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If we mass-deport all our illegals, imagine how the rest of the world and the media will see that. The generous U.S. shipping out these ragged, poor people just because they don't know how to become citizens. We all would be severely mocked. "The most powerful country on earth beaten by some Mexican immigrants." I can see the headlines now.

2006-09-09 12:41:49 · 37 answers · asked by american p 1 in Politics & Government Immigration

To bbpip:

Would any of us really want to be part of that? The fact that our country takes them and provides for them is what makes it great.

2006-09-09 12:46:45 · update #1

Leanord L's thoughts would work with so many of our problems wouldn't it.

2006-09-09 12:47:37 · update #2

fathead, would it signal hardball, or weakness? Most definetly weakness.

2006-09-09 12:50:01 · update #3

Interesting wise one.

2006-09-09 12:52:33 · update #4

37 answers

Get em the helll out !

2006-09-09 12:45:09 · answer #1 · answered by jokedrugs 4 · 2 2

Well firstly, the world already downplays our importance in the arena of immigration as we have the highest illegal population. Not to mention, right now on this board and the UK one as well, there are citizens voicing their concerns about illegal (and for some foolish people legal) immigrants. If we did mass deportations, the media would skewer us by voicimg the concerns of a minorty. The world at large, however, would see the parallels to their own plights and begin their own changes (whether they follow our lead or go for amnesty isn't the point. the point is we get them thinking). We should care what the world thinks to an extent. Think of the world as your family. It's important that your Granparents, parents, siblings, and cousins like your life. You want to be seen as successful, intelligent and self-sufficient. No matter what you do though, there will always be one or two relatives that think you are a money-hungry cold hearted worker bee. There will be those that think you are lazy and don't work enough. There will be some that always ask for money they never pay back, and those that never lend any out no matter how dire the situation. Then there are those that won't help you, but demand you help them with any niggling whim that comes to them. There are those that are quick to fight, and those long to talk. While you want everyone to get along and will work to make compromises to get the ideal, you should not (and will not) lose yourself in the thick of things. You must still be true to your values (even if your Grandma thinks you dress funny and your mom thinks you need more education and your cousin is jealous of your nice car).

2006-09-09 13:29:24 · answer #2 · answered by Ananke402 5 · 1 0

Nearly Every Nation In The World HATES Our Nation

Should the U.S. care
what the rest of the world thinks about it?

If We Cared ALOT
Or Didn't Care At All
Would Make NO DIFFERENCE
They Would Still HATE The USA

But We Should NOT Show Them WEAKNESS

One Way Or Another
ALL ILLEGAL ALIENS Will Be Deported
AND
Our BORDERS Will Be Secured

Our SOVEREIGNTY Will Remain INTACT

I Would Think That MEXICO Would Care More
About HER Impression On The World Stage
When 15 Million Of Her Citizens Are REPATRIATED

Although
20 Million Is A HUGE Army.........

There Will Be Casualties

But WE THE PEOPLE Outnumber
280 - 40

And Our Flag Was Still There...............

2006-09-09 13:38:38 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

The US already has a hate campaign against it. The world is not a giant high school. Popularity is not important. Doing the best for yourself while fair (but not weak spined) to others is important.

We're not perfect, but overall, we are great. I don't understand how much self-hatred is reflected in this "anti-US" campaign that is being disguised as "anti-Bush."

Bush is actually too soft on illegal immigration.

Yes, we are a country of immigrants. 100 or so years ago, we were actively trying to get as many immigrants as possible to fill our factories. We had the need then, not now. We also didn't have the many social programs we have now. Illegal immigration is causing problems in education, health care, crime, etc etc.

Immigration is fine if it can be controlled. But, we simply can't be a haven to everyone. Why is there so little coverage on the increasing strict immigration laws that so many other countries have passed?

I think a lot of the US's bad press is simply jealousy.

2006-09-10 03:14:10 · answer #4 · answered by Blah 6 · 0 0

I don't care what the world thinks, most of Europe has the same problem, I am sure they would understand, they might even say if America can do it, so can we get the hell out. Every country has immigration quotas. Plus the corporations want to bring in 2 million high tech workers from other countries, that would put our people out of work, and that should not be allowed. they want more cheap labor the corporations don't care about the American people they just want money.

2006-09-09 13:48:45 · answer #5 · answered by hexa 6 · 0 0

Should we? Not only yes, but hell yes. More importantly we should impeach each and every elected official who is not doing their level best to enforce the laws of our country. That goes from George Bush to your county sheriff. From the traffic court judge to the supreme court. These people have taken a oath to uphold the laws of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. They are not doing it. If they were we would be discussing immigrants as opposed to discussing illegal immigrants. California is crying that the state is broke. Yet their governor just signed a bill into law approving financial aid for illegal immigrants. #1. These people are not illegal immigrants. They are criminals who have broken and continue to break the laws of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. #2. The laws guaranteeing rights to Americans should not be construed as laws guaranteeing rights to criminals who have invaded our territory for the purpose of destroying our way of life. Why do I have to pay for criminals to walk into the hospital and demand free medical attention? Why is my money being taken to afford welfare to foreigh crimnals? Why are my grandchildren being denied a good education because there is not enough money when we are allowing the children of criminals to attend our schools free? Not only free but we pay for their books, supplies and furnish free food. Just go down to Laredo Texas and watch them walk across the bridge to school and return each evening to live in Mexico. Our taxes are paying for that. Don't think I am sorting out the mexicans. We have the same problems with Chinese, Pakistannis, and Arabs of all types. How about Cubans, Jamacians, El Salvador and on and on. TIME TO STAND UP AND CLEAN OUT OUR HOUSE. New brooms sweep clean. Lets send a whole new group of brooms into elected offices. We can not do worse than what we have now. This includes all political parties. Not just Dems or Republicans. Equality to all.

2006-09-09 20:29:11 · answer #6 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

The rest of the world doesn't seem to care what we think of them, so why should we care? What we do to better our country is none of their business - when they have illegal immigrants penetrating their borders and affecting their economy, then they can talk. Until then we need to find an answer to the problem of illegal immigration that will work for our country and hopefully lay out a way for people to become citizens in a legal manner (since the system we have now doesn't seem to be working).

2006-09-09 12:45:14 · answer #7 · answered by Rawrrrr 6 · 2 2

Russia didn't care what the rest of the world though about them & the world loved them. The US cares & the world hates them. seems like those who care are manipulated by the rest.

The 3rd world governments need to install infrastructure in their countryies so that they can be come lands of opportunity. Companies from 1st world countries use to be willing to create infrastructure in them, but the government chose to "Nationalize it. No businesses don't invest. The population losses & their government loses the tax dollars.

Now they have to export their people.

2006-09-09 12:51:57 · answer #8 · answered by viablerenewables 7 · 3 1

I do not give a rats as* about what the rest of the world thinks.
Get rid of them all and stop the legal ones from coming in.
We are going to be running out of room in the not to distant future. The current population is growing very rapidly.
That means things like food, water, and land will be used up at a fearful rate and we will not be self sustainable any longer.
Not only that, but you have to look at land fills as well.
There is going to a server crunch on all of us when this happens.
So what happens to everyone, legal and illegal alike when this comes to pass?

2006-09-09 12:47:50 · answer #9 · answered by Biker 6 · 3 2

Yes.

The US is a huge country, in size and economic power. If the US today were to completely collapse in all forms the rest of the world would go into depression. (Same with other powerful countries).

The world may not seem to like America's government or administration much but economically they must care. They need us and we need them. Part of a global capitialist economy. Politically, however, I also believe we should care. Isn't the point of democracy to listen to all, no matter how great or small? We try to spread this idea by forcing it. Our international approval falls but who needs them? Damnit we're America and we don't have to listen to others!

{EDIT}

"No we should not. Its not their country that they have to live in, its ours. We have to deal with all the little ******* who come here and **** **** up. They dont."

They do live in our country, in other ways. This is a global economy now and when one major country does well, they all get a boost. They have to live with us constantly bickering. If we police them, aren't they residents? We tell them what they can and cannot do, but God-forbid we listen to them, co-citizens of the same world!

2006-09-09 12:49:56 · answer #10 · answered by ? 5 · 1 2

Quite frankly I don't care what the rest of the world thinks of US domestic policy.

I believe that doing this would send a signal to the world that we are going to play hardball from now on.

2006-09-09 12:48:23 · answer #11 · answered by Anonymous · 3 2

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