55% Oppose American soverignty...

[RetiredGySgt]

Oh please. Just because some poor people get on a boat or walk through a desert to nibble on the crumbs off the floors of America it doesn't mean you're "casting off the Chains of Sovereignty."

SOME? Lets us Modberts figure of 10 MILLION just so we won't fight over the actual 12 to 20 million figure, shall we?

Mexico has a population ( or rather had) of 100 million. 1 out of every 10 Mexicans is in the US Illegally. That sure is SOME alright.

 

[Toro]

So, in other words, the solution to crime is to reward it and cast aside the chains of sovereignty and existence as a nation?

I don't think this is a question of sovereignty. This is a question of a sovereign nation deciding what is best for that nation. This has happened throughout American legal history, including in immigration.

If it's not a question of sovereignty why then do they decide under the title of 'sovereign nation' what is best for this country???? There is nothing legal about entering this country without permission - throughout history - and especially when it includes immigration.

Throughout history, this nation has changed laws when changing laws has suited its purpose. People have been granted amnesty throughout history.

This is not an argument in favor of illegal immigration. Its an argument against the argument that a nation loses its sovereignty by granting amnesty.