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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are very few people who are truly stateless. Some countries don't accept deported citizens with criminal convictions, again hopefully doesn't apply to you. This is not the majority of illegals. Refugees have documents as they need to prove where they come from one way or the other. Most people who are "undocumented" know exactly where they came from and simply don't want to go back, because they're better off here. You are making circular arguments. I also don't get this fretting about a "good immigrant" status! If you're a young person, you already got free education, are bi-lingual and can easily find employment elsewhere. Do you realize that the US holds only about 4.3% of world population? There are people living everywhere! As soon as my kids are college bound, I'm out of here! Maybe we could do "undocumented" in-state tuition in some other state, whatcha think?![/quote] If your kids are anything like you then I encourage all of you to leave the country. [/quote] Well, you see, since my documents are in order, I can go and live and work in several different countries without any problems any time I decide to do so. Sometimes I leave on a week's notice for an assignment. Your encouragement or other emotional theatrics will not decide what I do or do not. You on the other hand pack your bags and get ready to return to where-ever you came from. There are millions of people living there, no? I wonder how they manage without immigrating to the US? I personally don't want to pay for your "undocumented" stay here, my property taxes rose 50% in the last 5 years so that y'all could get free schooling and I want my purse back. [/quote] I'm the person you're responding to. I was born in Illinois. [/quote]
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