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Originally Posted by SUBMAN1
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Originally Posted by NefariousKoel
Being an immigration reformist supporter, as all Americans are, I hope any Venezuelan wishing to become a US citizen is given it without a hassle. I won't bitch about the illegals from other countries in this thread and their motivations but I think this is legit enough to warrant a blanket acceptance from such a place.
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Nope. I don't agree at all. The people need to stay where they are and fight what it is they need to fight. To just move on out is to invite tyranny to stay in. Not acceptable.
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PS. All Americans may be a reformist supporters but I know no one that supports the ideas of opening up the borders as you suggest - The majority want exactly the opposit. They want them to tighten our borders and kick all these illegals out - lest we end up like Spain. They allowed them to stay in Spain, and it ended up being an open ticket invitation to the rest of the world - Word spread like wildfire with everyone wanting to come in and they did come in. Now to win a governmental election in Spain simply requires you to campaign on tough immigration. Nice. Now we have stupid people trying to do the same in the US and allow the illegals to stay. Good thing this bill that was proposed by Bush is getting squashed.
To put it simply - To allow illegals to stay after entering illegally is to invite disaster for the United States of America. No other way to put it. |
I think you misunderstood me Subman. I don't, in any way, support legalizing illegal immigrants. My point was that we should accept any of the holdout political enemies of Chavez' Venezuela without question. They'll be on the chopping block soon if they don't leave.
I'm not saying let them all flood in. It's a "worker's paradise" there now so the poor aren't leaving in droves.
05-29-07, 01:42 AM
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