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Well they probably will but why do we care. They work and pay taxes just like the rest of us. They pay for college. Honestly, why are we so concerned about them when we should be more concerned about gangs and deporting them.
we arrest criminals... and punish them following the laws of the country
illegal aliens are deported because they are not US citizens, as such, they fall outside US jurisdiction, we are returning them to the country that has jurisdiction over them
I would have spent the 18 years growing up here with all the resources figuring out how to become a legal resident if I planned to stay here...
no different than if I wanted to immigrate to another country you know
you keep acting like they didn't know until last year that they were illegal...
We have a church in North Carolina who was telling on the news about this lady who they are harboring who has been in this country for years. She has been ordered to leave. What I noticed is that she has made no effort to acclimate. She spoke no English whatsoever in the interview. If she really wanted to be a citizen, wouldn't you think she should be speaking our language. If I remember correctly, she had been here 25 years. And we are supposed to feel sorry for her when she makes no effort to fit in.
as long as he is president, yes I do... because that's part of his executive powers... will I support them once he is out of office? not unless the next president continues it
I don't have to like his EOs to support them... neither do I have to like paying taxes to support paying them because it is the law
So the new rule is that EO's end when a new President is elected? lol
You need to apologize for that remark. How dare you! Wanting our laws to be upheld has nothing to do with color. You can save your guilt trip for someone who swallows your crap. We have been more than fair to these people. Many countries would have put them in prison. We paid for their housing, medical, education, etc. and they repay us by flying their flags on our streets. You illegal lovers are nothing but a bunch of hypocrites.
When an American citizen breaks the law, their children have to live with their lives being in upheaval. DACA's parents broke the law and we give them privileges our own citizens don't have. And we have people like you trying to shame us because we don't like our citizens being treated unfairly by having to pay for their mistakes. It is about to bankrupt our nation.
We have a church in North Carolina who was telling on the news about this lady who they are harboring who has been in this country for years. She has been ordered to leave. What I noticed is that she has made no effort to acclimate. She spoke no English whatsoever in the interview. If she really wanted to be a citizen, wouldn't you think she should be speaking our language. If I remember correctly, she had been here 25 years. And we are supposed to feel sorry for her when she makes no effort to fit in.
Why bother "acclimatizing"? If she was in the US illegally there was no path to citizenship. I'm surprised I have to tell you that.
There was an interview the other night with three DACA med students. These are the type of people we want in the US--intelligent, productive and industrious. During the interview, one of them said "if I can't stay in the US, I'm not going to go to Guatemala--I'll just go to a country in Europe that needs doctors.
It seems really bizarre to me that the US would kick out people they need, like physicians.
Please... ... Out of the 800,000 DACA beneficiaries you could probably count the number who become doctors on the fingers of one hand. This is called propaganda, and you fell for it.
Please... ... Out of the 800,000 DACA beneficiaries you could probably count the number who become doctors on the fingers of one hand. This is called propaganda, and you fell for it.
“"Estimates have shown that the DACA initiative could help introduce 5,400 previously ineligible physicians into the U.S. healthcare system in the coming decades to help address these shortages and ensure patient access to care," AMA's letter said.”
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... Out of the 800,000 DACA beneficiaries you could probably count the number who become doctors on the fingers of one hand. This is called propaganda, and you fell for it.
