The Border Crisis: Is Allowing Illegals To Flood In A Good Thing?

[Lineandinitial]

There’s a truck stop at Exit 4 on I-80 in Wendover, UT (Bonneville Salt Track). That place is LOADED with Indian truckers all the time. I go through there at least every other year and it looks and smells like Mumbai.
I guarantee you 80% of them are illegals and dangerous as hell.
Plus they empty out the ice machine!!

You're around Wendover?

 

[UnionStrong]

You're around Wendover?

You’re talking to yourself, just saying, boss.

 

[Lineandinitial]

You’re talking to yourself, just saying, boss.

LOL....
@oldngray ....

You are close or in Wendover (NV/UT)?

 

[UnionStrong]

LOL....
@oldngray ....

You are close or in Wendover (NV/UT)?

Pretty sure he lives in or around Ohio

 

[Lineandinitial]

Pretty sure he lives in or around Ohio

He’s lucky!
LOL

 

[UnionStrong]

He’s lucky!
LOL

Not really

 

[oldngray]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1913155654090391720

 

[Babagounj]

2 charged after found with around 180,000 rounds of ammo during traffic stop

The U.S. Attorney’s office said two Mexican nationals were charged on Wednesday after around 180,000 rounds of ammunition were found in their vehicle.

www.kktv.com

The U.S. Attorney’s office said two Mexican nationals were charged on Wednesday after around 180,000 rounds of ammunition were found in their vehicle.

On March 26, Fremont County deputies conducted a traffic stop of a vehicle in Canon City, according to officials.

Officials said deputies searched the vehicle, finding around 150 boxes of .308 ammunition and about 30 boxes of 7.62 ammunition. They said each box was labeled as containing 1,000 rounds.

41-year-old Caesar Ramon Martinez Solis and 24-year-old Humberto Ivan Amador Gavira of Mexico were both charged with unlawful possession of ammunition by an alien admitted under a nonimmigrant visa, officials said.

 

[oldngray]

2 charged after found with around 180,000 rounds of ammo during traffic stop

The U.S. Attorney’s office said two Mexican nationals were charged on Wednesday after around 180,000 rounds of ammunition were found in their vehicle.

www.kktv.com

The U.S. Attorney’s office said two Mexican nationals were charged on Wednesday after around 180,000 rounds of ammunition were found in their vehicle.

On March 26, Fremont County deputies conducted a traffic stop of a vehicle in Canon City, according to officials.

Officials said deputies searched the vehicle, finding around 150 boxes of .308 ammunition and about 30 boxes of 7.62 ammunition. They said each box was labeled as containing 1,000 rounds.

41-year-old Caesar Ramon Martinez Solis and 24-year-old Humberto Ivan Amador Gavira of Mexico were both charged with unlawful possession of ammunition by an alien admitted under a nonimmigrant visa, officials said.

Those good old boys were just going target shooting

Since that local news station said both .308 and 7.62 I'm guessing one of those was 7.62x39. Unless they don't understand what 7.62x51 is if that was in some of the boxes.

 

[vantexan]

At the end of this month I'm self deporting. My sister and nieces are moving into my father's home while she is getting a divorce. Needs my room. I've found a very safe small city outside a major UNESCO site popular with tourists. Has over 1000 restaurants listed on Tripadvisor. Can get very good local food for $3 meals. Western food, and they have just about every cuisine there, is typically $5-$7. Very well stocked supermarkets with plenty of American goods. Over built town with new, modern apartments going for $35O or less a month. Seen nice studios going for $220. Getting a hotel room for $350 the first month.

Won't say where this is because of a few people on this forum. But it's very real. They have a new airport too. Drawbacks are heat and not the best medical care. Nearby countries have excellent care though. This country is far enough ahead of Eastern time that I should sleep during the night. Have become a total night owl here. I'm figuring even with paying rent I'll come out ahead because it's so cheap to eat. It's ridiculous how expensive even eating fast food has become in the States. And they've invested in good, stable internet. So staying in touch with family not an issue. There's a fairly large expat community there and many locals speak English.

 

[Doublestandards]

At the end of this month I'm self deporting. My sister and nieces are moving into my father's home while she is getting a divorce. Needs my room. I've found a very safe small city outside a major UNESCO site popular with tourists. Has over 1000 restaurants listed on Tripadvisor. Can get very good local food for $3 meals. Western food, and they have just about every cuisine there, is typically $5-$7. Very well stocked supermarkets with plenty of American goods. Over built town with new, modern apartments going for $35O or less a month. Seen nice studios going for $220. Getting a hotel room for $350 the first month.

Won't say where this is because of a few people on this forum. But it's very real. They have a new airport too. Drawbacks are heat and not the best medical care. Nearby countries have excellent care though. This country is far enough ahead of Eastern time that I should sleep during the night. Have become a total night owl here. I'm figuring even with paying rent I'll come out ahead because it's so cheap to eat. It's ridiculous how expensive even eating fast food has become in the States. And they've invested in good, stable internet. So staying in touch with family not an issue. There's a fairly large expat community there and many locals speak English.

Will you be applying and registering with the government to become a citizen first?

 

[vantexan]

Will you be applying and registering with the government to become a citizen first?

No, will get a retirement visa shortly after arriving.

 

[Doublestandards]

No, will get a retirement visa shortly after arriving.

A little ironic once Trump comes in you’re leaving the country for a better way of life

But I wish you the best

 

[vantexan]

A little ironic once Trump comes in you’re leaving the country for a better way of life

But I wish you the best

You think it was better before Trump came in? I'm going there because it's an acceptable quality of life where I can save money. My ultimate goal is to camp fulltime in the Southwest. But the U.S. is so expensive that might not happen.