Don't you feel bad for illegal immigrants?

Answer 1

Nope!

Answer 2

I see the way some of them live in poverty and feel that they might have had a better life had they entered illegally or not come at all. So, yes sometimes I do. I also feel bad when citizens that pay for the benefits cannot get them because illegals are getting them. I also feel bad that all hispanics are getting a bad rap when it is just the illegal ones that I have a problem with!

Answer 3

certainly, the U. S. does no longer aim in simple terms Mexico with that. My ex is Peruvian, and had to coach that they had the comparable stuff. And, that is no longer for immigration, it relatively is in simple terms to be a Resident Alien (criminal). i think of undesirable that they've have been given a annoying time, yet no person cared approximately me, as quickly as I had to coach an outhouse, and get water by using drawing it from a good with buckets (and that i grew to become living interior the U. S.). If human beings choose for to return good right here, they could desire to be arranged to commence an entire new life, and have some materials to end that, until ultimately now hand. To do in any distinctive case is questionable, at staggering. in the event that they're working in concern for their lives, then there is often assylum. There are distinctive information with reference to the thank you to do it, than risking life and limb to return good right here. fairly from a democratic u . s ., even no count quantity quantity whether it relatively is unfavorable. a stable thank you to place the value form to artwork, could desire to be to offer civilians to Mexico, with US Federal backing, to help interior the making plans tiers of redevelopement and restructuring the country in question, so that they replace into self-reliant, and an social gathering to the something of the worldwide, of methods staying at living living house, and working annoying could make the location of beginning a brilliant place. the U. S. wasn't continuously wealthy, or maybe fell from financial graces some circumstances. If we are waiting to, they could, too.

Answer 4

Geez, most of you don't really know what you're talking about!! you don't have an idea of how hard is for that people!! believe me they don't go to the usa because they love USA, everyone would rather stay in their country!! unfortunately the circumstances in latin america aren't the best, so people has to look for a better job, and better conditions. It seems you aren't aware of how many people die every year, some people is even murdered by the patrol border. So, I do feel sorry for this people, god bless them.

Answer 5

No, not at all. No sympathy, no compassion. They took it upon themselves to break our laws and make demands all the while spouting their hate against us but gladly mooching from us.

Until America can proudly state that we have no American people homeless, hungry, unemployed, or without health care, then our attention should remain on stabilizing our own country. That is what the American taxpayer is paying taxes for! Mexico has enough money and a booming economy plenty strong enough to support their people and improve their country; but they choose not to do it. The American people are forced to support the staggering cost of the Iraq war; however, the burden of a better quality of life for the Mexicans should not be put on any country other than Mexico itself!

Answer 6

If they come for the right reason, there wouldn't be a reason to feel bad unless they were shipped back, or got let go.

Answer 7

Yes. I feel sorry for the hard working family trying to escape a corrupt government surrounded by poverty. I feel sorry for the families who are being split up because our government has become so strict about immigration status that a child losing their parent and someone losing their spouse have no standing against INS regulations. I feel people's hearts have left the process. Of course there are bad people out there in the public eye killing and raping young children, and those horendous crimes shouldn't go unpunished. Don't let this be a representation of all immigrants in our country. Don't let this make you fearful of our growing minority (undocumented or not). Be compassionate and sympathetic.

Answer 8

Not at all. They need to go home and with a kick in their A*SSES.

They walked in they can walk out. And if they dropped a kid here then get that stroller warmed up because your going home.

Let them start walking.

Answer 9

Apparently you do judging from all these bleeding heart questions you keep asking. Or is this a school assignment? But since you do by all means adopt several families into your home and support them financially.

Answer 10

..."NO"... the "key" word here is illegal (against the Law).
My Grandfather came to the U.S. from Russia in 1916 with his 14 year old bride (my Mother) and raised 11 children. He came into the Country thru the Immigration process at Ellis Island in NYC...legally !!! He learned the English language, raised his children to speak only English (he spoke fluent Russian as well) and established himself and built a successful business in NYC... It can be done... "legally" !!!!!

Answer 11

Definitely. They don't have the opportunities to better their lives that we often take for granted. They are here so they can work and enojy the same luxuries and opportunities that we have as Americans.