The Political Thread

[King Kota]

I am pro deportation as long as they are here illegally or they aren't a U.S. citizen that has been here for years.

 

[O-Blaze]

For me, I'm fine with deporting anyone bringing in hard drugs. Which isn't even the majority of them.

Other than that I think we need to help the ones trying to escape from the shit going on they wanna escape from. A lot of them just want a better life. With how slow the system is, they might not have time to do it the full legal way. Improve the system, and help these people out.

 

[Barry Poppins]

Easy solution to immigration.

Make the process easier, create more points of entry across the Southern border, put more funding into immigration courts, including more judges and more public defenders, alongside free language services and improving conditions in immigration detention centers.

Boom, immigration crisis solved.

 

[Tommy Shelby]

I don't know about you, but those remarks signals that he wants access to start a war.

Not my thoughts , that Rock would want to start a war. I think he'll go for it in 60s

 

[Butters]

Easy solution to immigration.

Make the process easier, create more points of entry across the Southern border, put more funding into immigration courts, including more judges and more public defenders, alongside free language services and improving conditions in immigration detention centers.

Boom, immigration crisis solved.

then the ppl that pretend they only want them deported because "its illegal" wouldn't have that crutch anymore.

also who the fuck can say where someone can live? like country borders is such a stupid fucking thing to me.

 

[Chris]

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/26/world/middleeast/iran-leader-khamenei-statement.html

Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei congratulated Iranians for what he described as a victory over Israel and the United States, in a defiant video message that appeared to be his first public statement since U.S. war planes bombed three of the country’s nuclear facilities on Sunday.

Public alarm has been rising in Iran over the absence of Mr. Khamenei, who has the final say on key decisions for the country but has not been seen or heard from publicly in a week. Although he had issued two statements during Iran and Israel’s 12-day conflict, he had made no public statements or recorded messages since the American miliary attack on Sunday, Iran retaliated by firing missiles at a U.S. military base in Qatar, and Iran and Israel agreed to a cease-fire on Tuesday.

The lack of any comment from Mr. Khamenei had begun to raise questions among the Iranian public over his health and his whereabouts. Iranian officials had previously said Mr. Khamenei was sheltering in a bunker and refraining from any electronic communications in order to prevent assassination attempts against him.