Have You Been Personally Affected By Illegal Immigration? If So, How?

[Clarallel]

Me, never. And now that you mention it, there was a reporter who spent a lot of time covering Trump supporters, especially in Arizona. And he said that every single time he asked if they'd personally had a bad experience with an illegal immigrant, everyone said no.

[AnywhereElse]

Originally Posted by Clarallel

Me, never. And now that you mention it, there was a reporter who spent a lot of time covering Trump supporters, especially in Arizona. And he said that every single time he asked if they'd personally had a bad experience with an illegal immigrant, everyone said no.

"there was a reporter"? Let me guess, he wanted to remain "anonymous"? I guess he couldn't ask the people listed here: Victims of Illegal Aliens Memorial

I guess you didn't notice that I was in AZ and trust me, I saw plenty of examples of people, affected by illegal immigration.

22% of felons in Maricopa County are illegal aliens. Do you not think that people committing felonies are personally affecting our citizens? I'm afraid many are being affected there: Immigration in Arizona: Fact Sheet (2012)

With AZ, the new sheriff is releasing 400 criminal aliens every 10 days, think that won't personally affect the people of AZ?

Yeah, load them up and ship them out, every last one of them!

They are criminals the minute they crossed the border without authorization, beyond that nothing matters.

[Ceece]

I read something online a while back that was talking about what % of "other people" can be absorbed by an existing society before effects can be felt. I recall 2-3% could be managed without to much trouble, but I think California's population is sitting at 7% illegal immigrants, and that figure is much higher in concentrated areas and was put at 1 out of 10 in Los Angeles County a few years back USC study: 1 in 10 L.A. County residents is in U.S. illegally - latimes . Everyone in the state is being effected.