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The problem is -- there are millions of people who are overstaying visas, the moment they get a visitor visa, they come and never intend to go back home. They are the ones you should blame for that situation.
Millions overstaying visas? Where are you getting this information?
Of course and I agree with that. However, those who are illegal alien sympathizers are fighting e-verify the very tool that will stop them from coming here to work. I know you have read all the excuses to not use it in here already.
I have heard of these excuses but I have yet to see a legitimate one.
As for Mexico: starvation is obviously not a problem: that $3,000-5,000 a head being paid to the coyotes would buy a hell of a lot of food SoB..
This is what I've wondered. I watched Border Patrol just last eve and saw groups caught trying to enter illegally. Even the commentator explained how much money "coyotes" are making off of this human trade market. That's a lot of dough! What confused me more were the ones walking in who spend $$$$ on illegal ID's. Because they are so poor
I was angered as I saw those rounded up, smiling, basically kicking the sand gesturing "Oh, darn, you got me but I'll be back!" Even the teens they used to smuggle in pot were chewing gum, blowing bubbles with the attitude knowing nothing will happen to them. And nothing did. One guy caught bringing in a boat load of heroin immediately went into action claiming he was sick, from depression and needed medical attention, also started crying that his family was waiting for him at home. Well, should have thought about all that before tying to smuggle drugs. He was treated very well and was given medical attention that is granted to anyone requiring it.
Why, because she was working in Los Angeles so she could send money back home and put food on her son's table and put him through school? How is that pathetic?
It's pathetic because it's wrong. IT'S ILLEGAL.
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In alot of the small towns in Mexico it is pretty common. It obviously isn't an easy decision but alot of people decide to take a chance to make better money here with the possibility of being able to provide their children with a better life. Of course there are ways to make ends meet but alot of times you see a mother putting her 5 year old son or daughter to work selling gum or trinkets in the street instead of going to school because it's the only way they can make ends meet...I think given a choice between doing something like that it makes more sense to go the immigration route.
You're in the wrong place here. You're a sympathizer, we're not. WE don't like Mexicans coming here and taking everything they can get from us illegally. WE DON'T WANT THEM HERE ILLEGALLY.
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And you are right. Our kids are being brainwashed they were being brainwashed in the sixties, and up and until now still going on. We are making it so that our Children, feel pity and sympathize with the illegal's.
What ALLAMERICAN parents need to do is to talk to our kids about ILLEGAL immigration and make certain they understand how wrong it is. Those people don't belong here and we don't want them here. Our children need to grow up understanding there is no reason to feel sorry for illegals. They bring what happens to them on themselves.
You're in the wrong place here. You're a sympathizer, we're not. WE don't like Mexicans coming here and taking everything they can get from us illegally. WE DON'T WANT THEM HERE ILLEGALLY.
What ALLAMERICAN parents need to do is to talk to our kids about ILLEGAL immigration and make certain they understand how wrong it is. Those people don't belong here and we don't want them here. Our children need to grow up understanding there is no reason to feel sorry for illegals. They bring what happens to them on themselves.
Throw around your labels all you want. Also, go ahead and keep blaming it on the illegal immigrants. You're completely wasting your time as neither action is at all productive. Instead of throwing a hissy fit I'm looking for realistic and financially responsible solutions. That's the fundamental difference between myself and all you hate-mongers.
Throw around your labels all you want. Also, go ahead and keep blaming it on the illegal immigrants. You're completely wasting your time as neither action is at all productive. Instead of throwing a hissy fit I'm looking for realistic and financially responsible solutions. That's the fundamental difference between myself and all you hate-mongers.
I didn't see a LABLE of a person, but I did see defining an action. Doing a crime makes one a criminal, a crime is illegal. What else would you use to define a person entering this country illegally? I guess just criminals.
And I'm not sure hate-monger is true to form either. Americans are p**sed off! Being angry at a situation is different than hating a person, but I'm only speaking for myself.
I didn't see a LABLE of a person, but I did see defining an action. Doing a crime makes one a criminal, a crime is illegal. What else would you use to define a person entering this country illegally? I guess just criminals.
And I'm not sure hate-monger is true to form either. Americans are p**sed off! Being angry at a situation is different than hating a person, but I'm only speaking for myself.
I guess I don't get all huffy over certain laws like you do, especially when enforcement of them is essentially non-existent. Great so they're breaking our immigration laws and they're criminals...so what? If everybody who breaks a law is a criminal then the word criminal has very little meaning to me. In fact, I'm a criminal myself because earlier this winter I failed to clear the snow off my sidewalks within 24 hours after a snowstorm, which is illegal in the city of Minneapolis.
I have heard of these excuses but I have yet to see a legitimate one.
Glad to hear it! Next time a certain person in here claims that e-verify is not accurate enough to be usable then perhaps you could pass your opinion on to them as the rest of us have.
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