Illegal Immigration. Can There Be Any Place Where An Illegitimate Must Certanly Be Given A Road To Citizenship?

[Dur]

I am aware the causes that they're in the united states illegally and must certanly be trashed. Heck I am as difficult-hearted whilst the subsequent man. But when you have been here very a extended time does that impact the circumstance? If you had been brought right here as a youngster and developed here does that influence the predicament? You did not actually break any law, if you were a youngster, your parents did. Does that matter?I noticed a tale on CNN in regards to a man that arrived at 14 and right now has kidney difficulty(he seems to be in his 30s) needing dialysis. Heis useless if he's sent home. We've regulations that'll not let's deport men and women if they will be murdered within their residence nation, may this apply.We need to have immigration-reform and it's basic to state 'if you arrived right here illegally, go home'. Nevertheless when you're able to specific instances, will there be any location for gray areas?Hopefully we are able to keep this to immigration in the location of health care.

[pierrepont88]

Which answers will range from never to always. Good luck on consensus.  

[michelangelo]

The path is offered. There are a lot of, numerous immigrants who have come to the United States legally. Of course, you have the people who have historically come by way of Ellis Island, but they are not the only ones. There are millions of individuals from Mexico and other Central American countries who took the time and work to go by means of the procedure to turn into a United States citizen. I never have an situation with men and women immigrating to the U.S. I have a problem with men and women breaking the law and then our government changing the law to make it o.k......for instance, if you identified an empty property(say someones summer season house),moved in and lived there for a while with no being caught, does that mean you get to reside there permanently? Ought to the government then make it your residence legally because you've been there for a even though? It is the exact same concept..... One more concern for me is the men and women who have immigrated right here legally, do you consider it's fair to them to enable other folks to be granted citizenship just simply because they managed to sneak into the country?The majority of those who come here illegally do not bother to discover English and know little, if something, about the United States. Their loyalty is nonetheless to yet another nation and regrettably, that is exactly where the bulk of their funds goes also......   childof1truegod 51 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Wendell]

They are here illegally; they should be sent back where they came from, and be barred from becoming a US citizen.  They are here llegally, and if they are working they have committed fraud and identity theft - both felonies and reasons to not be allowed citizenship.  Everything they own that was purchased through their illegal activites should be seized and used to fight the illegal horde, just like they do with seized drug assets.  This country is in a big enough bind trying to take care of those who are here legally; we shouldn't be wasting a penny on those here illegally, except the money it takes to find them and deport them.

[Blakelie]

There are many, many immigrants who have come to the United States legally. Of course, you have the folks who have historically come through Ellis Island, but they aren't the only ones. There are millions of people from Mexico and other Central American countries who took the time and effort to go through the process to become a United States citizen. I don't have an issue with people immigrating to the U.S. I have a problem with people breaking the law and then our government changing the law to make it o.k......for instance, if you found an empty house(say someones summer home),moved in and lived there for a while without being caught, does that mean you get to live there permanently? Should the government then make it your home legally because you've been there for a while? It's the same concept..... Another issue for me is the people who have immigrated here legally, do you think it's fair to them to allow others to be granted citizenship just because they managed to sneak into the country?The majority of those who come here illegally don't bother to learn English and know little, if anything, about the United States. Their loyalty is still to another nation and unfortunately, that is where the bulk of their money goes also......  

[Dentin]

The answer to that question nowadays says more about the answerer than the question. Which answers will range from never to always. Good luck on consensus.   danielpauldavis 51 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Jarred]

I don't know - should you give a child molestor a path to priesthood? Or a thief a path to a bank teller position? They are here illegally; they should be sent back where they came from, and be barred from becoming a US citizen.  They are here llegally, and if they are working they have committed fraud and identity theft - both felonies and reasons to not be allowed citizenship.  Everything they own that was purchased through their illegal activites should be seized and used to fight the illegal horde, just like they do with seized drug assets.  This country is in a big enough bind trying to take care of those who are here legally; we shouldn't be wasting a penny on those here illegally, except the money it takes to find them and deport them.   Schelli's Recommendations The Official Secret Handbook For Illegal Immigrants: The New Arrival's Guide To The Easy Access & Easy Riches Of America Amazon List Price: $14.95 Used from: $37.98 Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5(based on 3 reviews) Schelli 51 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[crosbey]

for example, as you point out, asylum, the children being American citizens/   Than again, I have a friend who just for deported back to the Dominican Republic at the age of 45 because even though he was brought here as an infant and did not know he was illegal, they sent him home.   So it is hard to say at the present time what the rules are, because people have become so sensitive about the issue, and at the same time, the economy has taken a really sharp hit, so they are seen, not as doing jobs that many Americans would not want to do(60 minutes did a program last year about the appalling conditions of lettuce pickers in Arizona, and how Mexicans drive 2 1/2 hours each day over the border to do that job, because they can't get Americans to do it, and the pay is so good compared to what they would get back home), but as 'stealing jobs' from Americans.   I have to say, the American work ethic really is NOT what it used to be. I look at my sister in law, who is Asian, and I wish I had more people like her in stores and customer service, instead of spoiled kids constantly on their cell phone on personal phone calls, and listening to their Ipod, or surfing on the computer, when they should be working. JMHO.   70% of the wealth of our economy is based on consumer spending. What ever happened to creating products creating wealth?  

[All]

There are many good people who want to come to the United States, they want to work, they are willing to jump through the hoops.  I know quite a few.  Yet, jumping through hoops gets them no where and if they stay here they end up being illegals, at least those that I know.   Others are criminals.  Seems to me that if we processed those who could prove they were not crinimals, meaning making them legal.  We'd have fewer to sort through and get rid of.

[Dohosan]

There should be a better system of processing people into the country ... There are many good people who want to come to the United States, they want to work, they are willing to jump through the hoops.  I know quite a few.  Yet, jumping through hoops gets them no where and if they stay here they end up being illegals, at least those that I know.   Others are criminals.  Seems to me that if we processed those who could prove they were not crinimals, meaning making them legal.  We'd have fewer to sort through and get rid of. Christian 51 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.