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Actually no, I'm not my brother's keeper. And these people on DACA have had decades to use the inside track they've been given in order to gain legal citizenship, but they hate this country and everything it stands for so they'd rather just ignore the law.....or, if you want the truth, DACA is either amnesty or bigotry, depending on whether you are for or against....
Sorry, but making complex issues too simple does not do justice to the truth nor does it deliver justice to the people affected.
You do realize that most of the people affected by DACA have nothing to do with the decision to be in this country and most have no connection to any other country than the United States. There is a real human plight beneath the issue we call "DACA" Show some compassion to your fellow man. You are your brother's keeper.
https://undocu.berkeley.edu/legal-support-overview/what-is-daca/
....or, if you want the truth, DACA is either amnesty or bigotry, depending on whether you are for or against....
Sorry, but making complex issues too simple does not do justice to the truth nor does it deliver justice to the people affected.
You do realize that most of the people affected by DACA have nothing to do with the decision to be in this country and most have no connection to any other country than the United States. There is a real human plight beneath the issue we call "DACA" Show some compassion to your fellow man. You are your brother's keeper.
https://undocu.berkeley.edu/legal-support-overview/what-is-daca/
Rather odd post on your part. It seems you reacted emotionally without ever reading or considering my post. If you note (which you did not) I offered a cite that had a cold, objective definition of the people affected by DACA, that was extracted direct from the law. It had no emotion.
The other part of my argument was to show the poster this is a policy that affects people (and families). I was expanding the thought horizons here to separate this from the normal problem of illegal immigration: the people affected made no decision to be here alnd have no place to go. Now, that is a fact. If it seems like an emotional appeal, then perhaps that is your conscience talking (maybe you should listen), not me. The reference to your "brother's keeper" is a commandment from God.
https://bible.knowing-jesus.com/topics/Loving-Foreigners
I don't consider invoking what God commanded us to do as 'emotional'.
The post I responded to wanted to call it "amnesty". That is a statement of ignorance of the issue as the issue is far more complex than that.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/sep/04/donald-trump-what-is-daca-dreamers
Feel free to elaborate on the issue....
Trump tweets DACA is 'probably Dead" - CNNPolitics
(CNN) President Donald Trump again blamed Democrats on Sunday for the stall in talks over a potential immigration deal as the threat of a government shutdown looms this Friday.
"DACA is probably dead because the Democrats don't really want it, they just want to talk and take desperately needed money away from our Military," Trump tweeted Sunday morning.
In a second tweet a few minutes later, he wrote: "I, as President, want people coming into our Country who are going to help us become strong and great again, people coming in through a system based on MERIT. No more Lotteries! #AMERICA FIRST."
Trump's tweets came just hours after his administration resumed receiving renewal applications for "Dreamers" under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program following a federal court order blocking the administration from ending the program.
The program has protected undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children from being deported. The administration announced the end of DACA in September, with recipients beginning to lose their status in early March.
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What surprises me about this is that he didn't blame it on Obama.
Well, ain't that funny.
An "undocumented immigrant" can get school/college education in the US of A, a job (if they wish to), welfare programs, free medical coverage ... but can't apply for a Visa to obtain a green card ...
And liberals encouraged that ... :lamo
Actually no, I'm not my brother's keeper. And these people on DACA have had decades to use the inside track they've been given in order to gain legal citizenship, but they hate this country and everything it stands for so they'd rather just ignore the law.
Maybe you should stop and think. If they hated the country, they wouldn't stay here.
Maybe you should stop and think. If they hated the country, they wouldn't stay here.
Not so, plenty of folks (citizens included) hate (or at least strongly dislike) their jobs (and even living where those jobs are) but see that as a necessary evil because they like getting that (larger?) paycheck. I would imagine that many hate living in an urban ghetto, tiny apartment or rural/suburban trailer park but do so simply because they lack the will and/or economic resources to vote with their feet and leave it. Many immigrants can and do earn far more here than they could in their homelands and send the excess "home" (via remittances) to fund their (extended?) family and even their own retirement.
None of which means they hate the nation.
It's very easy to hate this country while simultaneously leeching off the benefits this country provides. It's no different than all the home-grown terrorists.
Yes like how you are in this country and hate it. You and all your other white pointy hood friends.
It's very easy to hate this country while simultaneously leeching off the benefits this country provides. It's no different than all the home-grown terrorists.
Pointy-hooded friends? I don't hang out with Democrats too often. And I certainly don't support DACA.
None of it says that they do not either. Like any group it likely contains a mix of personal opinions. It is hard to convince me that someone that has shown no respect for immigration law for personal financial gain is apt to obey any other laws that they find not to their liking for that same reason.
Actually no, I'm not my brother's keeper. And these people on DACA have had decades to use the inside track they've been given in order to gain legal citizenship, but they hate this country and everything it stands for so they'd rather just ignore the law.
During contract negotiations the man would recite from memory 10-15 pages at a clip from the riders, argue anything out of the norm. A typical large transaction contract with riders would run 1,500 to 2,000 pages and he had them memorized. He knew the contracts better than the lawyers who wrote them. Who do you think you are fooling?
Ok thanks for showing that you don't understand how bills work that is all i needed to know.
and before you copy my response and substitute trump in there the fact is you failed to answer the question
and instead deflected.
Trump can't do anything without a bill from congress.
you apparently misunderstood the point of my post. Trump is loyal to NOBODY, not even the GOP. Trump just wants to sign ANY bill that he thinks makes him look good. If the GOP ever truly pissed Trump off, he'd have no problem abandoning them and becoming close to the Democrats. Trump is all about Trump, and nobody else.
https://www.cbsnews.com/videos/nancy-pelosi-five-white-guys-immigration-daca/
Nah, Pelosi is the leader of the minority....She is absolutely responsible along with those I mentioned, and 'lyin, little' Dick Durbin for blowing up this thing....Look, Democrats USE their constituents for political goals. They're not in it to help anyone but themselves for power.
and you know this how, because he told you so? lol
None of it says that they do not either. Like any group it likely contains a mix of personal opinions. It is hard to convince me that someone that has shown no respect for immigration law for personal financial gain is apt to obey any other laws that they find not to their liking for that same reason.
Racists definitely agree.
Do some real life research. People here unlawfully do their best to not break laws, not bring attention to themselves, and remain under the radar. Not all, but most. They fear police, they fear being deported. You want to learn the truth about these people, meet them at the churches they frequent. Most are deeply religious.