I don't want dreamers deported, but ...

[Valerie]

Laugh away ***** but I got you on this one. You just got intellectually slammed. But I'm guessing you are use to it by now. Your daily life must be a struggle with the bag over your head and blinders on. Do your homework if you are going to post here.

so police suddenly feel emboldened to pshaw racial justice and dreamers suddenly feel like they have nothing to lose.

what could possibly go wrong..??

the fact remains, there are stringent requirements for DACA eligibility and your fake story doesn't change that CRIMINALS are NOT protected by DACA. the next time you 'intellectually slam' anyone, i'm so sure will be the first... hence the violent language required to sooth your latent insecurity.

 

[BluesLegend]

I'm sorry, why should these illegals jump to the front of the line ahead of honest legal immigrants who have been waiting years to become citizens?

Because they were brought here by their parents. It's not like they sneaked across the border alone in their el bandito suits, plotting fiendishly to milk the U.S. for every penny.

What are you smoking, THOUSANDS of underage illegals flooded across the border alone each month under Obama.

You better get your lily white ass out to the border then, son. Start capping those little invaders 'afore they make it 'cross the Rio Grande.

If you side with illegals against American citizens you are a traitor, live with that.

You on the border yet? If you don't hurry, some of those little kids might get away with their dastardly crimes!

Troll much? Trolls are annoying, ignorant trolls ^^^ more so.

 

[John Shaw]

No. I just want to see justice done to all those evil children who dare be dragged across the border by their mom and dad. Scumbags like that can't be allowed to settle in this country.

 

[hunarcy]

Myth 1: It's a pathway to citizenship
DACA gives beneficiaries a temporary reprieve from deportation, allowing them to stay lawfully in the country, granting them work permits and allowing them to obtain driver's licenses. And it stops there. The program is not amnesty, nor is it a path to become a US citizen or a legal permanent resident. Dreamers are able to reside legally in the United States for two years and then apply for renewal.

Myth 2: They don't pay taxes
DACA recipients have paid about $2 billion in state and local taxes, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimates.


Myth 3: They get Medicaid and Obamacare
Some types of immigrants living in the United States have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, but under DACA, Dreamers are not eligible. DACA grantees cannot get Medicaid either. The only other ways for Dreamers to get health insurance is by receiving it from an employer, being a spouse's dependent, going to a community clinic or purchasing it on their own outside the exchange, paying the entire premium.

Myth 4: They are going to college for free
It depends. DACA opened the doorway for undocumented immigrants to enroll in college, pay in-state tuition and in some cases gain access to financial aid packages. While DACA students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid. Public and private universities tend to handle students in different ways.

Myth 5: They are stealing jobs from American citizens
There's actually a shortage of qualified workers in the United States, the Federal Reserve said in a survey of businesses across the country released in July. Tech companies in New York can't find software developers. Construction firms in Virginia can't find skilled builders and trucking companies in Kansas are short on drivers, just to name a few industries with hiring issues. Experts say ending protections for DACA recipients would worsen the shortage of workers in the country. Silicon Valley to Trump: 'Dreamers are vital'


5 DACA myths debunked - CNN

Myth 6: They deserve to remain.
Their parents brought them here illegally. They don't deserve to remain under current law. If you want them to stay, get involved and force a change in the law.

 

[sartre play]

Problem, H-1b visa holders filling jobs because Americans don't have the education to fill them. and now a part of our population is anti college why? also college educated dreamers, who call America there home, & pay taxes are our choice to deport why? how about those that just come to work & send all there money back home.(its not that I blame them they just want to feed there family's.. but would deport them over children raised to be American.

 

[Valerie]

Myth 1: It's a pathway to citizenship
DACA gives beneficiaries a temporary reprieve from deportation, allowing them to stay lawfully in the country, granting them work permits and allowing them to obtain driver's licenses. And it stops there. The program is not amnesty, nor is it a path to become a US citizen or a legal permanent resident. Dreamers are able to reside legally in the United States for two years and then apply for renewal.

Myth 2: They don't pay taxes
DACA recipients have paid about $2 billion in state and local taxes, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimates.


Myth 3: They get Medicaid and Obamacare
Some types of immigrants living in the United States have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, but under DACA, Dreamers are not eligible. DACA grantees cannot get Medicaid either. The only other ways for Dreamers to get health insurance is by receiving it from an employer, being a spouse's dependent, going to a community clinic or purchasing it on their own outside the exchange, paying the entire premium.

Myth 4: They are going to college for free
It depends. DACA opened the doorway for undocumented immigrants to enroll in college, pay in-state tuition and in some cases gain access to financial aid packages. While DACA students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid. Public and private universities tend to handle students in different ways.

Myth 5: They are stealing jobs from American citizens
There's actually a shortage of qualified workers in the United States, the Federal Reserve said in a survey of businesses across the country released in July. Tech companies in New York can't find software developers. Construction firms in Virginia can't find skilled builders and trucking companies in Kansas are short on drivers, just to name a few industries with hiring issues. Experts say ending protections for DACA recipients would worsen the shortage of workers in the country. Silicon Valley to Trump: 'Dreamers are vital'


5 DACA myths debunked - CNN

Myth 6: They deserve to remain.

Their parents brought them here illegally. They don't deserve to remain under current law. If you want them to stay, get involved and force a change in the law.

sounds so easy, huh? there is currently no other path for them because ignoramuses and bigots keep blocking legislation.

 

[hunarcy]

Myth 1: It's a pathway to citizenship
DACA gives beneficiaries a temporary reprieve from deportation, allowing them to stay lawfully in the country, granting them work permits and allowing them to obtain driver's licenses. And it stops there. The program is not amnesty, nor is it a path to become a US citizen or a legal permanent resident. Dreamers are able to reside legally in the United States for two years and then apply for renewal.

Myth 2: They don't pay taxes
DACA recipients have paid about $2 billion in state and local taxes, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimates.


Myth 3: They get Medicaid and Obamacare
Some types of immigrants living in the United States have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, but under DACA, Dreamers are not eligible. DACA grantees cannot get Medicaid either. The only other ways for Dreamers to get health insurance is by receiving it from an employer, being a spouse's dependent, going to a community clinic or purchasing it on their own outside the exchange, paying the entire premium.

Myth 4: They are going to college for free
It depends. DACA opened the doorway for undocumented immigrants to enroll in college, pay in-state tuition and in some cases gain access to financial aid packages. While DACA students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid. Public and private universities tend to handle students in different ways.

Myth 5: They are stealing jobs from American citizens
There's actually a shortage of qualified workers in the United States, the Federal Reserve said in a survey of businesses across the country released in July. Tech companies in New York can't find software developers. Construction firms in Virginia can't find skilled builders and trucking companies in Kansas are short on drivers, just to name a few industries with hiring issues. Experts say ending protections for DACA recipients would worsen the shortage of workers in the country. Silicon Valley to Trump: 'Dreamers are vital'


5 DACA myths debunked - CNN

Myth 6: They deserve to remain.

Their parents brought them here illegally. They don't deserve to remain under current law. If you want them to stay, get involved and force a change in the law.

sounds so easy, huh? there is currently no other path for them because ignoramuses and bigots keep blocking legislation.

Then GET involved and get your legislators to blow through the blocks and change the law.

 

[Aldo Raine]

Myth 1: It's a pathway to citizenship
DACA gives beneficiaries a temporary reprieve from deportation, allowing them to stay lawfully in the country, granting them work permits and allowing them to obtain driver's licenses. And it stops there. The program is not amnesty, nor is it a path to become a US citizen or a legal permanent resident. Dreamers are able to reside legally in the United States for two years and then apply for renewal.

Myth 2: They don't pay taxes
DACA recipients have paid about $2 billion in state and local taxes, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimates.


Myth 3: They get Medicaid and Obamacare
Some types of immigrants living in the United States have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, but under DACA, Dreamers are not eligible. DACA grantees cannot get Medicaid either. The only other ways for Dreamers to get health insurance is by receiving it from an employer, being a spouse's dependent, going to a community clinic or purchasing it on their own outside the exchange, paying the entire premium.

Myth 4: They are going to college for free
It depends. DACA opened the doorway for undocumented immigrants to enroll in college, pay in-state tuition and in some cases gain access to financial aid packages. While DACA students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid. Public and private universities tend to handle students in different ways.

Myth 5: They are stealing jobs from American citizens
There's actually a shortage of qualified workers in the United States, the Federal Reserve said in a survey of businesses across the country released in July. Tech companies in New York can't find software developers. Construction firms in Virginia can't find skilled builders and trucking companies in Kansas are short on drivers, just to name a few industries with hiring issues. Experts say ending protections for DACA recipients would worsen the shortage of workers in the country. Silicon Valley to Trump: 'Dreamers are vital'


5 DACA myths debunked - CNN

I believe these kids should be given a pathway to citizenship. They should have priority over some others and if they chose not to follow the path they can then be deported. No easy answers here, it is a violation of immigration laws but they can be prioritized for citizenship if it is what they chose.

 

[Rambunctious]

Trump assumes some Mexicans are good people. But he says most of them are rapists and criminals.

He can't be racist, though. He likes Trump Tower taco bowls, after all.

That is also untrue. He said women are being raped crossing the border. That was and is a true statement. He never said most of them are rapists and you know it. And whats wrong with a taco bowl? are you a Mexican food hater?

 

[g5000]

Trump assumes some Mexicans are good people. But he says most of them are rapists and criminals.

He can't be racist, though. He likes Trump Tower taco bowls, after all.

That is also untrue. He said women are being raped crossing the border. That was and is a true statement. He never said most of them are rapists and you know it. And whats wrong with a taco bowl? are you a Mexican food hater?

You just can't be a racist if you like taco bowls. Trump said so, and that settles it. It's the modern equivalent of, "Some of my best friends are negroes."

Some Mexicans, Trump assumes, are good people. Most are rapists and criminals. He said that on Day One of his campaign.

 

[Rambunctious]

Trump assumes some Mexicans are good people. But he says most of them are rapists and criminals.

He can't be racist, though. He likes Trump Tower taco bowls, after all.

That is also untrue. He said women are being raped crossing the border. That was and is a true statement. He never said most of them are rapists and you know it. And whats wrong with a taco bowl? are you a Mexican food hater?

You just can't be a racist if you like taco bowls. Trump said so, and that settles it. It's the modern equivalent of, "Some of my best friends are negroes."

Some Mexicans, Trump assumes, are good people. Most are rapists and criminals. He said that on Day One of his campaign.

Really? the first day? then you can find the video of him saying it? cmon dude!

 

[g5000]

Trump assumes some Mexicans are good people. But he says most of them are rapists and criminals.

He can't be racist, though. He likes Trump Tower taco bowls, after all.

That is also untrue. He said women are being raped crossing the border. That was and is a true statement. He never said most of them are rapists and you know it. And whats wrong with a taco bowl? are you a Mexican food hater?

You just can't be a racist if you like taco bowls. Trump said so, and that settles it. It's the modern equivalent of, "Some of my best friends are negroes."

Some Mexicans, Trump assumes, are good people. Most are rapists and criminals. He said that on Day One of his campaign.

Really? the first day? then you can find the video of him saying it? cmon dude!

It was on all the channels, and in all the papers, retard. Were you in a coma?

 

[g5000]

But it's cool, man. Trump likes Trump Tower taco bowls, so that means he loves Hispanics.

 

[g5000]

I think it is very nice one of the drug dealing rapists took time out to make Trump a taco bowl. I guess some of them are nice people!

 

[9thIDdoc]

Stop trying to tell me what good and productive people they are. I don't give a ****. It's not even relevant.

I agree except that I DO want them deported ASAP.

 

[my2¢]

Many times I feel a song and dance happens to be counter-productive. Have to agree with sentiment of OP.

 

[easyt65]

Myth 1: It's a pathway to citizenship
DACA gives beneficiaries a temporary reprieve from deportation, allowing them to stay lawfully in the country, granting them work permits and allowing them to obtain driver's licenses. And it stops there. The program is not amnesty, nor is it a path to become a US citizen or a legal permanent resident. Dreamers are able to reside legally in the United States for two years and then apply for renewal.

Myth 2: They don't pay taxes
DACA recipients have paid about $2 billion in state and local taxes, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimates.


Myth 3: They get Medicaid and Obamacare
Some types of immigrants living in the United States have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, but under DACA, Dreamers are not eligible. DACA grantees cannot get Medicaid either. The only other ways for Dreamers to get health insurance is by receiving it from an employer, being a spouse's dependent, going to a community clinic or purchasing it on their own outside the exchange, paying the entire premium.

Myth 4: They are going to college for free
It depends. DACA opened the doorway for undocumented immigrants to enroll in college, pay in-state tuition and in some cases gain access to financial aid packages. While DACA students are not eligible for federal financial aid, some states let them pay in-state tuition, and a few offer them state-sponsored aid. Public and private universities tend to handle students in different ways.

Myth 5: They are stealing jobs from American citizens
There's actually a shortage of qualified workers in the United States, the Federal Reserve said in a survey of businesses across the country released in July. Tech companies in New York can't find software developers. Construction firms in Virginia can't find skilled builders and trucking companies in Kansas are short on drivers, just to name a few industries with hiring issues. Experts say ending protections for DACA recipients would worsen the shortage of workers in the country. Silicon Valley to Trump: 'Dreamers are vital'


5 DACA myths debunked - CNN

Myth 6: They deserve to remain.

Their parents brought them here illegally. They don't deserve to remain under current law. If you want them to stay, get involved and force a change in the law.

sounds so easy, huh? there is currently no other path for them because ignoramuses and bigots keep blocking legislation.

In 2009 Obama was President.

In 2009 Democrats had a near Super Majority control of Congress.

The Democrats could have passed a 1-page Amnesty law that would have legally solved all of this...but those damn 'ignoramuses and bigots' Barry and Chucky Schumer hated 'un-documented workers' and their children.

That was back when Barry understood he did not have the Constitutional authority to create law effecting 'naturalization' AND he still had not 'turned to the dark side' where he didn't give a damn...yet.

And Chucky actually declared illegals needed to be deported, that using the term 'undocumented workers' was wrong because it gave the appearance that the government did not take illegal immigration seriously.

Bwuhahahaha....

Several years later Barry was refusing to enforce US Immigration Law, was violating US Immigration law, was violating the Constitution by illegally trying to effect 'Naturalization' through Executive Order, and he was aiding illegals, MS13, Mexican Drug Cartels, and Sanctuary Cities.

Several years later Chucky is standing with illegals, attacking American citizens - calling anyone who wants the Constitution and Rule of Law to be enforced a 'racist', and creating / pushing a pro-illegal propaganda campaign based on 'EMOTION' in an attempt to minimize / take the Constitution and Rule of Law out of the equation.

Chucky declared the President is brainless and heartless FOR ENFORCING THE CONSTITUTION AND RULE OF LAW.

Chucky, meanwhile, is/was willingly / intentionally making a case for aiding and abetting criminals, violating the Constitution, and disregarding the Rule of Law...when he and Barry could have taken care of all of this in 2009 when they controlled the WH, the House, and Senate...

...which makes Barry and Chucky brainless, heartless, and 'criminal'

 

[Rambunctious]

It was on all the channels, and in all the papers, retard. Were you in a coma?

I didn't hear him say all...did you? He didn't say all of them are rapists like you said he did. You are a liar just like I said 4 posts ago. You are lying about the presidents words, I know you are a hater of the first order but why do you have to lie about his words?
Then you are so stupid as to post a video proving my point. Thank God your side lost, thank God your side will keep on losing. Americans do not stomach hateful lying people with hidden agendas. You fit that mold completely.

 

[Slyhunter]

They are here illegally so they are not in good standing with the law. How many of them are using stolen identities? How many are in gangs?
There is no other crime where a child gets to keep the proceeds of parental crime?

If I rob a bank and then turn myself in can my son keep the money?

 

[LoneLaugher]

If every law breaker were prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, there would be chaos.