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So where do you draw the line? I asked you a question. What is NOT acceptable to you?
It wasn't a question, it was a patently stupid thing to type. Weak minded people throw out that Nazi shit when they are cornered. You won, they will stay together you can be happy now. Or is that you think we should just let them all in because they want in?
Here is my position. The "parents" broke the law, they brought the consequences down upon themselves and their children. The blame rests with the "parents".
No, their parents did not break the law. These are people who are applying for asylum and other legal immigrant status. They should all get a hearing under due process to determine if their application is accepted.
Right. So why invade our country? Why not make application at the US Consulate in their country of origin? We have diplomatic facilities in every Central and South American country designed for that purpose.
As to the question. Hell NO. No Open Borders.
OMG! We're being invaded by hard working honest people looking for a better way of life!
We ought to be jelious of those people who got invaded by hordes of tanks and soldiers back in the good ole 1930s! They couldn't imagine the horros that we're going thru!
Yeah, dipshit. When they enter illegally en-masse it's akin to an invasion. If they want to come here for a better life there is a legal process for doing that. It starts with obtaining an Immigrant Visa at the US Consulate in their country of origin. Amazingly, it is an existing pathway to legal US citizenship.
So the Irish, Italians, Jews and every other ethinic group that migrated here in mass constitutued some sort of an invasion? Or is the fact that they filled out the paper work magically changed that?
I'm sure that the choice to travel from their homes, across Mexico, to the U.S. border risking death, injury and imprisonment was jsut SO MUCh easier than going to the U.S. Consulate and applying for a visa.
DO you understand that these people are desparate? That they fear for their lives and that the choices they made were brutal but they were the only possible choices for them?
My wife migrated here following the legal process. But she was not in fear for her life. She was able to wait the months and months that it took for the legal process. They can not.