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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's cute how liberals pretend to love all these illegal immigrants yet obsess over not living near them and making sure their kids don't go to schools with any.[/quote]

DACA are not illegal immigrants, no matter how much the Stephen Millers of the world would have you believe.[/quote]

Yes they are. Were they born here? Were they naturalized? No -- then they're illegals -- with work permits but still illegals.[/quote]
Technically, they're illegal but with temporary protected status. That will end on March 5, and they can be deported. We need some rules:

1) College graduates and military members (the latter is only 1% of DACA) get permanent resident status. No citizenship. Unfair to legal immigrants.
2) Any loser over the age of 21 who couldn't even finish high school - out. They were given a chance, at a cost to American citizens, and they blew it. Bye-bye.
3) High school graduates - must enroll in or have completed a terminal AA degree or a technical training course (HVAC, plumbing, etc.) for resident status.

Furthermore, if there is a conviction for a misdemeanor (or worse), immediate deportation. They have to understand they are guests of this country and must live squeaky clean lives. (Based on the outrage I saw directed at Pelosi, the entitled brats don't yet get this.)

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All of this works in theory but will never work in practice. You know it'll be -- oh Jose did [something bad] but you don't understand, it's been so hard on him since Jose Sr. got deported.

Also don't understand the liberal rhetoric of -- these kids are sooooo successful, we MUST keep them. Um -- I'm sure you keep highlighting the handful of med students and ivy grads or West Point appointees, but let's be honest, there's no way that's all or most of this population. Certainly not in the broader 3.6mil, but even in the protected 800k -- I don't think they're any more successful than regular citizen kids or the kids of legal immigrants. Sure they had to be in school at the time they applied, but let's not act like they're all Princeton grads -- I'm fairly sure most are Joe (Jose?) Schmoe at JMU studying communications.[/quote]

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