Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for October 10, 2015

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    noreenklose  about 9 years ago

    Oh, come on! Enough already.This is a comic strip.Are you trying to set off a nationwide panic?Legal immigrants are not going to be deported, and since they’re already here…no fence will stop them.

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    noreenklose  about 9 years ago

    Why are the ONLY country not allowed to enforce its borders? Try doing that in China, or Mexico, or Korea, etc. Legal immigrants are wanted, and allowed.

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    dlkrueger33  about 9 years ago

    How about turn of the century with signs that said, “No Irish Need Apply”?

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    jbmlaw01  about 9 years ago

    The minimum wage laws were passed to protect white union workers from the “coloreds” coming from the South.

    I am a libertarian-conservative, one who believes government is not competent to calculate the number of immigrants we need. “Citizenship” is a different issue entirely, and a minimum of 10 or 15 years residence and paying taxes ought to be a pre-requisite. I suspect many of the anti-immigrationists are actually distressed by the level of welfare spending and wrongly attribute that to the new arrivals.

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    duggersd Premium Member about 9 years ago

    Illegal immigrants should be concerned about being deported. The problem is there is no reason to be. Something like 40% of residents of illegal immigrants are on some sort of welfare. Illegal immigrants also account for a significant amount of the money lost by hospitals due to an inability to pay. The number may even be higher. According to one study, illegal immigrants account for 37% of federal prison populations. Murder rates among illegal immigrants runs anywhere from 3-10 times higher than the legal population. I would even suggest removing illegal immigrants would go a long way towards raising wages in this country. A process such as e-verify would make it impossible for illegals to get a job. Most would probably leave this country if they could not get a job and could not get access to welfare. Of course Mitt Romney was a monster for suggesting self-deportation. If you are in favor of allowing illegal immigrants to stay in the country, just say so. But please keep your arguments fact based. Nobody is suggesting deporting legal immigrants.

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    David_J Premium Member about 9 years ago

    Yeah, send ’em back. Starting with the first one, he got here in what…. 1492 and has a “holiday” coming up Monday.

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    odojoe  about 9 years ago

    Deport the location of Baldo to Mexico City

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    Templo S.U.D.  about 9 years ago

    Better stay tuned for the Congress-passed Freedom Act I presume.

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    Comic Minister Premium Member about 9 years ago

    I see now.

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    abbybookcase  about 9 years ago

    not to mention wwi and wwii stuff that happened to the germans. and wwii to the italians

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    gfredrickson85  about 9 years ago

    Why is it hat when the US wants to enforce its borders its called racist but when the Mexican government enforces theirs no one complains?

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    Spade Jr.  about 9 years ago

    Dreams are the magic mirror that never lies. The interpretation of them is one of the things U.S. education (and medicine) have totally missed. A nightmare is one of the healthiest dreams you can have because it is a manifestation of something that needs to be resolved by you that you are refusing to admit or see. Few of us keep track of them (learning how is easy) or pay real attention to dreams. When you do, it is amazing what you learn and understand.

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    lsheldon  about 9 years ago

    OK, enough. I am an "Anglo: with deep sympathy and affection for “Mexicans” (the term I learned more than 3/4 of century ago and I don’t feel the need to stay with the day-to-day drift of political correctness) and I added several “Mexican comics” (what ever that turns out to mean) as I stumbled across them.

    Yours is the last of them still in the list, because of incessant hammering on politics that just don’t fit.

    If you don’t like the way the elected officials treat you, stop voting for them!

    Your strip has good values—don’t screw it up.

    This will be my last comment on the topic.

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