You freaking dumbass--you're going to send kids that were educated in this country to a foreign country to compete with American kids that are here. Meaning they'll be as asset to the foreign country and not us. They'll be paying taxes there, not here.
Do you have the slightest idea how economically stupid that is?
There is aging population in this country, called baby boomers. Back in the 1950's average kid size per family were 4, over the last several decades family size has been reduced to 2 or less. Right now 10K baby boomers are retiring into
social security/medicare on a daily basis and this rate will continue for the next 9 to 10 years, adding an additional
84 trillion in unfunded liabilities. Social Security/Medicare is the reason we're constantly having to raise the debt ceiling. Right now 1 working person is supporting 3 retirees on borrowed money from China.
SO YOUR OPTIONS ARE:
1. Let Social Security/Medicare go bankrupt.
2. Cut benefits to the bone.
3. Raise the eligibility to 75 years old.
4. Means testing (meaning take from the wealthy to give to the poorer)
5.
Keep younger kids that grew up in this country & were educated in this country, (right here) so they can support these funds--while also paying Federal & State taxes.
We do NOT have the younger population to ever pay for military spending, education, whatever, etc. etc. etc. But as usual you dumbass's never look beyond the tips of your nose.
That's your reasoning to allow people in violation of immigration laws to stay?
Go away, little girl...
adults are speaking.
Ronald Reagan gave us the largest and longest economic expansion in this Nation's history. So what did he do that other Presidents didn't? With a swipe of the pen he legalized all illegals in this country.
They can out of their hiding places, got real jobs, and started paying real taxes. They bought American made cars, had homes built, started thier own business's and hired other Americans. They bought furniture, T.V's, applicances, electronics, went to school and paid for college educations.
They had no fear and they set loose the greatest economic expansion in this nation's history.
While we're discussing this issue you might want to waddle to your
nearest grocery store and take a look at the price of beef right now. Migrant workers are not crossing the border to help farmers & ranchers turn out their product. We have dairy farmers in Maine that can't get the help they need. We have fruits & vegatables rotting on the vine. You will notice price increases on beef, chicken, milk, eggs, fruit and vegi's. So when your grocery bills are skyrocketing all you need to do is look in the mirror and point your finger at your Ass Clown President to blame for it.
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With a swipe of the pen he legalized all illegals in this country.
Didn't really have much of a choice, did he?
Congress passed it with enough votes to make a veto useless.
You might that one again--
"As the nation's attention turns back to the fractured debate over immigration, it might be helpful to remember that in 1986, Ronald Reagan signed a sweeping immigration reform bill into law.
Nowadays, conservative commentators like Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh often invoke the former president as a champion of the conservative agenda. Sean Hannity of Fox News even has a regular segment called
"What Would Reagan Do?"
Simpson, however, sees a different person in the president he called a "dear friend."
Reagan "knew that it was not right for people to be abused," Simpson says. "Anybody who's here illegally is going to be abused in some way, either financially [or] physically. They have no rights."
Peter Robinson, a former Reagan speechwriter, agrees.
"It was in Ronald Reagan's bones — it was part of his understanding of America — that the country was fundamentally open to those who wanted to join us here."
Reagan said as much himself in a televised debate with Democratic presidential nominee Walter Mondale in 1984."
I believe in the idea of amnesty for those who have put down roots and lived here, even though sometime back they may have entered illegally," he said."
A Reagan Legacy: Amnesty For Illegal Immigrants
Obviously Ronald Reagan wanted all illegals to be legal, he pushed this bill and then signed it.
And they continued to do it.
Two of the last three Republican presidents — Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush — did the same thing in extending amnesty to family members who were not covered by the last major overhaul of immigration law in 1986.
Reagan And Bush Made The Same Immigration Move That Has The GOP Enraged At Obama
This is the difference between Ronald Reagan and your Ass Clown.
Here is Doug Elmets a long time friend and former staffer of Ronald Reagan, to remind you what Ronald Reagan was like.
