Mark Cuban thinks the biggest illegal immigration problem is the infiltration of our social networks.
Have you not seen the tweets and Facebook likes crossing the border?
https://twitter.com/mcuban/status/957687436447920128
Congratulations to Cuban for coming up with an illegal immigration take that has absolutely nothing to do with illegal immigration.
When will you realize that you’re talking about a completely different subject right now?
— MachineGunDeli (@SFLHOV) January 28, 2018
https://twitter.com/RomaRaider/status/957687881132158976
This is stupid and the analogy is horrifying. Should governments erect internet "borders" to protect from the spectre of online "immigrants"… https://t.co/N9xUMQyDnA
— The 2014 Revenge Spurs (@xJorelio) January 28, 2018
Cybersecurity is important. Dealing with illegal immigration is important. Why are we conflating the two issues?
Should we build a Facebook wall?
— name (@BosArtEx) January 28, 2018
https://twitter.com/CFGX_20T/status/957685535836966912
One powerful limit on the social-media influence of foreign governments would be a well-informed and web-literate population https://t.co/wZVTuvReB0
— Alex Burns (@alexburnsNYT) January 28, 2018
If we’re going to make a comparison, though, let’s ask the victims of violence caused by those who have illegally entered the United States and their families which they consider to be a more dangerous threat.