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Just one demand after another -- they'll never be satisfied. These clowns don't realize that they may be allowed to work but they are still illegally here in this country. With all that education the US taxpayers have given them, they would do fine back home and could benefit their own country.
Pizaña, who described himself as "undocumented and unafraid," moved to the U.S. when he was 11 years old and graduated from Holland High School in 2010.
He applied and was accepted to Grand Valley State, he said, but dropped out after his dad -- who was pulled over driving him to a meeting with a university adviser -- was deported.
The next year, after his mother had moved back to Mexico to be with her husband, Pizaña said his brother got into an accident after driving him to work and also was deported.
"I'm here fighting for my American dream," Pizaña said, choking up as he described losing regular contact with his family. "I don't drive because I don't want to get deported myself."
Just one demand after another -- they'll never be satisfied. These clowns don't realize that they may be allowed to work but they are still illegally here in this country. With all that education the US taxpayers have given them, they would do fine back home and could benefit their own country.
Pizaña, who described himself as "undocumented and unafraid," moved to the U.S. when he was 11 years old and graduated from Holland High School in 2010.
He applied and was accepted to Grand Valley State, he said, but dropped out after his dad -- who was pulled over driving him to a meeting with a university adviser -- was deported.
The next year, after his mother had moved back to Mexico to be with her husband, Pizaña said his brother got into an accident after driving him to work and also was deported.
"I'm here fighting for my American dream," Pizaña said, choking up as he described losing regular contact with his family. "I don't drive because I don't want to get deported myself."
So his whole family was deported but he wishes to remain here? What happened to the separation of families cry here? If he left this country he could be reunited with his family.
So his whole family was deported but he wishes to remain here? What happened to the separation of families cry here? If he left this country he could be reunited with his family.
Yeah, suddenly all the family reunification doesn't mean anything -- he's more attached to the big easy American money than to his family.
Always remember -- family reunification is only important if it gets the whole clan over to the USA. They want to win MONEY!!!
So his whole family was deported but he wishes to remain here? What happened to the separation of families cry here? If he left this country he could be reunited with his family.
Interesting, isn't it? I would certainly think he would want to join his family. He certainly can't say he doesn't know anyone there. Since he came here at 11, he also can't claim he doesn't have any memories of his homeland. Oh, I keep forgetting, they can ONLY be reunited in the USA.
Interesting, isn't it? I would certainly think he would want to join his family. He certainly can't say he doesn't know anyone there. Since he came here at 11, he also can't claim he doesn't have any memories of his homeland. Oh, I keep forgetting, they can ONLY be reunited in the USA.
Pizaña said, choking up as he described losing regular contact with his family
I found that rather nauseating -- you can tell where they're headed with that -- the poor poor illegal wants his mommy and daddy and brother back over here. Next thing, they'll demand all their relatives here illegally be allowed to stay and the already deported ones be allowed to come back. And mom and dad of course will be needing a social security check when they retire. And Medicare of course.
Pizaña said, choking up as he described losing regular contact with his family
I found that rather nauseating -- you can tell where they're headed with that -- the poor poor illegal wants his mommy and daddy and brother back over here. Next thing, they'll demand all their relatives here illegally be allowed to stay and the already deported ones be allowed to come back. And mom and dad of course will be needing a social security check when they retire. And Medicare of course.
I'd be willing to bet, Napolitano, under orders from La Raza, is already arranging for his family to join him here. It's part of Obama's family reunification promise. When they return, they'll be granted work permits, SSNs, and driver's licenses just like DACA Dreamies. Who wants to bet?
Yes -- I'm very sure that is the next step -- the illegal relatives and friends and long lost relatives that had long ago been left behind of these DACAs must be allowed to stay near them and if any were deported must be allowed to come back to keep the DACA company.
They would not like to be inconvenienced by having to travel to visit relatives.
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