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jaylove16 07-07-2017 10:03 AM
Re: People Protest Arkansas Attorney General’s Decision To End DACA
 
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Originally Posted by JohannBernoulli1667 (Post 617659)
Congress won't do shit for us dude. Once DACA is stopped, we will just back to the shadows, and we will be like those who did not qualify.

No one seemed to care about the ORIGINAL dreamers who aged out. We are no different than them.

The reality is, the ideological argument with immigration was lost. Even many Democrats oppose the concept. There will be no reforms.

Democrats honestly would be way better off if they​ started changing platform on immigration. I guarantee you, if a Democrat ran an anti immigration campaign, he would win.

Reality is reality, people do not like illegal immigration
We are all going to be fine .

eva02 07-07-2017 10:14 AM
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Congress will do shit when they see us suffering. It's very different to give someone something and take it away, then to never have given them anything. Dems and republicans better compromise because they are the ones that need to pass legislation. All this shit Obama got for passing DACA but they haven't past shit in 5 years. Gtfoh

freshh. 07-07-2017 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by eva02 (Post 617672)
Congress will do shit when they see us suffering. It's very different to give someone something and take it away, then to never have given them anything. Dems and republicans better compromise because they are the ones that need to pass legislation. All this shit Obama got for passing DACA but they haven't past shit in 5 years. Gtfoh
Honestly, I think that is the difference now. The program has been in affect for 5 years. They had plenty of opportunity to sue PRIOR to the start of the program and they chose to do nothing. Now people have lives and this will have an economic impact on the states where we live and the employers that we work for.

JohannBernoulli1667 07-07-2017 11:10 AM
Re: People Protest Arkansas Attorney General’s Decision To End DACA
 
TPS has been in effect for years and it is getting chopped.

2MoreYears 07-07-2017 11:19 AM
Re: People Protest Arkansas Attorney General’s Decision To End DACA
 
One can argue TPS has a different purpose. In our case we know no country other than the USA.

JohannBernoulli1667 07-07-2017 02:20 PM
Re: People Protest Arkansas Attorney General’s Decision To End DACA
 
Anyone can argue anything really, what goes on is a totally different thing. Our only hope is that Trump decides to Flip Flop on the issue against his very own supporters for a good cause, his good heart will be tested for real this time. He will alienate a lot of his base if he does. Something that in my mind, he can't afford to do if he plans for a re-run. He will opt for the, get rid of it, then try to pass legislation, we know how that usually goes... Our great negotiator...

beingoflight 07-07-2017 02:23 PM
Re: People Protest Arkansas Attorney General’s Decision To End DACA
 
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Originally Posted by JohannBernoulli1667 (Post 617688)
Anyone can argue anything really, what goes on is a totally different thing. Our only hope is that Trump decides to Flip Flop on the issue against his very own supporters for a good cause, his good heart will be tested for real this time. He will alienate a lot of his base if he does. Something that in my mind, he can't afford to do if he plans for a re-run. He will opt for the, get rid of it, then try to pass legislation, we know how that usually goes... Our great negotiator...

We are not going to the shadows... We are getting bloody deported.

I rather die than going back to Mexico.

libertarian1776 07-07-2017 02:26 PM
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tf kind of attitude is this?

worst case scenario is going back to the shadows.. they are not gonna target us. tf is this nazi germany?

and remember ya'll are fucking DREAMER's if you do get deported, you can make it anywhere in the world. we are fighters, the fact that we lasted this long says a lot about us.


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Originally Posted by beingoflight (Post 617690)
I rather die than going back to Mexico.

libertarian1776 07-07-2017 02:29 PM
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what happened to you bro? werent you the biggest Trump supporter here? how you make a complete 360 of being 100% optimistic to now that we're done?

relax dude, everything will be fine.

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Originally Posted by JohannBernoulli1667 (Post 617688)
Anyone can argue anything really, what goes on is a totally different thing. Our only hope is that Trump decides to Flip Flop on the issue against his very own supporters for a good cause, his good heart will be tested for real this time. He will alienate a lot of his base if he does. Something that in my mind, he can't afford to do if he plans for a re-run. He will opt for the, get rid of it, then try to pass legislation, we know how that usually goes... Our great negotiator...

godsavethequeen 07-07-2017 02:31 PM
Re: People Protest Arkansas Attorney General’s Decision To End DACA
 
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Originally Posted by beingoflight (Post 617690)
We are not going to the shadows... We are getting bloody deported.

I rather die than going back to Mexico.
Although Mexico might be a corrupt place it's actually very liveable compared to other Latin American countries besides Uruguay and Chile which are far more superior. The narco violence is only prevalent by border towns and poor rural areas, you should obviously avoid them unless you want to be a victim. However, places like Monterrey, Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta, Baja California Sur, etc. are excellent locations to live in.

It's not a death sentence and it's certainly not a poverty stricken third world country like Haiti or El Salvador. Still, I'd pick living in Uruguay anyday over Mexico though.


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