very clever, anon!!!
there is no way we can legalize any of the South Americans coming across our country. If would be a huge mistake to legalize any DACA people.
Why? Because it would be racists if we did.
Imagine legalizing Hispanics, but not letting a flood of Aficans, or Arabs, or Chinese, or any other group in and giving citizenship to them.
The SA caravans were just Phase I of their migration plan.
The next phase would be Africans, and so on.
There is no way the rapid left cabal would let us legalize one group and not the rest.
They were going to call us racist either way, so NO AMNESTY AT ALL. NONE. PERIOD.
>Bruce Swartz,
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/document/activities/cont/201210/20121010ATT53287/20121010ATT53287EN.pdf
Is this guy related to Jacob Schwarts, the IT guy for bill deblasio, who was caught with cp on his laptop
you are correct
The only people here trying to take down Kushner is the Deep State.
Nikki Hailey and Maggie H both confirmed that the is making great progress for MAGA agenda.
The DS hates him almost as much as they do Trump. Shillscum are here trying to make anons distrust Kushner. They fear him greatly.
MAGA
How about PEACHY CANYON WINERY in ca?
https://www.peachycanyon.com/About/Founders
Founder from Navy family, former teacher with a pshychology degree
>Doug Beckett
>Proprietor and Founding Vintner
>Douglas P. Beckett was born January 1, 1946 in Morgantown, West Virginia. Born into a Navy family, he traveled most of his early years. He settled in San Diego where he met and married Nancy Thibodo in 1971. In that same year Doug graduated from college with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration. He earned his Masters degree in Psychology in 1975.
>Between 1970 and 1979 Doug taught multi levels of school ranging from Kindergarten to the University level and ending his teaching career as a high school counselor. Prior to leaving education, he became involved as a full partner in a small chain of convenience stores, which lasted until 1981 when he and his family, wife Nancy, and their two sons, Josh and Jake, moved to Paso Robles.
Doug’s first job in Paso Robles was as a carpenter, which he held for a number of years, working exclusively on barns. At the same time he started making wine with friend, Pat Wheeler. Over the course of 18 years he also developed land, sold real estate, taught school as a resource specialist and started his own import-export company specializing in art glass from Eastern Europe.
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