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Dec 6, 2012 18:27:46   #
Bangee5 Loc: Louisiana
 
BW326 wrote:
All I know is that if our country is to last another 250 years, its future will be written by those we currently label as immigrants and minorities and as far as I can see they are as resilent and motivated as our founders were to create a great nation "where all can have an opportunity to prosper" (if you're not familiar with that phrase, look it up under 'American Dream').
I just wonder how history will remember the citizens of our current era and how they handled immigration reform.
All I know is that if our country is to last anoth... (show quote)


Another 250 years from now if the future will be written by those we currently label as immigrants and minorities in this country the United States may very well be under Mexico's flag if not China's.

"where all can have an opportunity to prosper" dose not mean to come here illegally, to work illegally to send money back home legally or illegally. If the country is to prosper, it's people must prosper also.

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Dec 6, 2012 18:44:53   #
jimbo70 Loc: Orange Park, FL.
 
Bangee5 wrote:
BW326 wrote:
All I know is that if our country is to last another 250 years, its future will be written by those we currently label as immigrants and minorities and as far as I can see they are as resilent and motivated as our founders were to create a great nation "where all can have an opportunity to prosper" (if you're not familiar with that phrase, look it up under 'American Dream').
I just wonder how history will remember the citizens of our current era and how they handled immigration reform.
All I know is that if our country is to last anoth... (show quote)



Another 250 years from now if the future will be written by those we currently label as immigrants and minorities in this country the United States may very well be under Mexico's flag if not China's.

"where all can have an opportunity to prosper" dose not mean to come here illegally, to work illegally to send money back home legally or illegally. If the country is to prosper, it's people must prosper also.
quote=BW326 All I know is that if our country is ... (show quote)


It would appear that sending money home to Mexico is not ilegal. Walmarts along the border cater to that need for a fee. The money sent back to Mexico is the second largest source of income for the country behind Oil and that is why the Mexican government is not to anxious to stop the flow of ilegals.

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Dec 6, 2012 19:41:06   #
BW326 Loc: Boynton Beach, Florida
 
Bangee5 wrote:

Another 250 years from now if the future will be written by those we currently label as immigrants and minorities in this country the United States may very well be under Mexico's flag if not China's.

"where all can have an opportunity to prosper" dose not mean to come here illegally, to work illegally to send money back home legally or illegally. If the country is to prosper, it's people must prosper also.


But I think even you have to agree that it is the American corporations and even small businesses that encourage hiring them (at miniscule wages and benefits) and then turning a blind eye. Say what you will but I see thousands of them down here in Florida and they, for the most part, work very hard to try to make a life for their families. Most illegal aliens wouldn't be here in the first place if American businesses didn't encourage them.

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Dec 6, 2012 19:58:26   #
letmedance Loc: Walnut, Ca.
 
I live here in Southern Ca. One of the gateway states. I can truly say I have been approached by many asking for a handout and that not one of them were from Latin America. Be they legal or not they do not ask for a handout, they would rather sell you a bag of oranges or a Tamale. I respect these Proud hard working people. Perhaps we send those that bleed us dry through public assistance back in their place. Solve two problems at once.
John

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Dec 6, 2012 20:52:27   #
UP-2-IT Loc: RED STICK, LA
 
Kit Lens wrote:
OMG!, I can't believe it!. George Bush has emerged as the voice of reason on Immigration Reform.
Maybe there is hope, after all.

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2012/12/05/George-W-Bush-urges-immigration-reform/UPI-66671354714851/


Wonder how he found his way to the meeting.

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Dec 6, 2012 23:43:48   #
Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.
 
Kit Lens wrote:
OMG!, I can't believe it!. George Bush has emerged as the voice of reason on Immigration Reform.
Maybe there is hope, after all.

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2012/12/05/George-W-Bush-urges-immigration-reform/UPI-66671354714851/


LOL Kit Lens, Bush tried to push for immigration reform during his presidency, guess who fought against it?

The government is puro mierda, funny how things have changed so quickly.

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Dec 6, 2012 23:44:22   #
Bangee5 Loc: Louisiana
 
BW326 wrote:
Bangee5 wrote:

Another 250 years from now if the future will be written by those we currently label as immigrants and minorities in this country the United States may very well be under Mexico's flag if not China's.

"where all can have an opportunity to prosper" dose not mean to come here illegally, to work illegally to send money back home legally or illegally. If the country is to prosper, it's people must prosper also.


But I think even you have to agree that it is the American corporations and even small businesses that encourage hiring them (at miniscule wages and benefits) and then turning a blind eye. Say what you will but I see thousands of them down here in Florida and they, for the most part, work very hard to try to make a life for their families. Most illegal aliens wouldn't be here in the first place if American businesses didn't encourage them.
quote=Bangee5 br Another 250 years from now if t... (show quote)


Yes I can agree with you about the hiring practice of American business that encourage illegals to cross our borders just for the cheap labor. Either our business are going over there for the cheap labor or they encourage cheap labor to come here. Either way we lose.
I lived in Hollywood Florida for fifteen years and I love every moment that I was there. South Florida has a large population of Cubans here legally. I know that Latinos are hard working people and for the most part are here to work to send money back home to their families. I do not blame them for that, I would too but to come here illegally and for our government to turn a blind eye to the problem is wrong and needs to be fixed, other wise I welcome them.

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Dec 7, 2012 06:56:15   #
BW326 Loc: Boynton Beach, Florida
 
Bangee5 wrote:


Yes I can agree with you about the hiring practice of American business that encourage illegals to cross our borders just for the cheap labor. Either our business are going over there for the cheap labor or they encourage cheap labor to come here. Either way we lose.
I lived in Hollywood Florida for fifteen years and I love every moment that I was there. South Florida has a large population of Cubans here legally. I know that Latinos are hard working people and for the most part are here to work to send money back home to their families. I do not blame them for that, I would too but to come here illegally and for our government to turn a blind eye to the problem is wrong and needs to be fixed, other wise I welcome them.
br br Yes I can agree with you about the hiring ... (show quote)


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Dec 7, 2012 11:58:32   #
UP-2-IT Loc: RED STICK, LA
 
Bangee5 wrote:
BW326 wrote:
Bangee5 wrote:

Another 250 years from now if the future will be written by those we currently label as immigrants and minorities in this country the United States may very well be under Mexico's flag if not China's.

"where all can have an opportunity to prosper" dose not mean to come here illegally, to work illegally to send money back home legally or illegally. If the country is to prosper, it's people must prosper also.


But I think even you have to agree that it is the American corporations and even small businesses that encourage hiring them (at miniscule wages and benefits) and then turning a blind eye. Say what you will but I see thousands of them down here in Florida and they, for the most part, work very hard to try to make a life for their families. Most illegal aliens wouldn't be here in the first place if American businesses didn't encourage them.
quote=Bangee5 br Another 250 years from now if t... (show quote)


Yes I can agree with you about the hiring practice of American business that encourage illegals to cross our borders just for the cheap labor. Either our business are going over there for the cheap labor or they encourage cheap labor to come here. Either way we lose.
I lived in Hollywood Florida for fifteen years and I love every moment that I was there. South Florida has a large population of Cubans here legally. I know that Latinos are hard working people and for the most part are here to work to send money back home to their families. I do not blame them for that, I would too but to come here illegally and for our government to turn a blind eye to the problem is wrong and needs to be fixed, other wise I welcome them.
quote=BW326 quote=Bangee5 br Another 250 years ... (show quote)


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