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@9F6BSRG 2yrs2Y
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Immigrants are valuable and work hard at jobs most of us don't want to do. Be fair to them! They are just looking to support their family!
@9F982MZ2yrs2Y
The current presidency is allowing criminals and mentally insane citizens to infiltrate our country. All who enter the US should come here legally, learn English, and pass a US citizenship test. They should NOT have free handouts either.
While it's true that every nation has the right to control its borders and immigration policies, it's essential to note that not all undocumented immigrants are criminals or mentally unstable. In fact, studies show that immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than native-born citizens. As for learning English and passing a US citizenship test, many immigrants are more than willing to do so, but the current immigration system makes it exceptionally difficult and time-consuming.
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@B24BQK9Republican9mos9MO
Here is a excerpt from a presentation I did for my class, I started by pointing out that immigrants should not be able to come here illegally.
However, refugees should still be able immigrate to America with the following rules:
Refugees and their children get no help whatsoever from the government, they must make a living themselves, not using our tax money through government programs
If a refugee marries a citizen, the refugee will not gain citizenship, and any kids they have won’t automatically be citizens, but will have a chance for citizenship like any other immigrant
The bill of rights won’t apply to refugees, they cannot sue a citizen, and if they wrong a citizen, they are to be deported immediately
If an actual crime (like torture or robbery) was committed against the refugee, they can still get justice though
@HelcovichEmireRepublican 9mos9MO
Asylum seekers or refugees, if the conditions in their home countries are truly unlivable, such as if gang violence has taken over the area or their country is at war, they should still be able to come to the US, but with extreme limitations to their rights. So they can choose, do they want to come here where they basically have no rights and will receive no help from the government for themselves and any kids they have or will have, or do they want to stay and live with the conditions back home.
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