Illegal Immigration, Yeah, I'm going there Options

[pezking]

Thought I'd bring it up. If you guys haven't noticed... I'm all about three things. Photoshop, sports, and debates.

I'm all for diversity in any country, trying not to make this just about the US. But I do think that people migrating from one country to another should adapt to their new country. Not the other way around. When I moved to Canada, I had to learn to play hockey... j/k. Dry humor. Anyway, I don't have any issues with anyone coming into the US from South America if they legalize themselves and pay taxes. As it is now, South America's most inflating economic positive is all the money that is being sent from illegal immigrants that are in the US to their families back home.

These people live in the US while not learning English, not paying taxes, taking jobs from other US citizens, etc. They expect to live here with all the regular citizen rights. They put their kids in public schools, which our tax dollars pay for. Now schools are overcrowded everywhere and schools are having to split classes into two halves so the Spanish speaking students can be taught by Spanish speaking teachers. BS! Then when these kids graduate from school, they are complaining that they can't get scholarships into college beause they aren't legal. WTF?

I love their argument on how we’d be screwed if they left. Someone would need to do the menial work, I love how they say “who’d cut your grass if we were not here?” That seems to be one of the themes all of these protestors seem to go by. They are damning themselves right from the start. Instead of “We want the opportunities to make lots of $ by seizing the opportunities that the US offers by education and hard work!”…we get “who is going to do your menial labor?”

In contrast, look at the Asian community and what they have done here since the late 1800’s. Why the hell should we cut unskilled labor a break? Well that pretty obvious, cheap labor for corporations. That’s why this legislation going through government is a good thing. This country’s job industry is service oriented, and you need skills for many of the jobs that are available. Inviting more unskilled people into the country just makes more have and have nots.

Why should we support non-citizens? Another thing, how about people from Europe or Africa who are going through our naturalization process? It’s a slap in the face to them.

While the news will just show protests and the many people with their signs, let’s not forget these facts: 1) MS13 is a huge issue. Part of that legislation is designed to deal with them, and criminals in general; 2) Drug smuggling is also a big problem, it’s not just “honest people looking for honest work” as our liberal press would like us to believe; and 3) These people who cross the border could be afflicted with anything. I need to get shots to travel so I am not a health risk to anyone where I travel to, what checks are there for some diseased idiot getting Americans sick with some weird disease?

My plan -

Hold one month, let's say September 2006. From this month, anyone who is illegal can be legally naturalized in the US or atleast be given a green card. After that, if you are caught w/out a green card or you're illegal... you are shipped off to prison for 2 years outside of the US. Right now, there's not a good enough punishment when people are caught. They are sent home where they regroup and come back. That's not even a slap on the hand, c'mon people. So with my plan, we're being nice and allowing people to come here to help make this country a better place. After that, we shouldn't have a huge issue with this. Ofcourse people will still break the law, but I'm thinking if the punishment is severe enough, it won't be half as bad as it is now.

[FeezyWeezy]

Well I'm already trying to learn Finnish Trying to get around with Finnish people, learn about politics, economics and general behavior of Finns... Geez I'd be a exelent immigrant. .... (hate my damn country)