but the u.s. migrant worker situation is not the same as asylees fleeing.     migrant workers in the u.s. have had a unique experience by being able to work in the u.s. temporarily each year and then conveniently grab a train or a flight back to their home country for the rest of the year after they earned some money.  the cost of living is a lot lower in their home country  so they came to the u.s. for a few months of the year to earn some money and then when they go back the dollar goes a lot further in their home country

the asylum situation in the u.s. doesnt automatically mean they are rejected by their own country   but in some ways it may

it implies they were people that europe rejected 

there are reports that the homeless shelter network is overwhelmed by asylum seekers.  60 percent or something.  if they start disappearing people it will also be asylum seekers

but what i am trying to say is i wonder if by disappearing asylees in the u.s.    it would be seen as a favor to the countries the asylees fled from    because the asylees may have been rejected from their own country in the first place 

america has a history of being a dumping ground  it is no joke    if you remember the history is that a lot of the first americans were dumped here as convicts and indentured servants from europe and may have been mostly from england   

it really looks like garbage   their situation being pimped out

i am pretty old and spend 0 time with african americans   with the exception of a tour i went on the other day where i didnt know the tour guide was going to be african american    who i spend time with is a choice   

it was already chosen that latin americans will not be descendants in the u.s.    

it seems like if you are caught standing next to someone these days      ...