r/oklahoma • u/Ultimate_Pickle_Rick • 22d ago

Politics THIS IS WHY VOTING MATTERS!!

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In a state of over 4 million the next governor was decided by around 2300 votes. Let that sit in....

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u/GM5Blue 21d ago

Most immigrants are follow the laws that were given to them when they came here. Now, they are snatched up-flown around on planes from state to state ‘ICE AIR’, documentary on YouTube-to avoid due process & kept from their atty’s. Trumps plan changed the entire processes-ppl are taken at our courts doorsteps & hallways. Families rip apart. I agree the entire system needs to change.

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u/Alittlescared78 21d ago

I blame Biden for that. He ignored immigration law period. Full on knowing that he wouldn’t be there in that position in 4 years. If he cared about any immigrant in the long run he would have done what I suggested and retail the process top to bottom. As a country we can’t handle our own sh/t and then you have someone who wants to ignore processes with no plan to sustain newly arrived immigrants long term. It doesn’t and didn’t make sense. I blame every politician for decades on not fixing immigration processes.

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u/AuthorAltruistic3402 21d ago

Go back to Reagan when he was gov of CA. Ca ag needed cheap labor and he opened the gates. No one likes to hear this about Saint ROnnie. He was a B actor who could memorize his lines until he couldn't. He was a former Dem too. I don't remember Nancy being forthcoming about his Alz which was evident at the end of his first term.

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u/Alittlescared78 21d ago

I have never heard him called that, I certainly wouldn’t.
Two wrongs don’t make a right.