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Well, you got the idea. Sorry, what was your question?
2006-07-28 04:26:51
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answered by rollodecriente 4
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It actually came to my attention about 4 years ago while working in the restaurant industry. I'm all for immigration and people coming here on work permits. I just say do it legally. If it is too hard, then perhaps our government should do something about that, but until then, why not be legal about it. Of course the argument there is if my family was starving would I wait, well no I wouldn't. Thing is, my family isn't starving and I am legally a citizen of this country. Illegal is illegal. However, politicians won't do anything about it because they will look anti-immigrant or anti-poor or something stupid like that. I just don't understand why we can't enforce the laws on the books.
2006-07-28 04:22:46
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answered by Anonymous
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I have been speaking out against illegal aliens, get that ILLEGAL ALIENS, for about 20 years.
Reagan made a mistake by not closing the border. Carter before him, etc, etc, etc.
They are NOT "undocumented workers", NOT "undocumented immigrants", NOT "illegal immigrants", they are ILLEGAL ALIENS who willingly became criminals the moment they illegally entered the USA.
This is not a race issue, it is about the law, it is about the future of the USA. It is about our Presidents and our Congress aiding and abetting, illegal aliens and those who hire them, this criminal enterprise.
NO to Re Conquista, it will not happen.
It is a problem Karlie, illegal aliens are the reason those jobs do not receive a decent wage. Think about it.
2006-07-28 04:26:59
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answered by Anonymous
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You are right, it has always been an issue but never to an extreme, all of a sudden election year comes and everyone is up and tight about it, 250 million americans and 20 million illegals, can all these illegals really overpower americans and comit all the crime, take all the jobs, abuse federal aid and all the other issues, I call it "scapegoating"
2006-07-28 04:29:47
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answered by Anonymous
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undocumented workers? Um, no. 'Illegal aliens' is the right term, or better yet 'foreign citizens'. Basically, the major portion of this whole debate is that Mexico has basically decided en masse to fart off several of our laws, including the laws regarding immigration. Just think of it as a communal effort to suck as much money out of the taxpayer/US economy as humanly possible, and you'll generally be in the right zip code, there...
2006-07-28 04:32:45
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answered by gokart121 6
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When are you going to figure out the English language? Words have meaning, learn them. They are "illegal aliens" not "undocumented workers". You can keep trying to spin it all you like, but again, words have meaning.
I live in Texas, they've always been a problem. Get legal, learn English, assimilate or get the hell out of my country!
2006-07-28 04:22:29
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answered by Nuke Lefties 4
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We have been on no account undocumented because of the fact the Natives did not very own the land, they theory it had no proprietor. The English government grew to become into the 1st to regulate the east colonies, Spain and France something of the rustic.
2016-12-10 16:23:47
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answered by symons 3
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It does not take a genius to realize that "illegal" entry into a country is against the law (that is the definition of illegal, you know). Why is it OK to tolerate breaking the law. I am not American and find this concept very hard to understand. If you break the law, you are punished, it is as simple as that!
2006-07-28 04:23:25
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answered by A Person 5
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1965.
2006-07-28 04:24:41
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answered by yars232c 6
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Its never been a problem. I wouldn't want to do the jobs they do and get the pay they get.
2006-07-28 04:20:58
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answered by karlie 1
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