Yet another argument about a law not being enforced is OK to break.
And it is unless it is enforced.
A law is a law.
A law on the books that is not being actively enforced...I do not know what that is.
But that fact that a law is on the books does not mean is should be broken.
You always wish to put words into my mouth.
I am not advocating illegality.
Of course Dominicans benefit by employing Haitians at a lower rate than others will work for.
Another point of agreement.
One function of the wall is to prevent Haitian females from entering the DR to have babies. Others have already explained this point and perfectly relevant with regards to Haitian woman. (Your comment about what the men are up to is irrelevant to the problem the Haitian woman cause for the DR other than the fact that they caused the pregnancies. ) The DR is also building hospitals in Haiti so Haitian woman can have those babies in Haiti and that is also directly related to border control.
Your original point was that Haitian women to not practice birth control.
That was one of your reach around and fling comments.
You do not know how many of the women crossing the boarder to have their babies here are married.
So mentioning that Haitian women are having babies relevant.
Making assumptions about the morality of Haitian women like you did...
Not so much.
I don't contact moderators. No need. Once again, I mentioned the law. If you want to find any examples of enforcement, feel free to use google. There are even new regulations about fining people that rent to illegals. I guess it isn't really a law if not enforced, eh? Of course the government is focusing a bit more on CV19 at the moment.
You are the only person saying that it is ok to break a law that is not being enforced.
I have consistently stated that I do not advocate illegality in the country that I live in as a guest.
The Haitians that are in the country illegally are frequently deported and come back like a boomerang due to the porous border. The idea is that the new walls and hospitals will prevent much of that from happening in the future. It certainly applies to all Haitians that are not legally allowed in the DR who are already here. Ask a Dominican or two if you feel otherwise on this point.
I and others have made the point that if the human element of the border protection plan fails...💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
As you know very well, Haitians pay corrupt customs/immigration officials to come into the DR. So the fence/wall will stop no one. It might stop a few cows however.
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