political stuff....ICE killed man and URL for POLDARK's FAVORITES and the Gilded Age

miniscule number of people killed by ICE  maybe 20?

if you calibrate the last 20 years, how many people have died from Mexican imported F and how many Mexican governments have welcomed Chinese importation of the raw product and how many Mexican  presidents have seen the huge amount of money Mexico makes from the importation of F into the USA. and Mexico gets millions of dollars of money remitted back into Mexico from illegals here, many of who are on public assistance.    F masked as prescription drugs such a as valium, uppers, meth (are laced with Fentynal)

Schineberg (Mesican president) should be ashamed of .     Mexican government promoted illegal immigration into the USA. 65 billions of remittances from us.



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