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Would there be much of a question as to how they answer?
The question might as well be, “Do you want some of your neighbors, friends and family deported and potentially a greater voting block reduced?” Im guessing the answer would be no.
We need to remove all illegals and drastically reduce all immigration to the US.
If you actually read what this is about, the Salvadorans who are here and who would be affected by this actually are here legally. They were allowed to come after fleeing from natural disaster.
They're probably going to be all whiny and ungrateful instead of appropriately saying 'Thank you, America'.
As we all well know it is us who should be thanking them all. For many things , but most of all the chance they give us to finally know about kindness and love which is so lacking in our own society. There are some who are called dreamers & their dream is for a America where we all love one another and dream for big cars and big houses too somewhere down the road. The illegals are so kind they give a choice : either give us the legal status or we can join a gang and make you pay later for failure to do so. It is up to you yankie hombre.
If the American Politicians renege on their promise to provide a life for all illegals, then just begin by tugging at the heartstrings by bringing the kids to protest and make up some signs to wave around calling America a land of liars and cheats. Better still, go to the local Democrat Rep. and shout liar in his/her face all the time shouting through a bullhorn in their ear. Get some of the younger ones to cry and shout and demand the govt. be shut down.
All joking aside, would the illegals and dreamers have fared better in terms of national recognition if they acted with some degree of humility and gratitude for the the kindness extended to them all & coming at such a cost to the nation.
If you actually read what this is about, the Salvadorans who are here and who would be affected by this actually are here legally. They were allowed to come after fleeing from natural disaster.
I understand that:
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If the people from El Salvador’s were granted an exception, that is going to be ended, has their status under this order been as illegals?
I addressed both illegals as well as our legal policies:
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Would there be much of a question as to how they answer?
The question might as well be, “Do you want some of your neighbors, friends and family deported and potentially a greater voting block reduced?” Im guessing the answer would be no.
We need to remove all illegals and drastically reduce [b]all immigration[ /quote] to the US.
Illegals aren’t actually immigrants since they have not secured the right to remain.
Very good and interesting point. Which would help the country more? Kicking out taxpaying immigrants or the opioid addicts in Appalachia and the Rust Belt? One is a net benefit, the other is a net cost.
Hear hear! While we're at it lets deport the gangbangers and welfare queens of the major American metros as well.
I've worked with a number of Salvadorans. They are incredibly industrious and productive people. Many of the 'temporary Salvadoran' are employed and working at jobs (paying taxes) that nobody else wants (cleaning toilets, offices, hotel rooms).
It is cruel and nasty to send back people who have become entrenched in our country with families, homes, jobs. If they are productive, they should be given a path to citizenship. If they are in prison, on welfare or otherwise a blight on society, send them back.
We would be better off deporting unemployed opioid and meth addicts than people who are actually contributing.
They do understand the meaning of the word temporary, I would guess.
How many made any effort to make their status more permanent?
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