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originally posted by: joemoe
It's very easy really, for those that want them to stay just open your wallet and house to sponsor them. Those that are grown up and/or have no sponsors gets shipped back. I mean really whether they are here because of their parents or because they jumped on the "Death Train" to come here does not matter. Come here legally and you can stay, otherwise GTFO. There are endless lines of legal immigrants who want to come here legally, the illegals will not be missed.
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: BubbaJoe
I was raised in Southern New Mexico, 15 minutes north of the border... do you want to continue to speculate that I have "no experience around immigrants?"
originally posted by: jjkenobi
No free immigration or legal status for anyone until the border is secured. With a massive wall and platoons of border agents.
Only after that am I willing to discuss what to do with the illegal immigrants currently in the country.
Anything else just results in the exact same failed policies and promises that led us to this point.
originally posted by: DrStevenBrule
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: thesaneone
America failed these kids.
Wrong.
These kid's parents failed them.
originally posted by: intrepid
a reply to: burdman30ott6
So the kids, no matter their age now, are guilty of their parent's "crimes"?
originally posted by: fiverx313
it's incredibly misguided to deport these kids to countries they've never known. they're as american as any of the rest of us and would no doubt be a credit to this country if they were allowed to remain.
as for the yahoo talking about how they've had five years to work on becoming legal, so no sympathy if they aren't? do you have ANY familiarity with the labyrinthine and incredibly slow process our government puts people through when they try to become citizens?
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: smurfy
So because mistakes were made in the past, mistakes should be quietly allowed now? That's a recipe for lunacy right there.
originally posted by: [post=22639334]theantediluvian
Are you competing against DACA registrants or are you competing against visa holders?
Are you claiming that your tax dollars are paying college tuition for "dreamers" that your children are ineligible for? These kids aren't eligible for federal aid. It's possible that they are getting some sort of subsidy at the state level but as I noted earlier in the thread, in most cases, they're actually facing a situation where they'd being denied in-state tuition rates (32/50) — so not only are they not getting federal aid, they're being forced to pay more in tuition in many cases.
originally posted by: magnetik
then you wonder why groups like blm and antifa exist. lol
originally posted by: intrepid
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: intrepid
OK, so what is the logic in allowing them to remain, illegally, in the United States?
They didn't come here, they were brought. They were raised here. They work here. They contribute here. It's all they know.