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03-25-2019, 01:08 PM
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Hello naw, that is a lot. 2k every three years.. hell naw.. I am fine how things are now thanks
LOL what?
2k every three years is a fair compromise even for minimum wage people. If people don't want to pay that then they don't deserve to be here, they are not taking advantage of the opportunities this country offers.
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03-25-2019, 01:19 PM
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Atleast they are now looking at the concept of us paying for their border security measure for permanent relief. I know this is a hail marry but you would think POTUS being a business man would agree to something of this content.
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Sounds reasonable. Our great leader will totally agree with this proposal imo. Trump loves us and also loves his wall. Everyone wins. Trump 2020! Win win situation for everyone!
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Do it. Charge us $10k every three years if you want, I just want certainty.
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Can't afford 56/month for legal presence?

Go back to your hole
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Finally, relatives of Dreamers, of T.P.S. recipients and of others who are undocumented — approximately 2.7 million more people — would be eligible for three years of protective status, renewable indefinitely, if they have been in the United States for a significant number of years and have no record of criminal activity.
DOA my friends.

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$4.3 billion would go to aid to El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras to help prevent further out-migration from those countries
Maybe not a popular opinion, but please stop being worldr philanthropist
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DOA my friends.


Maybe not a popular opinion, but please stop being worldr philanthropist
I wouldn't say DOA. They just have to sell it well. "The illegals are finally paying restitutions to the American people for coming in illegally". That's what many hillbillies want to hear.
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Don’t get your hopes up wether you can afford it or not. This doesn’t have a chance. This administration has clearly showed it’s not for helping immigrants.
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03-25-2019, 03:12 PM
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Maybe if it was just for dreamers it would be more ideal, but 5 million immigrants is way too much all at once...
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I would do $2k if travel is allowed.
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