I also want to make an update that, by people in the U.S., I meant people are in danger of being deported. People who have lived her for years or have come to find shelter.

Oh, I don’t. If they din’t care about people, they definitely wouldn’t care about some insects. Or other creatures that are necessary. Please don’t think I’m putting animals ahead of people. Like I mentioned, border towns are in trouble — if I’m correct, may not be — and immigrants. People in the U.S. right now are in danger. It’s pathetic.

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butterflies no, people yes. depending on if they are legal or not.

Oh, most definitely. He’d laugh in the face of anyone who mentions any ecological problem that we’re facing.

@sh: I hadn’t heard of that! I just looked it up and found it on usnews.com (https://www.usnews.com/news/healthiest-communities/articles/2018-10-23/trump-signs-water-projects-bill-1-aimed-at-fla-toxic-algae). Interesting! That’s certainly a good thing. I apologize for the late reply! I also want to apologize for my other comment. It seems it wasn’t entirely factual. Thank you for saying something and enlightening me.

@Reilly is that why he signed a bill in the last few months that is supposed to help Florida tremendously in taking care of and bettering our natural water resources?

I apologize for my mistake. I should have done more research. Thank you, for both information, and for not being rude.

Oh, I do. I just wish it was handled differently. All I have done is say that the Wall itself is going to hurt a butterfly reserve, and possibly even other things. I’m very concerned about any amount of crime that is present in my country.

Butterflies are important to the entire ecosystem, moron.