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DAP Forums > DREAM Act > The News Room

Hispanic GOP group decries Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison for opposing DREAM Act - Page 2

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12-12-2010, 05:01 PM
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Hutch supports the bill but the Senator won't vote on this version. Why not bring the 2007 version back to get more votes?
Because it won't.
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Hutch supports the bill but the Senator won't vote on this version. Why not bring the 2007 version back to get more votes?

Because it would never get more votes. The GOP have seen the new bill and now that they are aware of how much more it can be limited to, the old bills will NEVER be brought back.
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12-12-2010, 06:03 PM
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She's going to lose to a Tea Party candidate anyways. Nothing she does will stop that.
I don't know, McCain was supposed to lose to a tea party candidate but he held out. The Tea Party is the biggest problem with immigration efforts, because it forces Republicans to move to the right. You can see the impact it has had.
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12-12-2010, 08:49 PM
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So lets see, if she supports it, she get the support of all 20 latino republicans in Texas, but then she loses a primary battle to the Tea Party.

Come on guys, this isn't that hard to figure out
I live in Texas in a primarily hispanic area. This area is only barely democratic. There is a sizable republican latino population here.
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12-12-2010, 10:22 PM
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I live in Texas in a primarily hispanic area. This area is only barely democratic. There is a sizable republican latino population here.
Tell Hutchison same exact point, call her D.C and make the same comment, they'll take your zip code down.
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12-13-2010, 12:11 AM
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Let's focus on Hutchinson then! Call her peepz!
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12-13-2010, 12:13 AM
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CB124 our job is keep the pressure on all Senator's that's all we can do, now help us by e-mailing her the truth, you can only petition your parents after you obtain a green card which could take as long as 20 years. Source: House Debate.
Hey, the 20 years part was probably a hyperbole lol and to petition for your parents you have to be a citizen not a P.R.:
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You May Petition For The Following Family Members:

Spouse (husband or wife)
Unmarried children under 21
Unmarried son or daughter of any age
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12-13-2010, 12:18 AM
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DA USER is desperate to be included in some kind of legalization.

We would be asking and doing the exact same thing if we where in his position!!!!!

Don't be so harsh on the poor guy!!!!!
Don't mean to be rude, but speak for yourself. At this point I would have had come to terms with it and would be planning for alternatives - realistic alternatives.
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12-13-2010, 12:21 AM
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Hey, the 20 years part was probably a hyperbole lol and to petition for your parents you have to be a citizen not a P.R.:

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Correct, under current Law ^^^ above stands, however, please note following from Debate Floor Speech , listen to our good Howard Berman at about 1:30 minutes. This would be the unfortunate case for Beneficiaries of D.A.

http://www.speaker.gov/blog/?p=3227

So please e-mail Hutchison, and call her as well.
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12-13-2010, 12:38 AM
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Okay yes, he said that it would take up to 25 years to petition a parent because of the 10 yrs non immigrant status, the 3 yrs PR status, and then 10 ban from the US for "illegal entry" which is 23 but I'm guessing he rounded that up to emphasize his point. He is referring to parents who crossed the border only, not visa over-stays. And if I'm not mistaking he said that that is how current law works. Since I am an over-stay I don't have much knowledge about the options that people who entered illegally currently have to adjust, but I do know that over-stays can be petitioned by a US citizen son/daughter over 21 and adjust in just 6 months. My friend is petitioning her mom.
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