Immigration reform requires Congressional action, and I'm sure you know the state of Congress right now. I'm gonna take a wild guess that you're on the younger side, haven't been around for many presidential elections, and didn't understand that statements made during the campaign are essentially a glorified wishlist unless they're things that fall solely under executive authority. The fact of the matter is that no President has the power the unilaterally act on immigration.

And as a fun fact, that Reagan bill from 1986 got through Congress with more Democrats voting for it than Republicans. In fact, if you only look at Republican votes in the House, the bill would have been voted down.

https://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/99-1986/h872

So the real question is, if Biden had the Congress of 1986 rather than the current one that's so dysfunctional we don't even have a Speaker in the House, do you really think that nothing would be happening?

I get that politics is depressing and deeply frustrating, and that change always happens way too slowly. But if you look at it and come away thinking that there's no meaningful difference between the parties, you're simply not paying attention.

For what it's personally worth, I'm in favor of largely unrestricted immigration and have also been frustrated with a lot of Biden's actions. But I can also understand that there's a level of political reality that has to be accepted. A lot of voters want some level of stronger border control. Tariffs are essentially a handout to domestic blue collar union workers which are vital to winning a presidential elections. It's all cynical and shitty, but you either accept the reality of the situation, or you don't and enjoy the consequences of empowering people who actually only care about money and personal power.

I support gay rights, trans rights, whatever you wanna call yourself rights.

When you refer to the LGBT community as "whatever you wanna call yourself", your statement becomes less a support of gay rights and more of a variant of "I'm not a racist but......"

But the 12+ million people living here illegally being promised immigration reform for decades, including by Biden, have it much harder than the gays and are continously ignored and lately the government has been increasingly hostile to them

They are living here illegally. No shit the government has become hostile to them. Should they be handed coffee and donuts at the border?

Biden, the supposed reformer, even did a photoshoot at the border with border patrol agents to inaugurate the expansion of the wall he promised to halt construction of.

Should he offer to take selfies with the ones crossing illegally instead?

I grew up illegal. I was under DACA. I trusted Biden to do something, because he said he would. I realize now (I knew before but chose to believe) that it’s all a scam. And the worst part is. The kicker is… that I’m probably going to vote for him anyways.

Wait....wait....wait, what?

You were here illegally. You're here under DACA. As there's no path to citizenship for DACA immigrants, how the hell are you voting?

This country is a cruel uncaring machine that systematically crushes any sliver of hope.

You can feel free to return to whatever country you were born in. I understand you were not brought here through your own choice, but that doesn't mean the US government owes you a free ride, either.

Reagan did more for illegals than any democrat ever did. Ronald fuckin Reagan. I’ll give Obama credit for DACA. I assumed Biden would continue in those steps, but instead he’s gone Full Trump.

There are numerous issues with this statement, but I'll just sum it up by once again saying that the US government doesn't owe you a damn thing. You came here illegally. By your own admission, you're still here (technically) illegally. Heck, you're voting illegally. Stop acting as if the government owes you something for being here illegally.

As for Israel, what they’re doing is genocide. If you read the facts and have any sliver of empathy or reason then you would see that. Biden knows. Trump knew. They don’t care. Because we actually don’t hold any humanitarian values. It’s all secondary to money and power

Neither side was right. Hamas literally fucked around and found out. They killed, what, 1400 people and took 200+ hostages in an unprovoked attack. Did they think Israel was going to thank them for visiting? Israel is literally surrounded by countries who believe that it doesn't have the right to exist and that its citizens should be exterminated. They are the geopolitical equivalent of a cornered/wounded animal. Ever see how a cornered animal reacts when it feels threatened? It was always known that if Hamas or Hezbollah pulled a stunt like that, Israel was going to lash out. They attacked anyway, and now act like they're the victims because Israel retaliated.

No, I'm not a fan of how Israel retaliated. They continue to attack blind, with no regard for the difference between Hamas and civillians. They've killed thousands of civillians in the process. Their retaliation has clearly been disproportionate. They are just as in the wrong for their retaliation as Hamas was for attacking in the first place. But when you launch unprovoked attacks against a regional superpower that outclasses you by orders of magnitude and say that they don't have the right to exist, you can't be surprised when they go full blitzkrieg on your ass in response.

Yeah, he should just break the law and throw away years of foreign policy efforts. All for a constituency that is always going to find some reason to be mad at something else. Grow up.

Obviously he should stick to campaign promises or not make them. That's sloppy politics. But to say that the administration is exactly the same as trump, it's kind of willfully ridiculous. There are reasons why the admin does these things. You can disagree with them, but I'm tired of the take that there is only really one political party bro.