Yes, I asked this question a few days ago. Someone reported the question as a violation before I could vote. Thanks.
Illegal immigrants from Canada, Europe, Africa, and Asia are arrested and deported. The ones who want to stay make efforts to acquire a work visa and green card. This takes many years and lawyer fees in most cases. Then, there is another long wait before they can apply for citzenship. They learn to speak English. They don't demand that the public schools be taught in their native language.
Illegal immigrants from Mexico and Central America are allowed to stay. If any are arrested and deported, there are marches in the streets about the unfairness of sending these hardworking (they are ALL hardworking?!?) people back, as if there is something wrong with the USA government. Many refuse to learn English and some want public schools to be taught in Spanish.
Shouldn't all immigrants be required to follow the same immigration laws? Why is leeway given to Latinos?
2007-08-21
08:54:42
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bikerchickjill
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Immigration