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So the population of Hazleton being 37% Hispanic leads to your remark that the city is "almost destroyed"? Way to show that tolerance! Maybe we need Pamela Hauptmann back there to show them where to go:
So the population of Hazleton being 37% Hispanic leads to your remark that the city is "almost destroyed"? Way to show that tolerance! Maybe we need Pamela Hauptmann back there to show them where to go:
It doesn't matter if its 2%. 1 illegal is too many and will destroy a town.
It doesn't matter if its 2%. 1 illegal is too many and will destroy a town.
Even if Hispanics are 2% of the town's population it is "almost destroyed"? Here's a trick question: If there was no Hispanics at all in Hazleton, would you consider it "almost destroyed"?
Even if Hispanics are 2% of the town's population it is "almost destroyed"? Here's a trick question: If there was no Hispanics at all in Hazleton, would you consider it "almost destroyed"?
The sourced article refers to the percentage of Hispanics in Hazleton, and my responses have been worded using a percentage in that context. Saying that one "illegal" will "destroy" a town (of over 25,000 in population) is being a bit facetious. Of course, the abbreviation means "illegal Hispanic" in the entire context of this discussion.
The sourced article refers to the percentage of Hispanics in Hazleton, and my responses have been worded using a percentage in that context. Saying that one "illegal" will "destroy" a town (of over 25,000 in population) is being a bit facetious. Of course, the abbreviation means "illegal Hispanic" in the entire context of this discussion.
Even if Hispanics are 2% of the town's population it is "almost destroyed"? Here's a trick question: If there was no Hispanics at all in Hazleton, would you consider it "almost destroyed"?
Erika Hernandez, a community liaison, disputed the mayor and Mr. Barletta’s claims that efforts aimed at illegal immigrants are not a reflection on other Hispanics. The actions send a message of blanket hostility, she said.
“They don’t see people like me, who went to college,” said Ms. Hernandez, who was born in the Dominican Republic and moved to Hazleton as a teenager. “I’m an immigrant. I’m not living off the government. I speak English.”
Erika is not illegal...She is the good, decent, face of the increase of Hispanics in Hazleton. Keep up the good work Erika. You are a true patriot. A true American.
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