How long before current illegal aliens became legal? (born, unemployment, poll)

[Kellem]

How long do you think it will take to legalize current illegal aliens?

[ArizonaBear]

Originally Posted by Kellem

How long do you think it will take to legalize current illegal aliens?

If discussing a handful; maybe 2-5 years.

If discussing the ca. 7-12 million here----------not in our lifetimes.

[antireconquista]

Not when the national unemployment rate is 9.4% and the economy is still in trouble.

[afoigrokerkok]

NEVER

[Roguer]

I voted: Never, the illegals are all deported or forced to leave.

[andreabeth]

When he11 freezes.

[ClarissaM]

That's like "when did you stop beating your wife?"

What happened to the "NEVER as long as I'm alive" button??? Play fair, will ya?

[SimpleMan]

To make a poll legitimate, you can't just include the options YOU want, there definitely should have been a "they will never be legalized" option.

[Kellem]

Originally Posted by SimpleMan

To make a poll legitimate, you can't just include the options YOU want, there definitely should have been a "they will never be legalized" option.

This an internet poll so it would not be legitimate no matter what I do, for a poll to be legitimate the polled individuals must not be volunteers.

Second, judging from the fact that people (a great majority) tend to have kids, and kids born in the U.S. are citizens, and citizen are able to ask for their relatives at 21 years of age. The option of them not being able to turn legal at some point is somewhat of an improbability, hence, not included in the poll. At some point, their kids will legalize them, even if they are repatriated/self-deport.

The option "they will never be legalized" would be a fictitious option.

[SimpleMan]

Originally Posted by Kellem

This an internet poll so it would not be legitimate no matter what I do, for a poll to be legitimate the polled individuals must not be volunteers.

Second, judging from the fact that people (a great majority) tend to have kids, and kids born in the U.S. are citizens, and citizen are able to ask for their relatives at 21 years of age. The option of them not being able to turn legal at some point is somewhat of an improbability, hence, not included in the poll. At some point, their kids will legalize them, even if they are repatriated/self-deport.

The option "they will never be legalized" would be a fictitious option.

If this is the case, and it's that easy, I wonder why there are still so many who are not legalized? If amnesty never passes, and said individuals never apply/qualify for citizenship, then they will NEVER become legalized.