Do you oppose immigration enforcement?

Question

If you're against immigration enforcement, explain why...

LOL@don you always answer my questions by telling me to 'get over it'...why are you so defensive on this topic?

Fact: If you just post the same crap you post for 30 other questions, no 10 pts. for YOU lol

Answer 1

No. But enforce the laws against employers. One of them goes to jail, 100 start obeying the law.

Answer 2

NO I am all for immigration enforcement.
I have given you my argument against illegal immigration before...so I won't go into that, but I will say this immigration enforcement and border enforcement = Preventing crimes !!

BTW I can NOT stand they way people just cross the border without us knowing who they are....you would think that after 9/11 that we would have started getting serious about the border enforcement.........

Answer 3

No. It needs to be enforced. In our town we had a whole family killed by a car load of illegal immigrants driving drunk and no one cared about that family. The illegal immigrants didn't have to pay for anything they caused. They weren't even deported. Those are the type of people we don't want here. We have enough of our own.

Answer 4

No, we didn't allow them to come here for years. They have been doing an illegal act for years. We did ignore it for a while though, until the March on the first of the month that woke up a lot of use, and made us realize what they really think of us.

Answer 5

Latinos inspire regulation breaking via protecting there unlawful kin hidden interior the shadows. there might want to be no different excuse for there treasonous habit. whats particularly is interesting and not user-friendly are the legal Latinos are combating the uneducated illegals for an similar jobs. it makes no experience to at least something people as to why they proceed to flow down that highway. its only dumb founding

Answer 6

I'm against stopping people from coming that have a legitimate reason for coming I'm for a better way to screen for criminal background checks.

Answer 7

i'm not against immigration enforcement....

I just wished there was an easier way for immigrants to pass without having to consider entering illegaly.....i

'm for enforcement, but I'm also for amnesty for those hard-working immigrants who have already made a life in the US.

Answer 8

MYTH
Undocumented immigrants don’t pay taxes or contribute to the U.S. economy, and instead take advantage of social welfare programs.
“Controlling illegal immigration is also an issue of fairness to American taxpayers. Is it fair if people are using public services like schools and roads, but are not paying taxes?”
--Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman, May 4, 2006

FACT
The myth of “lazy” immigrants cheating U.S. taxpayers and living off welfare couldn’t be farther from the truth.

According to a 2004 study by the Urban Policy Institute, virtually all undocumented men--96 percent--and 62 percent of undocumented women are in the workforce. According to a March report from the Pew Hispanic Center, of the more than 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S., 7.2 million were employed in March 2005, making up approximately 4.9 percent of the labor force in the U.S.

Overall, immigrants--both documented and undocumented--are a huge boon to the U.S. economy. And as for what’s “fair,” the U.S. government takes far more from undocumented immigrants than it ever gives back.

In 2001, then-Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan testified before Congress that in the state of Illinois alone, "[undocumented] workers pay $547 million in taxes yearly, compared to $238 million in services used"--a net “profit” for Illinois of $309 million. And according to a report in last year’s New York Times, each year, undocumented immigrants pay an estimated $7 billion more than they get from Social Security and $1.5 billion more than they get from Medicare.

The Internal Revenue Service issues “Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers” (ITINs) to allow undocumented workers to pay income taxes. Since 1996, 9.2 million of these numbers have been handed out. According to the Los Angeles Times, last year, 1.2 million people paid taxes using ITINs.

Answer 9

Mass deportation.
A 20 foot tall fence with razor wire on top.
The army with orders:
SHOOT TO KILL.

Answer 10

no they need to enforce it.