Holding out for the Dream: Students seek immigration law change
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This Dream Act is a great opportunity for the U.S future economy. And will have more proffesionals on their workforce, and those students dont deserve to be rejected from having an education. There NOT criminals they just want to be part of society and help the U.S in many ways
I support the dream act And The Comprehenssive Immigration Reform
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I am for legalization of undocumented who have lived here, paid taxes, learn the language and have no criminal record. There are adults who came here as kids and have a high school degree but can proceed to college because of lack of required and qualified documents. I am for the DREAM ACT, I am all for legalizing the undocumented who came here illegal or overstayed their visas in the past 20 years. I wish people would stop sending hate messages towards the poor undocumented who are here to make a living and provide a future for their legal and illegal births in the United States. The ones who spread hatred about immigration reform, are those who are certainly not educated and are collecting medicaid and social security that the undocumented pay taxes on. Without those undocumented who pay taxes, those hatred fueled lazy people would not be able to get aid that most poverty undocumented could benefit. We are a nation of immigrants. Through out history, economy gets better with people purchasing cars, houses, create companies, provide jobs. I am for legalizaiton for undocumented immigrants. I am not concerned how the penalties will arise,but I am sure it is much more severe compared to someone who waited in line and came here thru a legal path to work here. Don’t worry, I believe the undocumented will become legal to work, but have to wait much longer for a green card, compared to those who have done the paper process the right way. I think the politicians are listening, but majority have their sight placed on their re-elections/ future/ and personal benefit, compared to the opinion of their voter. Although, the politicians are educated. Most have Masters degree in law, education, business, ect., so perhaps they will do the right thing. Close the borders (which they are); bring the undocumented out of the shadows, and the economy will thrive. History in the bible years, will portray wealth by allowing citizens of the world to come to the cities and flourish in economy, education and the arts. Many uneducated people who are unhappy, will blame the undocumented, Mexicans, oppose those undocumented who overstayed their visas such as people from China, Middle East, Europe, Canada, Australia, ensoforth. Stop picking on the poor and uneducated people who pick your crop on daily basis, or slaughter the pig that you are eating tonight. I don’t think you would slaughter 500 pigs a day would you, or clean your 5 bedroom house or mowing your maniculate 5 acre lawn? Wake up America!! Undocumented people are needed to create a wealthy economy. Look at the Reagan Years, how the economy thrived. I can’t wait for the undocumented to become legal so the economy will thrive.
Amen! God Bless and pray for immigration reform is created and that undocumented who have lived here a long time, become legal residents and get a chance to become American Citizens.
God Bless President Obama, please help those who are in limbo and love this country, to become citizens!!
re: Holding out for the Dream: Students seek immigration law cha
Not in Oklahoma Josh. God Bless Oklahoma for protecting us against people like Obama and his Liberal Congress
re: Holding out for the Dream: Students seek immigration law cha
I am for legalization of undocumented who have lived here, paid taxes, learn the language and have no criminal record. There are adults who came here as kids and have a high school degree but can proceed to college because of lack of required and qualified documents. I am for the DREAM ACT, I am all for legalizing the undocumented who came here illegal or overstayed their visas in the past 20 years.
re: Holding out for the Dream: Students seek immigration law cha
I love Obama's reforms for idealistic reasons. He reminds me of Clinton, who saw America only as strong and as opportunistic as its weakest link. Important issues like the economy are controlled by too many factors besides the President, but immigration and reforms on the issue of green card visasare issues entirely within the President's grasp.
re: Holding out for the Dream: Students seek immigration law cha
im not going anywhere else, even you gonna give me or not.
im here any way!
re: Holding out for the Dream: Students seek immigration law cha
I have to say that I do not think undocumented citizens should be allowed to attend college. I don't see why someone without documentation to prove they are here legally should be allowed to take advantage of ANY of the services the country offers, education included. Many thousands of immigrants get their green card visa and residency in the proper manner, and these are the immigrants who should be rewarded.
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