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Originally Posted by brassmonkey
ask yourself how many wires are sent to mexico from the usa by illegal aliens from meheco. then ask yourself where are the babies they have going to school. then who pays for the food and health care.  |
The wire transfer services like MoneyGram and Western Union surely are nervous.
Should services like WU and MG be required to verify the legal status of the sender/submitter, that is going to force the "illegals" to have the "legals" send money on their behalf.
Since there is a paper trail building up, the next "logical" step would be for the IRS at some point require the senders/submitters to prove the money was theirs, and they weren't just "laundering money" on behalf of an "illegal".
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Originally Posted by brassmonkey
so they flew over mexico??? i want to see what happens when drugs in south america are not smuggled into the usa
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A reasonable percentage of illegal foreigners entered the US by crossing by land from Mexico. Mexico should maintain some reasonable control over who comes into their country also. Yet they don't.
Regarding any drug flow being reduced, there is a positive and negative side.
Manufacturing now is "Made in the USA"
Higher cost of the local supply
If ever there were less cases of people either being victims of, or guilty of a crime related to drugs, there is a corrupt system both public and private that no longer could profit in the USA. They all would take an enormous financial hit. This includes but certainly not limited to the: courts, police, jails, intervention programs, bail bondsmen, etc.
Make sense?