Yet another side to an insecure Mexican border?
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Part 1 - http://www.wsbtv.com/video/23438021/
Part 2 - http://www.wsbtv.com/video/23438712/
Quote from DirkDigler:
Yet another side to an insecure Mexican border?
Part 1 - http://www.wsbtv.com/video/23438021/
Part 2 - http://www.wsbtv.com/video/23438712/
Quote from bigarrow:
Good points and another reason targeting working Mexicans is putting our resources in the wrong place.
Simple solution, make getting legal MUCH easier for the Mexicans working here now. Put a SIMPLE plan in place for these people to continue working, remember they are here already and are going to stay as long as there is work, so lets make it easier to identify, track and collect taxes from them. When we catch an illegal Mexican and send them back to Mexico give them a quick instruction on how to work here legally, help them fill out the forms so when they decide to come back doing it legally will be a viable option. Don't make getting legal so expensive and cumbersome that it is not an option for the working poor. Get the information out there to the working Mexicans, that will be a smart first step in solving this problem.
Quote from QuikrRetirement:
WRONG. Mexican illegals deserve no more "help" than illegals from anywhere else.
Plenty of people do the wait and pay the fees and do the paperwork - months, years to legally get their green card or bring over their relatives. All illegals should be thrown out, sorry.
Why is there any debate about people who intentionally violate the law? Should we have extended debate whether extortionists, pedophiles, shoplifters should be arrested and fined/imprisoned?
Build the fence, throw out the 12 million illegals, make them feel under heat, under threat of deportation. This is the SIMPLE plan you mention.
Quote from OPTIONAL777:
Quite right.
All invaders of America should be thrown out by the native Americans...
Quote from phenomena:
LOL! Trying to make a 600 year old reference point? LOL!! I guess the inconvenient fact that much of the land was also bought from the native american's doesn't flatter your 'point' too well does it?
Quote from OPTIONAL777:
If someone is going to argue on principle when they want to punish the Mexican illegals, the principle if true was true 6 minutes ago, 6 days ago, or 600 years ago doesn't matter...it is the principle that counts.
As is usually the case in history, people look for a convenient scapegoat to blame...rather than accepting personal responsibility, or national responsibility for the problems we now face.
You are one of those people, of course.
Quote from QuikrRetirement:
WRONG. Mexican illegals deserve no more "help" than illegals from anywhere else.
Plenty of people do the wait and pay the fees and do the paperwork - months, years to legally get their green card or bring over their relatives. All illegals should be thrown out, sorry.
Why is there any debate about people who intentionally violate the law? Should we have extended debate whether extortionists, pedophiles, shoplifters should be arrested and fined/imprisoned?
Build the fence, throw out the 12 million illegals, make them feel under heat, under threat of deportation. This is the SIMPLE plan you mention.
I don't know about that, I'm more in QuikrRetirement's camp on this issue. What if the police catches someone who's been a thief for 20 years - will they argue that he should be given a pass because he's been doing it for a long time? An illegal alien steals a job from someone who's here legally, or deprives the legal workers the means of being able to negotiate higher wages. Someone who hires illegals does the same thing, they are both guilty.Quote from bigarrow:... Like it or not the Mexicans are part of our country and a COMMON SENSE solution will be the one that works, one like mine. We are not going to round up and ship out 12 to 20 million Mexicans on buses to the border, it ain't going to happen ever, so no use even talking about it.
Quote from phenomena:
Well unfortunately for you and your "principal" much of the land was actually purchased from the Indians. The rest of the Indians didn't have any concept of property rights. They were nomads who didn't have private property and didn't understand the concept when Europeans, who had an actual economic system, wanted to "buy" the land from them.