What A New Dream Act Could Look Like - Page 4
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Originally Posted by RJD
I think it's kind of lame that they are forcing us to go to college for 4 yrs or military for 4yrs if a DA passes
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I think most dreamers want to earn their citizenship. Feeling entitled to citizenship simply because your parents brought you here as a child is exactly what the opposition believes. Most of us realize that this country owes us nothing, so we want to 'earn' our right to live here.
Don't complain, there's people all over the world who are willing to do a lot more for an opportunity to live here. |
Sometimes I tell my USC boyfriend that I'm afraid immigration reform will never happen. He'd tell me that I'll be okay because we're getting married after we both graduate.
But you know what, I would rather get my citizenship through the DREAM Act for the exact reason you mentioned. I want to say that I earned my right to stay in this country legally. I was given my citizenship because the government saw that I have important things to contribute to the country.
There's nothing wrong with getting legalized through a spouse, but I think there's just more personal pride attached to getting papers through the DREAM Act.
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Originally Posted by vivace
this. So much.
Sometimes i tell my usc boyfriend that i'm afraid immigration reform will never happen. He'd tell me that i'll be okay because we're getting married after we both graduate. But you know what, i would rather get my citizenship through the dream act for the exact reason you mentioned. I want to say that i earned my right to stay in this country legally. I was given my citizenship because the government saw that i have important things to contribute to the country. There's nothing wrong with getting legalized through a spouse, but i think there's just more personal pride attached to getting papers through the dream act. |
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Originally Posted by msaccountant
+1. <3
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