Senators agree on path to legal status for illegal immigrants - Page 4

Awesome news. I don't care even if it takes 15 years to get a GC. I hope once the undocumented get legalized, they would still be able to obtain a GC through current family-based systems.

So its okay to violate laws because the system is broken and because the system is outdated its ethically and morally exempt to violate these laws.

Ask that to the blacks of the 60's

So you are comparing yourself now to the African Americans of the 60s and the times of Jim Crow laws?

If you want to go that route, they were/are USCS, we are NOT.

wait... I can already predict your next post

"yeah well we are all humans and deserve the basic human rights given to us by the UN"

You asked if its correct to violate an unjust law so there is your example.

I've been reading a couple of trends here and it's sad to see how a lot of people lack the desire for change and would just attend to laws that are plainly unfair towards them.

I will get a professor from the University I attend that participated in the counter lunch sit-ins in the 1960's to post a few words here about our cause, and how it is so similar to theirs. Stay tuned

Bye Bye !

I am asking you directly. Can you actually answer it or not. You can red herr all you want by the way but you are only backpedaling. I don;t know about you, but I like to move forward. Would you like me to ask you simple yes or no questions?

What's your level of education and where do you live ?

can you answer the questions or not? Is it ethically and morally correct to violate laws if the system is broken?

According to my education and the people I've encountered in my life that have experienced stuff like this; it is.

And that is also my opinion.

You might have your opinion and of course, you may stick to it.