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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My sister is married to an undocumented immigrant.  He’s part of the DACA program. He crossed the border when he was 7 years old about 27 years ago.   He grew up in NYC and is still there.  His extended family is huge.   His mother and father have two kids born in South America and two kids born in US.   They live in a NJ town that is pretty much all Latinos.  I would guess the majority are illegal.   It is the quietest, cleanest small city I’ve ever seen.  They all work, no government benefits.  They rent an apartment and unlike the kids in our upper middle class suburb none of them have ever been arrested or in trouble.

Go 30 minutes south and you will see ghettos of subsidized housing with garbage everywhere, graffiti, and useless men hanging on the street corners.  American born, all of them.

I hope this government now full of outcast rejects can gather some common sense and leave families alone who have been here for 30 years, never been in trouble and are self sufficient.   Many of them save for years and retire back where they were born anyway   [/quote]

And you know who to blame for this - Biden policies easing asylum. Your in-law have been here 27 years and worked hard with no government benefits. Democrats decided that anyone who asks for asylum is going to be able to stay and within 6 months work in the United States legally. In many states they came and got free housing, free food, free medical, etc. You don't see how unfair it is that criminal aliens and asylum scammers are jumping the line ahead of your in-laws?

Why should all of these asylum seekers jump in front of DACA recipients. The 530,000 DACA recipients are those who were brought to the United States as kids, have graduated from a United States High School or served in the military, and have a clear criminal record. Instead of legalizing the status of DACA Biden said campaigning the country can easily absorb 2 more million migrants so people flooded in who realized they could be takers. The City of New York spent $1.47 billion for asylum seeker shelter and services in FY 2023, with $438 million covered by the State. The City spent $3.75 billion in FY 2024, with $1.31 billion covered by the State.

And look at many of these recent asylum seekers getting "subsidized housing with garbage everywhere, graffiti, and useless men hanging on the street corners."  Recent migrants all of them. [/quote]

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