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You know, I think I am against CIR
Really, let's think about it. One decides to go into a country, enter illegally of overstay their visa, then demands to be given permanent residence. I am not talking about the children brought here against their will, so don't bring this into the argument please. Do you guys really think it's OK to just give our parents permanent residency?
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If you view what they've done as a crime through the lense of legality, then at what point is the debt for crime paid for? Does the punishment fit the crime? Is being jailed, stripped of property, and barred from ever coming back to that country a fair punishment for crossing a demarcated line?
If you view their actions as being immoral, what atonement or punishment should be handed to them? On the flip side, aren't they victims themselves trying to escape poverty and hunger? Once Rep. Steve King labels his Jesus as an illegal immigrant, which he was, then I'll jump on board. PS: Do we need to protect our borders and restrict illegal entry? Absolutely. Seal the border shut. But if you fail - because of your apathy or double standard (ask them to come work for cheap while saying get out) then there is some blame on the part of the U.S. government. Because the illegals and the government are both responsible, there needs to be some process for legalization for people already here. |
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Also, this is not a crime by any Federal not State law. You do know that that there are Lottery winners every year right? |
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You sound stupid. Our parents came here with the intention of finding a better future, not to break the law. Immigration laws are unfair. Why should anyone unfairly wait DECADES for a green card? It shouldn't take that long to process applications, and yet, it takes forever. People are desperate and will do whatever it takes to get ahead in this world. It's just sad that the broken immigration system has to victimize both Americans and immigrants alike.
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You, indeed sound stupid. Same argument other people have when it comes to DREAMers "they might ntot have come here voluntarily, but they had a choice to either leave or stay. Why should we reward those choices?" If you think about it, it comes down to the same question oponents and you are asking "why should we give them a legal status even if they are young or old?"
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Without any intention to promote his talk (shout) show, I was watching O'Reilly tonight how he was ranting first about how illegals deserve to be deported, then about big government spending and huge deficit, stating that each U.S. citizen now owes $40k+ of national debt (amount of national debt divided by number of US citizens)... well, DREAMers and other undocumented aren't citizens, but if you make them that will be less national debt per person in America today. Simple division operation.:razz: The argument against clemency for illegals the way eddy presented it would make sense for a nation in Europe, especially Eastern Europe where nations were formed not by steady influx of population from outside of their borders but from groups of people already living on those teritories for generations. America was formed by immigrants and for immigrants and vitaly depends on that steady influx. |
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this is a Michelle Malkin-esque thread.
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Any Dreamer should want push for all pieced meal immigration legislation from E Verify , Border security, no chain migration etc because these are the issues that would put the voters mind at ease enough to vote for an immigration reform law. But in fact this all needs to go to the courts.
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Im with you, Im strongly against the CIR... all I can say is F the CIR
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How can you be against CIR when it could benefit your parents? The same people who risked their lives and worked hard for you? Wow. If you can't stand up for other people who are just like you, no one will stand up for you.
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I guess this is just another way to blame the other undocumented for dream not passing. One of the biggest issues riding us right now is the sense of entitlement some dreamers have. America is tired of hearing the same sappy stories about how much we are victims stuck here and can't go home. Their response to us is-- since we are supposedly such innocent, good and righteous kids, Why is it that most of us are now adults and we we still won't do the right thing? why wont we just go home? some of you don't get that in light of everything people in general don't really give a f*ck about how we got here, who hopped fences vs who came in with visas and what not. All they see is a bunch of whining kids who feel the american public should be responsible for their parents bad judgement. The legal system does care however because overstayers are able to adjust by marriage while those who EWI are not. Obviousely they think a little more highly of those who came in on visas or came in legally right?. How about we just root for kicking out all the EWI and their kids because they never even made and effort to get visas in the first place? do you see how stupid that sounds? we are all undocumented , no matter how we got here. Please get off the soapboxes and stop pointing fingers because u cant get ahead and leave the rest behind. You would not even know what the united states look like if it wasn't for parents so why do u think you deserve to be here more than they do. I just cant stop *SMDH* at some of these threads and comments! |
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What's the difference between you and CIRer? Age. That's all. |
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Dreamers against CIR are nothing more than self-entitled hypocrites, simple as that.
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Guest Worker Program would stimulate the economy, save our agriculture industry, lower food prices. But Republicans are waiting for someone to build transformer robots to secure the border first. |
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The food prices will not decrease. Why? Simply, our people, who have been working at farms will receive minimum wage or even more, which cause the company to increase prices in order to make profit. The only way the guest worker program will stimulate the economy, only if they can find jobs and actually pay for taxes, otherwise it will not stimulate our economy. How would the guest worker program save our agriculture industry? LOL.. transformer robots |
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Eddy, now I know you are a troll. :wink: |
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By that understanding, hiring legal guest workers won't lead to higher wages than are already being paid. But when you consider the number of new farms that will come up, and the number of abandoned farms that will enter into use by expanding the guest worker program, food production in the USA will increase for sure, and that increase in supply will lead to lower prices. add to this: -The increased farm production will stimulate the economy. -The increased presence of guest workers with money to spend will also stimulate the economy. -The increased revenue for farms will result in greater tax revenue. -The taxation of guest workers will result in further increases in tax revenue. But this is just speculation, I don't know for sure. Quote:
While some farmers can and do take advantage, I heard (from Colbert's congress testimony, mind you), that there are 1 million acres of abandoned farmland, because there is nobody to work on them. This proves that the guest worker program is not being used to its full extent. |
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I don't understand how it's hypocritical. DREAM Act is far different from CIR. The goal of the dream act is not to make those who had no say in coming here a chance to stay.
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