies. I'm not religious, but it will be a cold day in hell before I hold illegals responsible for what is wrong with our societies. There are a lot of issues before they even rise above the horizon. To argue differently is just displaying a frightening level of ignorance and credulity.