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originally posted by: Gumerk
Im trying to see both sides of the argument here. Thank you for input.
originally posted by: dollukka
There is huge mass immigration going on... but these have had it better off than those poor ones who are still stuck in camps. Not everything is what it looks like.
originally posted by: Gumerk
Would a mass deportation not cost far too much money and be virtually impossible? Would it not be a better route money wise to offer them a path to citizenship already here and have them paying taxes, with not breaking up their families a plus too?
Is there no middle ground, is it mass deportation or mass amnesty? The undocumented workers that are already here "I think it's estimated at 11 million?" if we give them citizenship does that mean more payed taxes into the economy or are they already paying some taxes?
What about the one's who are here and making money but sending it back to their home country, surely that hurts us yes?
Some say their breaking the law should not be forgiven when actual citizens are not forgiven.