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Someone who was brought here as a child, or who was born here, is not a criminal.
Try again.
who is talking about the ones who were born here asswipe??
so if daddy robs a bank and gives his kid who through no fault of his own hit a bonanza we should let him keep his ill gotten gains??
Great illustration. The LAW is the LAW.
It's still unconstitutional for obozo to simply refuse to enforce laws passed by congress. The constitution says the president "shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed."
yes, it was, the program is for only 2 years. I would have prefferred to see high penalties for the people that hire the illegals.
"Poll shows", "study says" "according to some people"
Those are all "Weasel Words."
I'm sure we can do a poll now and it will prove that moonglow is a troll, then I can write a post complete with "weasel words" that says "Poll Shows Moonglow Is a Troll."
It's a prickly problem. You have a young adult who was raised here, and either has no memory of the homeland his or her parents brought him or her from, or has never even been to that country. He or she may not even speak any other language than English, with no trace of an accent.
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The poll showed that relatively few respondents surveyed consider immigration their top issue amid continued economic anxiety, with 4 percent of voters naming it as their leading concern.
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I could care less if 100% of the 4% said it was a good thing. It only weighs highly in the minds of 4 fucking % of the respondents. Big deal.4 percent of voters naming it as their leading concern.
If republicans decide to stand against these people, it's a losing position for them. Don't forget hispanics are a ever growing slice of the electorate, and it is actually very reasonable to let them stay since they have lived in America almost their entire lifes. Just get over it and move forward.
If republicans decide to stand against these people, it's a losing position for them. Don't forget hispanics are a ever growing slice of the electorate, and it is actually very reasonable to let them stay since they have lived in America almost their entire lifes. Just get over it and move forward.
The poll showed that relatively few respondents surveyed consider immigration their top issue amid continued economic anxiety, with 4 percent of voters naming it as their leading concern.
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It warrants repeating...
I could care less if 100% of the 4% said it was a good thing. It only weighs highly in the minds of 4 fucking % of the respondents. Big deal.4 percent of voters naming it as their leading concern.
Someone who was brought here as a child, or who was born here, is not a criminal.
Try again.
who is talking about the ones who were born here asswipe??
so if daddy robs a bank and gives his kid who through no fault of his own hit a bonanza we should let him keep his ill gotten gains??
Someone who was brought here as a child, or who was born here, is not a criminal.
Try again.
who is talking about the ones who were born here asswipe??
so if daddy robs a bank and gives his kid who through no fault of his own hit a bonanza we should let him keep his ill gotten gains??
If daddy used the money to get the kid a private school education, you going to remove his brain?
So the govt knew that there are exactly 800, 000 illegal immigrants here brought as children or whatever they say, and didn't do anything about it? What about the illegals that that will come tomorrow and after? How will they be able to tell who is who? The immigration policy of both parties is just a huge joke.
This should be no surprise. Voters have been against harsh treatment of undocumented immigrants for years. They have strongly opposed deportation as a solutions and have favored the Dream ActPresident Barack Obama's high-profile shift on immigration last week—announcing plans to grant temporary legal status to as many as 800,000 undocumented people brought to American soil as children—has the overwhelming support of likely voters in a new Bloomberg poll released Tuesday.
Sixty-four percent of them—and 66 percent of independents, the frequently up-for-grabs voters thought to decide elections—support the president's decision. The White House has forcefully (and rather implausibly) denied that Obama sought political gain from his announcement. But as recently as March 2011, he had said publicly that he lacked the power to halt such deportations.
The Bloomberg survey found that just 30 percent of likely voters disagreed with the president's plan. Fifty-six percent of likely Republican voters opposed it, while 86 percent of Democrats supported it. Just 26 percent of independents sided with the Republican majority in the poll.
The results surely cheered Obama's re-election campaign, which has been working to reassemble the victorious coalition that powered his history-making 2008 win—but it faces an uphill fight in the face of deep pessimism about the economy.
Obama immigration shift a hit with voters, says new poll | The Ticket - Yahoo! News
Oblama blackens repubs eye
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It warrants repeating...
I could care less if 100% of the 4% said it was a good thing. It only weighs highly in the minds of 4 fucking % of the respondents. Big deal.4 percent of voters naming it as their leading concern.
No, your interpretation is why President Obama will have a second term. 4% said it was a prime concern. That did not mean that the other 96% was not in favor of it. Seems that a very high percentage of the other 96% is in favor of it, even if it is not a prime concern. And the reactions of those that are once again doing the "Let him die, let him die" type of reaction are definately alienating many moderates and independents for whom this is not an issue.
who is talking about the ones who were born here asswipe??
so if daddy robs a bank and gives his kid who through no fault of his own hit a bonanza we should let him keep his ill gotten gains??
If daddy used the money to get the kid a private school education, you going to remove his brain?
so passing ill gotten gains to the kids is a okay??
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It warrants repeating...
I could care less if 100% of the 4% said it was a good thing. It only weighs highly in the minds of 4 fucking % of the respondents. Big deal.4 percent of voters naming it as their leading concern.
No, your interpretation is why President Obama will have a second term. 4% said it was a prime concern. That did not mean that the other 96% was not in favor of it. Seems that a very high percentage of the other 96% is in favor of it, even if it is not a prime concern. And the reactions of those that are once again doing the "Let him die, let him die" type of reaction are definately alienating many moderates and independents for whom this is not an issue.
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It warrants repeating...
I could care less if 100% of the 4% said it was a good thing. It only weighs highly in the minds of 4 fucking % of the respondents. Big deal.4 percent of voters naming it as their leading concern.
No, your interpretation is why President Obama will have a second term. 4% said it was a prime concern. That did not mean that the other 96% was not in favor of it. Seems that a very high percentage of the other 96% is in favor of it, even if it is not a prime concern. And the reactions of those that are once again doing the "Let him die, let him die" type of reaction are definately alienating many moderates and independents for whom this is not an issue.
