Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because there are horrible places to live that make getting here legally nearly impossible and I have sympathy for people who flee for their lives with very little.
I've always wondered why we couldn't get many of these people some type of refugee status. And then some path to citizenship.
That would be the humane thing to do.
Is the US the refuge for all people in the world who live in horrible places? Should we let in any and all people who flee from their country in search of safety, a job, a better way of life?
Good question. We do have limited resources so obviously we can't help ALL. But we can't just close our doors and help none.
Cutting the number of legal refugees is pretty sh1tty, too. Thanks, DJT.
We DON’T close our doors and help none. Promoting this lie is not helping.
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/30/key-facts-about-refugees-to-the-u-s/
Trump IS reducing the number of refugees we save. You are promoting the lie.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is kind of a straw man. I don't support illegal immigration. But it happens and we have to deal with it in a rational and proportional way. And if we want to get serious about it, go after the employers who hire people who are undocumented. Instead of making undocumented people out to be the boogeyman. Sorry. You aren't unemployed because some undocumented worker took your job.
This is how I feel about it too.
I met an undocumented family years ago. The parents came here to leave a desperate situation back home and have taken terrible jobs (including poultry industry) to try to make ends meet. The dad has been sent home a few times. Their lives are very precarious. Despite all of their troubles they are very kind and very hard working. I have a great amount of sympathy for them even though I don't think they should have come here illegally. But they were in a bad situation - not sure what I would have done differently myself if I were in their shoes.
The poultry factory where they work is terrible. They seem to be blatantly breaking the law and going unpunished. Plus the working conditions are terrible. Seems unjust that this family and others are being prosecuted but this company goes unscathed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because there are horrible places to live that make getting here legally nearly impossible and I have sympathy for people who flee for their lives with very little.
I've always wondered why we couldn't get many of these people some type of refugee status. And then some path to citizenship.
That would be the humane thing to do.
Is the US the refuge for all people in the world who live in horrible places? Should we let in any and all people who flee from their country in search of safety, a job, a better way of life?
Good question. We do have limited resources so obviously we can't help ALL. But we can't just close our doors and help none.
Cutting the number of legal refugees is pretty sh1tty, too. Thanks, DJT.
We DON’T close our doors and help none. Promoting this lie is not helping.
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/30/key-facts-about-refugees-to-the-u-s/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because there are horrible places to live that make getting here legally nearly impossible and I have sympathy for people who flee for their lives with very little.
I've always wondered why we couldn't get many of these people some type of refugee status. And then some path to citizenship.
That would be the humane thing to do.
Is the US the refuge for all people in the world who live in horrible places? Should we let in any and all people who flee from their country in search of safety, a job, a better way of life?
Good question. We do have limited resources so obviously we can't help ALL. But we can't just close our doors and help none.
Cutting the number of legal refugees is pretty sh1tty, too. Thanks, DJT.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because there are horrible places to live that make getting here legally nearly impossible and I have sympathy for people who flee for their lives with very little.
I've always wondered why we couldn't get many of these people some type of refugee status. And then some path to citizenship.
That would be the humane thing to do.
Is the US the refuge for all people in the world who live in horrible places? Should we let in any and all people who flee from their country in search of safety, a job, a better way of life?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because there are horrible places to live that make getting here legally nearly impossible and I have sympathy for people who flee for their lives with very little.
I've always wondered why we couldn't get many of these people some type of refugee status. And then some path to citizenship.
That would be the humane thing to do.
Is the US the refuge for all people in the world who live in horrible places? Should we let in any and all people who flee from their country in search of safety, a job, a better way of life?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Because there are horrible places to live that make getting here legally nearly impossible and I have sympathy for people who flee for their lives with very little.
I've always wondered why we couldn't get many of these people some type of refugee status. And then some path to citizenship.
That would be the humane thing to do.
Anonymous wrote:Because there are horrible places to live that make getting here legally nearly impossible and I have sympathy for people who flee for their lives with very little.
I've always wondered why we couldn't get many of these people some type of refugee status. And then some path to citizenship.
Anonymous wrote:This is kind of a straw man. I don't support illegal immigration. But it happens and we have to deal with it in a rational and proportional way. And if we want to get serious about it, go after the employers who hire people who are undocumented. Instead of making undocumented people out to be the boogeyman. Sorry. You aren't unemployed because some undocumented worker took your job.
Anonymous wrote:Liberals will have a significant advantage in national and state elections indefinitely if there is mass amnesty. Hispanics can be counted on to vote about 60-70% for Democrats. They will presumably be loyal to the party that got them citizenship and/or legal status in America. Liberals can then use that electoral advantage to finally get single payer health care, a guaranteed minimum income, criminal justice reform, etc. Liberals might have to write off the South but they do not do well there anyway. Those states will continue to get punished as resources and services are first allocated to blue states.