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Is it wise or unwise to be taking immigrants from nations that have populations hostile to us?
I know theliberalvoice is a liberal on issues other than this, but I really want people to start suing liberal groups who insist on immigrants from people from hostile places, and hold them personally accountable if they commit acts of terrorism..
Is it wise or unwise to be taking immigrants from nations that have populations hostile to us?
I know theliberalvoice is a liberal on issues other than this, but I really want people to start suing liberal groups who insist on immigrants from people from hostile places, and hold them personally accountable if they commit acts of terrorism..
I doubt a real lawyer would ever pick up that kind of lawsuit.
Is it wise or unwise to be taking immigrants from nations that have populations hostile to us?
I know theliberalvoice is a liberal on issues other than this, but I really want people to start suing liberal groups who insist on immigrants from people from hostile places, and hold them personally accountable if they commit acts of terrorism..
You should review the US immigration rules; it is virtually impossible for non-skilled workers to get into the US (legally). The refugee and green card lottery systems being the exceptions.
Kuwaiti or Iranian doctors have just as much of a right to pursue their dream of living in America as Australian and Russian doctors; are you suggesting otherwise?
You should review the US immigration rules; it is virtually impossible for non-skilled workers to get into the US (legally). The refugee and green card lottery systems being the exceptions.
Kuwaiti or Iranian doctors have just as much of a right to pursue their dream of living in America as Australian and Russian doctors; are you suggesting otherwise?
Is it a "right" or a "privilege" to emigrate to the United States?
Is it a "right" or a "privilege" to emigrate to the United States?
The "right" to have the privilege to move to the USA.
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