"Papers please"

Do you carry your passport and birth certificate in your car?

Serowbot wrote on Today at 09:30:34:



I think photo ID isn't a bad idea; we have that in Europe too.
Not that it helps prevent illegal immigration, but it does ensure a clear distinction between illegal and legal immigration.

We also have a foreign nationals police force, but it's strange that a government chooses to leave all sorts of loopholes open.
I think a clear policy with adequate enforcement is a healthy thing.
Political divisions shouldn't lead to half-hearted policies; boundaries are necessary.

I would like to hear clear arguments against uniform legislation and adequate enforcement. Do you have some ?

Let me give you a good example of good legislation and enforcement:

In our country, it's legal to drink alcohol and drive.
As long as you don't do it on the same day.


But of course, it's a bit hypocritical to limit illegal influx when you yourself are constantly invading other countries to replace presidents and destroy their infrastructure.

But yes, if you like going abroad, you like to bring your culture with you, I understand that.
It's clear that Iran also has rules and that they enforce those rules.

I would think it's a good idea if we were to expand NATO. Just make every country a member.
Then it would be clear that you can't invade another country illegally.
If we had organized this 75 years ago, we wouldn't have that problem in Gaza now.

I propose that we let the war rage on until everyone is tired of it.
And after the cleanup and reconstruction, we make everyone a member of NATO. And then we'll immediately establish clear borders and uniform laws that we won't deviate from.

Why should we make it more difficult?