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Originally posted by Conqueror of Seth
I wish anti-immigration people would just come out and say what they don't like about immigrants already. They're brown.
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by Conqueror of Seth
I wish anti-immigration people would just come out and say what they don't like about immigrants already. They're brown.
And I wish pro-illegal immigration people could come up with any logical argument at all.
I think the word "racist" needs to be redefined as "someone who spends all their time and energy thinking about race".
Now, who are the racists?
Originally posted by Conqueror of Seth
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by Conqueror of Seth
I wish anti-immigration people would just come out and say what they don't like about immigrants already. They're brown.
And I wish pro-illegal immigration people could come up with any logical argument at all.
How logical is this: 18,000 BCE- Natives populate North America. Late 15th Century CE, Europeans invade. You do the math.
I think the word "racist" needs to be redefined as "someone who spends all their time and energy thinking about race".
Now, who are the racists?
I think the word racist is fine right where it is, on people like you.
Originally posted by Conqueror of Seth
reply to post by ljtg123
Not even close, My grandmother was Native, come to my neck of the woods and we can live off the land because she taught me how to forage as a child. I'd venture to say that I'm browner than you are and that it isn't about borders, it is 100% about color.
The Latino population in Arkansas, which began its rapid growth in the 1980s, has created significant political, economic, and social modifications within the state. Latino food and music, as well as bilingualism, have become common in several regions of the state. Numerous industries and economic ventures have prospered since the mid-1990s due in large part to the contributions of the immigrant workforce.
Originally posted by sdcigarpig
If this is true, and so far this is just one report, the question is why are they not moving on securing the borders? After all if they secure the borders, then the question on what to do with all of the illegale immigrants can be dealt with in a more calmer postion and where cooler heads can prevail, along with it being fair and equal across the board, to include the question of children of illegale immigrants that are born here in the US soil, allowing all the court cases to work through the courts, to get the opinion of all of the judges in the process.
The reason why now is the time to secure the borders, is that it would help boost the economy and to prevent more illegale immigrants from coming into the country. It would quiet the public down, and allow for the politicians to actually decide and debate in a fair and balanced manor on what to do with all of the illegale immigrants who are currently in the country. It would also prevent those who are legally convicted of the more serious crimes, that are deproted back to their home country from returning or making it much harder for them to come back into the country to do more harm again.
Another concern, that many are not thinking of, and it should be on the forefront of all of our minds, is what will we do, should there be a mass influx of refugees coming from Mexico into the US, how can a system that is already overburdened handle that many more people coming into the country and putting a strain on a system that can not handle any more? As the violence south of the borde continues to get worse, then it will increase the chance of such happening. More and more horrifing reports coming from Mexico are very disturbing, so the question is when will the politicians decide to actually do something, or how many people have to get hurt in the process before they come up with actual working solutions to the problems at hand?
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama's once solid support among Hispanics is showing a few cracks, a troubling sign for Democrats desperate to get this critical constituency excited about helping the party hold onto Congress this fall.