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cherokeepatti · 61-69, F
@WINNER The jump-ahead thing bothers me. I've known people who have done everything properly, filled out their paperwork, submitted their criminal background checks, had sponsors for them living inside the USA who also signed for them and submitted other required documents and waited for a long time to be allowed to come into the USA...they waited to get their green cards and did what was required, all of that took time. This jumping ahead is not fair to the ones who have done everything they were asked to do and waited patiently for their time to immigrate.
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TheOneyouwerewarnedabout · 41-45, MVIP
Northwest · M
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout What about Trump breaking a campaign promise, and going with the extension of DACA into an amnesty program? Not at all. It's the right thing to do. Or do you think I'm mad because Trump realized that he cannot do anything, without compromising? Not at all? Or that Trump realized that he's just a politician? Not at all.
nudistsueaz · 61-69, F
@Underconstruction LOL
Xuan12 · 31-35, M
No, if I remember correctly it's for people who were brought here as kids. If you were brought here very young, it's not like you're ethically culpable for it, and if they've lived here for years, maybe as long as they can remember, it'd be cruel to send them back to countries that they know little or nothing about. I don't know what the specific solution would be, but deporting people who probably only know America as home isn't it.
And if that's not compelling, think of it from an economic perspective. If they grew up here taking advantage of US public services and we deport them, we get 0% return from them. On the other hand, if they stay and work and pay taxes, they can offset that bill.
And if that's not compelling, think of it from an economic perspective. If they grew up here taking advantage of US public services and we deport them, we get 0% return from them. On the other hand, if they stay and work and pay taxes, they can offset that bill.
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@Xuan12 exactly good points
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katielass · F
It's not within his authority to get rid of it. His act in rescinding obama's illegal EO is merely a formality. The 5th circuit has already ruled it invalid and we know the responsibility for immigration law falls on congress, it is not a presidential authority as the past president seemed to think.
softspokenman · M
Hundreds of high school and college students in Albuquerque walked out to protest the presidents decision. The decision affects over 7400 NM students. Another example of the chaos that Trump is great at accomplishing, calling attention to himself and dividing the country.
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softspokenman · M
@SimplyTracie, I agree. McCain was right, "WE...don't answer to Him we answer to the people who we represent".
Trump represents Himself.
Trump represents Himself.
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
@softspokenman Don't get me started. 😂😂😂
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🌹 @SimplyTracie, 8)
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
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katielass · F
@SW-User Well, the animosity between Mexicans and blacks is nothing new. But they are and have been taking a lot of jobs that blacks should have had. When will the democrats start talking to their constituents about staying in school, not having babies in your teens. don't they want them to share in the American dream? You are going to be poor your entire life is you make certain choices. It's rare for someone to get out of poverty if they don't have a high school diploma or if they have kids while they are kids. Btw, blacks are beginning to wake up and are voting gop, numbers are not earthshattering but it's starting to happen.
SimplyTracie · 26-30, F
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nudistsueaz · 61-69, F
Yes. This is a immigration issue and should have been handled by the Congress, years ago. Congress didn't address the issue and pass the needed laws, they did nothing like they always do.
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@LvChris good point
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