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-------------------------------------- they are just forming into a Full Fledged FIFTH COLUMN Konradv .There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans.
Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump - CNNPolitics.com
Presidente Clinton welcomes all to America. Trumpistas are the fifth-column.-------------------------------------- they are just forming into a Full Fledged FIFTH COLUMN Konradv .There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans.
Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump - CNNPolitics.com
It happens every 4 years at Presidential elections, its not a new phenomena.There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans.
Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump - CNNPolitics.com
Not to this extent and not with this specificity. Admittedly every four years people with the right to become citizens do so at a higher rate, but this year Hispanics are doing so at an even higher rate due to Trump's campaign.It happens every 4 years at Presidential elections, its not a new phenomena.There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans. Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump- CNNPolitics.com
It seems like Hispanics in Florida are doing it as per the Florida Immigration Coalition and not via USCISNot to this extent and not with this specificity. Admittedly every four years people with the right to become citizens do so at a higher rate, but this year Hispanics are doing so at an even higher rate due to Trump's campaign.It happens every 4 years at Presidential elections, its not a new phenomena.There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans. Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump- CNNPolitics.com
Seems to be limited to Florida via the Coalitions claims.Figures from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services show a 14.5% jump in naturalization applications in June-December of 2015 compared with the same six months in the previous year. Federal data does not break down those applications by race, but grass-roots organizations, like the Florida Immigrant Coalition, say their naturalization drives across their swing state are filled primarily by Latinos.
It seems like Hispanics in Florida are doing it as per the Florida Immigration Coalition and not via USCISNot to this extent and not with this specificity. Admittedly every four years people with the right to become citizens do so at a higher rate, but this year Hispanics are doing so at an even higher rate due to Trump's campaign.It happens every 4 years at Presidential elections, its not a new phenomena.There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans. Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump- CNNPolitics.comSeems to be limited to Florida via the Coalitions claims.Figures from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services show a 14.5% jump in naturalization applications in June-December of 2015 compared with the same six months in the previous year. Federal data does not break down those applications by race, but grass-roots organizations, like the Florida Immigrant Coalition, say their naturalization drives across their swing state are filled primarily by Latinos.
And I will repeat my first comment in this topic, it happens every 4 years, many claim to want to naturalize to vote against the person they detest, it is nothing new.It seems like Hispanics in Florida are doing it as per the Florida Immigration Coalition and not via USCISNot to this extent and not with this specificity. Admittedly every four years people with the right to become citizens do so at a higher rate, but this year Hispanics are doing so at an even higher rate due to Trump's campaign.It happens every 4 years at Presidential elections, its not a new phenomena.There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans. Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump- CNNPolitics.comSeems to be limited to Florida via the Coalitions claims.Figures from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services show a 14.5% jump in naturalization applications in June-December of 2015 compared with the same six months in the previous year. Federal data does not break down those applications by race, but grass-roots organizations, like the Florida Immigrant Coalition, say their naturalization drives across their swing state are filled primarily by Latinos.
Nope. Its all over the country it's just not being publish. I mentioned this last year in a separate thread. I have lots of anchor babies working in my warehouse in San Diego and Atlanta. Ages from 20s to 40s that never voted before but they will vote this time because of Trump.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/03/0...ralize-to-vote-against-him.html?referer=&_r=1
-------------------- and those 20 to 40 year olds want more competitors coming into the country that are willing to work cheaper than the established 20 to 40 year olds , doesn't make any sense Charwin .It seems like Hispanics in Florida are doing it as per the Florida Immigration Coalition and not via USCISNot to this extent and not with this specificity. Admittedly every four years people with the right to become citizens do so at a higher rate, but this year Hispanics are doing so at an even higher rate due to Trump's campaign.It happens every 4 years at Presidential elections, its not a new phenomena.There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans. Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump- CNNPolitics.comSeems to be limited to Florida via the Coalitions claims.Figures from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services show a 14.5% jump in naturalization applications in June-December of 2015 compared with the same six months in the previous year. Federal data does not break down those applications by race, but grass-roots organizations, like the Florida Immigrant Coalition, say their naturalization drives across their swing state are filled primarily by Latinos.
Nope. Its all over the country it's just not being publish. I mentioned this last year in a separate thread. I have lots of anchor babies working in my warehouse in San Diego and Atlanta. Ages from 20s to 40s that never voted before but they will vote this time because of Trump.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/03/0...ralize-to-vote-against-him.html?referer=&_r=1
And I will repeat my first comment in this topic, it happens every 4 years, many claim to want to naturalize to vote against the person they detest, it is nothing new.It seems like Hispanics in Florida are doing it as per the Florida Immigration Coalition and not via USCISNot to this extent and not with this specificity. Admittedly every four years people with the right to become citizens do so at a higher rate, but this year Hispanics are doing so at an even higher rate due to Trump's campaign.It happens every 4 years at Presidential elections, its not a new phenomena.There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans. Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump- CNNPolitics.comSeems to be limited to Florida via the Coalitions claims.Figures from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services show a 14.5% jump in naturalization applications in June-December of 2015 compared with the same six months in the previous year. Federal data does not break down those applications by race, but grass-roots organizations, like the Florida Immigrant Coalition, say their naturalization drives across their swing state are filled primarily by Latinos.
Nope. Its all over the country it's just not being publish. I mentioned this last year in a separate thread. I have lots of anchor babies working in my warehouse in San Diego and Atlanta. Ages from 20s to 40s that never voted before but they will vote this time because of Trump.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/03/0...ralize-to-vote-against-him.html?referer=&_r=1
,-------------------- and those 20 to 40 year olds want more competitors coming into the country that are willing to work cheaper than the established 20 to 40 year olds , doesn't make any sense Charwin .It seems like Hispanics in Florida are doing it as per the Florida Immigration Coalition and not via USCISNot to this extent and not with this specificity. Admittedly every four years people with the right to become citizens do so at a higher rate, but this year Hispanics are doing so at an even higher rate due to Trump's campaign.It happens every 4 years at Presidential elections, its not a new phenomena.There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans. Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump- CNNPolitics.comSeems to be limited to Florida via the Coalitions claims.Figures from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services show a 14.5% jump in naturalization applications in June-December of 2015 compared with the same six months in the previous year. Federal data does not break down those applications by race, but grass-roots organizations, like the Florida Immigrant Coalition, say their naturalization drives across their swing state are filled primarily by Latinos.
Nope. Its all over the country it's just not being publish. I mentioned this last year in a separate thread. I have lots of anchor babies working in my warehouse in San Diego and Atlanta. Ages from 20s to 40s that never voted before but they will vote this time because of Trump.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/03/0...ralize-to-vote-against-him.html?referer=&_r=1
Republicans have only themselves to blame.There's been a sharp increase in Latinos in the country legally with green cards to apply for citizenship, just for the opportunity to vote against Trump. I guess we have Donald to thank for giving people the impetus to become full-fledged Americans.
Latinos line up to get naturalized and stop Donald Trump - CNNPolitics.com
not very smart , no wonder that south America and mexico are third world Charwin .
No its not, you haven't shown it to be different at all.And I will repeat my first comment in this topic, it happens every 4 years, many claim to want to naturalize to vote against the person they detest, it is nothing new.It seems like Hispanics in Florida are doing it as per the Florida Immigration Coalition and not via USCISNot to this extent and not with this specificity. Admittedly every four years people with the right to become citizens do so at a higher rate, but this year Hispanics are doing so at an even higher rate due to Trump's campaign.It happens every 4 years at Presidential elections, its not a new phenomena.Seems to be limited to Florida via the Coalitions claims.Figures from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services show a 14.5% jump in naturalization applications in June-December of 2015 compared with the same six months in the previous year. Federal data does not break down those applications by race, but grass-roots organizations, like the Florida Immigrant Coalition, say their naturalization drives across their swing state are filled primarily by Latinos.
Nope. Its all over the country it's just not being publish. I mentioned this last year in a separate thread. I have lots of anchor babies working in my warehouse in San Diego and Atlanta. Ages from 20s to 40s that never voted before but they will vote this time because of Trump.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/03/0...ralize-to-vote-against-him.html?referer=&_r=1
This is different. Not this time.
Reread the OP. That's what's different about it. Elections are usually an impetus to become a citizen so you can vote for someone, but this year for Hispanics in particular it's because they want to vote against someone. It's not about jobs, it's about being called criminals.No its not, you haven't shown it to be different at all.
I read the op and your link to which I already quoted from your link that statesReread the OP. That's what's different about it. Elections are usually an impetus to become a citizen so you can vote for someone, but this year for Hispanics in particular it's because they want to vote against someone. It's not about jobs, it's about being called criminals.No its not, you haven't shown it to be different at all.
Do you not see where it says that the Feds don't break down applicants by race?Figures from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services show a 14.5% jump in naturalization applications in June-December of 2015 compared with the same six months in the previous year. Federal data does not break down those applications by race, but grass-roots organizations, like the Florida Immigrant Coalition, say their naturalization drives across their swing state are filled primarily by Latinos.
