That’s not for me to say. The fact is, it’s not for me to say there should be a statute of limitations on that at all. I was simply saying that the concept is not an “odd thought.”
That rule is for legal foreign residents.
And without a green card, they are subject to deportation. The race is on.
Better hurry. ICE is mass deporting.
Welcome to the club.
The same way you can tell from the photos that the ICE agents rounding up illegals are bounty hunters.
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Or one as President … such as Rubio.
That depends on how you ask the question. Support for legal immigrants and those who have been granted sanctuary and/or work status to have a pathway to citizenship has always been strong.
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Legally. Yes.
Not hardly.
Most Americans are in favor of major immigration reform that would increase the number of legal immigrants and streamline the process to reduce waiting time. But most Americans are also very much in favor of stemming the flow of illegal immigration and deporting those already here who are straining our social welfare systems and putting pressure on the legal system. This is a two-step problem … 1. secure the border and clear the decks and 2. reform the immigration system to bring in more skilled and semi-skilled professionals and laborers. Clearly, the country is currently incapable of producing the number of workers it requires in so many fields. But we cannot just flood the country with whomever shows up at the border and hope that some of them will fit our needs. That’s just stupid.
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No. That’s incorrect.
Tell that to his victim.
So you admit … You can’t.
Most do …
“Roughly one-third of U.S. adults (32%) say all immigrants living in the country illegally should be deported, while 16% say none should be deported. About half (51%) say at least some should face deportation.”
What victim?
Of course I can. I lived in that world for decades.
No, they don’t. Your link does not support you previous statement.
The woman who was raped.
What world is that? Delusion Land?
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