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And so you concluded that just because they are "mexicans" they are illegal?......see why this whole debate is really about race?
In San Antonio the odds are about 50/50 that an Hispanic male is an illegal alien. If there's 10-12 of them sharing a house those odds go up quite a bit.
In San Antonio the odds are about 50/50 that an Hispanic male is an illegal alien. If there's 10-12 of them sharing a house those odds go up quite a bit.
Just a sec, San Antonio is worse than California which was proven to be 70/30 legal/illegal Mexicans?
Do you have a source to back up your numbers of 50/50?
Nope, nothing other than personal knowledge and common sense. But while looking at YOUR source I found these nuggets...
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California's Mexican population, boosted by a boom in births, is moving steadily into citizenship,
Kinda hard not to when you're dropping anchor babies like there's no tomorrow. Oh, that's right , there IS no tomorrow.
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Births to people of Mexican ancestry are the biggest factor driving the citizenship spurt, with state public health records and census data showing there have been about 1.5 million children born to parents of Mexican ancestry since 2000
1.5 million automatic citizens, it's no wonder your percentages are getting higher.
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Just five months ago, he and his wife, Lucilla, had their first son in this country.
"He's American," the 28-year-old said, smiling as he called his son's birth in the country his first "gift" to him.
Loerca and his wife, who would someday like to become naturalized citizens, could be forced to leave through deportation if their illegal status draws government attention.
But he noted that his son would still be able to come back to this country one day because he's a citizen.
"I want to have kids here, to give them opportunity," he said. "To be a citizen is to have opportunity."
He and his wife would like to have three more children, and he's hoping to have them within the next few years.
3 more little anchors and the household will hit the California average... Isn't THAT special???
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In North Carolina, the state with the biggest percentage of Latino growth during the 1990s, just 41 percent of Mexicans are U.S. citizens, and there has been no increase since 2000 in the total number of Mexican-Americans who have become citizens through naturalization there.
That's a more reasonable figure for the US as a whole, although it's LOWER than my 50/50. Are you sure you want me to keep digging?
So you have no sources, just another statistician with no facts.
Quite arguing! You have no proof for what you are saying either. The fact is, all of us know what we can see and what we hear wherever it is that we live. On top of that, just read the papers and such all over the internet and you will find that what all of us that are against illegals is in fact true. That is what bothers you, it seems.
I said I just used YOUR sources, you really should pay closer attention.
Even using my source, which is pretty sad on your part, where does it state San Antionio is 50/50 illegal/legal Hispanics like you stated:
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Originally Posted by GuyPinestra
In San Antonio the odds are about 50/50 that an Hispanic male is an illegal alien. If there's 10-12 of them sharing a house those odds go up quite a bit.
This is not being argumentative, you see in a forum you NEED to provide SOURCES to back up your STATS. Otherwise your numbers are BS.
You mean like you always saying that the majority of Americans are ok with illegals and that we want them to stay? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL I love selective facts that you use or like.
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