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^ Absolutely no reason? How about being in the country illegally? People in the country illegally should be deported.
If they're not causing problems, it doesn't really matter. I would much rather have an illegal immigrant who owns a business and has never committed a crime other than being here illegally than a criminal citizen.
If they're not causing problems, it doesn't really matter. I would much rather have an illegal immigrant who owns a business and has never committed a crime other than being here illegally than a criminal citizen.
Illegal immigrants are causing problems by simply being here. An illegal immigrant coming to a country is like an uninvited person coming to my house for a better life. And do I want an uninvited person in my house or country? NO!!! And read the bold text for the reason they are breaking laws.
Illegal immigrants are causing problems by simply being here. An illegal immigrant coming to a country is like an uninvited person coming to my house for a better life. And do I want an uninvited person in my house or country? NO!!! And read the bold text for the reason they are breaking laws.
What if that person coming to your house cleans it up, works in your yard, fixes your car, etc? Would that be a problem. And if someone who was invited to live in your house was breaking things and not contributing, would you really rather have them.
The argument that being here illegally is a major crime that they need to be deported for is silly. We don't deport are murderers and robbers but someone who contributes positively to society and the only bad thing they did is coming uninvited needs to be deported. People should look at the contributing, law-abiding illegals as beneficial and certainly not worse than murdurers.
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