Immigration question....?

Question

How many of you think we should take all the illegals here and just send them to Iraq and get our American troops back home.....They want to be in America so bad...let them fight the war??!!!!!!

Answer 1

900% agreed!!!!
ur obviosly a conserverative, otherwise you would be for those mexicans... not likely... anyway. i think since they want to be in our country, they should at least earn their liberty like our forefathers.... don't ya think?

Answer 2

Sure, why not! Why don't you go to garden the lawns. foster the 1 Million plus children and clean 60% of the homes in California.

Then you can feel that you are being as American as they are.

Get Real! Being American doesn't mean that you support the war! there are a lot of Americans who do not support the war and believe that Immigrants are a vital purpose of this country.

Answer 3

I am not an American but if you took all the illegals and sent them back you would have the room to brinng all the men and women troops back....plus if we made iraq a parking lot.....we would never look for a space again...lol

Answer 4

Even The Little Ol Lady ILLEGAL Aliens??
The 5-6 Year Old Illegal Aliens??

I Am Not Sure
This Is Even A Partial Solution
Or Even An Approach
To The Problem
In Fact, It Could Be A Mistake

A Fighting Force Must Be LOYAL
To The Nation, And The Flag

You Can't Force People To Fight FOR or WITH You
When Their Political Loyalties And Ideals
Are Similar To The Enemy's

After You Train And Arm Them
They Might Turn On You

http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-gangs01.html

The Gangster Disciples, Latin Kings and Vice Lords
were born decades ago
in Chicago's most violent neighborhoods.
Now, their gang graffiti is showing up 6,400 miles away
in one of the world's most dangerous neighborhoods -- Iraq.

Armored vehicles,
concrete barricades
and bathroom walls
all have served as canvasses
for their spray-painted gang art.
At Camp Cedar II, about 185 miles southeast of Baghdad,
a guard shack was recently defaced
with "GDN" for Gangster Disciple Nation,
along with the gang's six-pointed star
and the word "Chitown," a soldier who photographed it said.

The graffiti, captured on film by an Army Reservist
and provided to the Chicago Sun-Times,
highlights increasing gang activity
in the Army
in the United States
and overseas, some experts say.

Military and civilian police investigators
familiar with three major Army bases in the United States --
Fort Lewis,
Fort Hood
and Fort Bragg --
said they have been focusing recently
on soldiers with gang affiliations.
These bases ship out many of the soldiers fighting in Iraq.

'They don't try to hide it'

Jeffrey Stoleson,
an Army Reserve sergeant in Iraq for almost a year,
said he has taken hundreds of photos of gang graffiti there.

In interviews with the almost 320 soldiers
who admitted they were gang members,
only two said they wanted out of gangs, Barfield said.

"They're not here for the red, white and blue.
They're here for the black and gold,"
he said, referring to the gang colors of the Latin Kings.

They Are Learning urban warfare
"I know there is a lot more going on here,
he said.
"I don't inspect off-base housing or married soldiers' housing."

The Gangster Disciples
are the most worrisome street gang at Fort Lewis
because they are the most organized, Barfield said.

Barfield said gangs are encouraging their members
to join the military to learn urban warfare techniques
they can teach when they go back to their neighborhoods.

"Gang members are telling us in the interviews
that their gang is putting them in," he said.

Barfield said a big concern
is what such gang members trained in urban warfare
will do when they return home.

Of paramount concern
is whether gang-affiliated soldiers' training
will make them deadly urban warriors
when they return to civilian life
and if some are using their access to military equipment
to supply gangs at home, said Barfield and other experts.

Barfield said he knows of civilian gang members
in the Seattle area who also have been caught
with flak jackets that he suspects were stolen from Fort Lewis.

Barfield said he has documented
gang-affiliated soldiers' involvement in
drug dealing,
gunrunning
and other criminal activity off base.

More than a year ago, a soldier tied to a white supremacy group
was caught trying to ship an assault rifle
from Iraq to the United States in pieces, he said.

Answer 5

first of all one of our freedoms that is only taken away in extremely dire situations is that we have a volunteer army one that we can choose to go to or not go to unless the war gets more serious, another thing is that illegal immigrants are sometimes not at fault for what they do becuase trust me you have not lived in coutry where there are are a lot of really poor people in the streets, fighting al the time and so forth, i have, ive lived in russia trust me if you had the chance you would take it to get to the US which is in really the best coutry to live in, you want the best for yourself and ur family that wll deffinately not happen in a place like cuba and many would rather take their chances than die at the hands of a political commisar who worships a dictator like the leader of cuba

Answer 6

Interesting idea.They already kind of have that. There are a number of non-citizens fighting in our Armed Forces already, after they serve a certain amount of time, whether as linguists or "grunts", with an honorable discharge, they get their US citizenship.

Answer 7

That would be cruel and unusual punishment. Besides in protest they'd probably join the enemey and become suicide bombers.

They can volunteer and apply for citizenship on the first day of active duty.

Answer 8

How about a state that nobody wants like New Jersey.

Answer 9

letting someone fight the war..for a country they are not even a part of......or let alone the AMERICAN CITIZENS..here are not willing to even recognize them as a good part of society!! GOOD ONE!!!!

Answer 10

But I don't want to go to Iraq.

Answer 11

I like that idea if it gave them full citizenship upon completing a tour