The toughest enforcement and border security law in American history - Page 2

Guys, "tiger" is a troll, he/she is the same poster as "kumon," "dodee," and so on.

I'm all for more border security. And removing people from committing fraud by receiving government help.

I mean, we really can't be crying out for this when you stop and think how your own country handles illegal immigration. In Japan for example, I have Philippine friends who illegally immigrated there and just for looking brown, you are asked to show proof of legally allowed to be there, any cop can ask you.

You are forgetting one really important point. No other country is respected and looked at with so much hope and as The Land of Opportunity as the United States is revered, big difference.

So a country who respected and looked at so much hope with the title of the land of opportunity should NOT be allowed to enforce their already establish laws.


Yeah I guess I see the logic behind this

say so wide was your gap? you kinda forgot to answer that.

Of course the US has every right to enforce their laws, what sort of question is that? Haven't you read/heard that under Pres. Obama, immigration enforcement has been at record highs including record high deportations? That's why in order to balance things out a path to EARNED legal status is necessary.

oh alright then

@Pianoswithoutfaith: I hope you can respect me for saying this to you.

I supervise other employees; in the past, I've been in charge of the dept when I worked in IT/Telecom for years, and let me tell you, patronizing everyone here and being condescending is not winning you any support.

Its not like I'm out here crying for support for what I think and see things you know. You're welcome to just ignores users you don't like. At the end of the day , its just a forum . What say here or what we think won't affect the situation regarding this to be cir bill