Who said it?
December 01, 2013, 09:40
"... I didn’t ask, but just looking at faces I could tell there were some folks who are here not because they are born here..."
1:
a) a libertarian
b) a liberal
c) a conservative
2:
a) a racist
b) a limited immigration advocate
c) someone with an amnesty agenda
Hint: I can't seem to find it in the MSM.
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Personally I'm not against the idea of amnesty as part of the solution, just not a blanket amnesty.
My preference would be a literally case by case basis, but that's not only NOT practical but never going to happen.
Iirc even under the blanket amnesty by Reagan people had to apply and I know people who never bothered and remained (and still remain) in the "shadows".
Full disclosure (as if needed ;) ) As a conservative as far as I'm concerned it all has to start with a secure border, as lack of same is what made the Reagan amnesty not work.
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Net migration to the United States from Mexico has fallen to zero, and may have reversed.
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Also while the majority of Mexicans (also from your link) say they would not immigrate to the US even if they could; still some 37% say they would (including a fair number who say they would illegally.
I would suggest that the fact the NET has fallen to 0 could be attributed to the reverse migration of '09-'11...See how much fun statistics are :D
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Potential future Democratic voters!!! That's who!!!
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The latter as we know has all sorts of political and racial elements to it. Armenians get to roll in under refugee status despite a genocide that took place in 1919 and had nothing to do with us. The quota system is full of anomalies like that.
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