Solution To Immigration Issue?

[vt]

Re: Solution To Immigration Issue?

Here is what I believe to be central to the immigration issue:

We are all immigrants; some of our families just got here a little sooner than others.

I believe the great majority of Americans favor immigration. We need immigrants to grow the population, and immigrants are creative, take more risks, and add immeasurably to the fabric of our nation.

The current Democrat stand on illegal immigration is discriminatory as it favors those coming from directly south of or border from regions that make up 6% of global population. The Democrats are discriminating against people from the other 94% of the globe who have been waiting in line to get here legally. This is unfair and abhorrent.

The Democrats also favor bringing in immigrants under the H1 Visa program that is unfair to American workers being closed out of jobs by cheaper labor because donors to the DNC want this cheap labor.

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/...t-tech-workers

http://www.visasquare.com/top-h1b-vi...2015/companies

Green card sponsors:

http://www.visasquare.com/top-green-...2015/companies

I wonder how many contribute to the DNC and how many contribute to the Clinton Foundation?

[Southernguy]

Re: Solution To Immigration Issue?

Thanks Shiny, I don't like looking at videos much. He probably didn't say anything. But the matter is quite important, Cubans can obtain residence and even official help in the USA just by coming by land (or stepping from the sea before being caught) and stating that they were persecuted in Cuba. Well, they are not "illegal" inmigrants after all.

[ocelotl]

Re: Solution To Immigration Issue?

I've been told that in Mexico if you get hospitalized you have to pay the bill in its entirety before they will release you.

It depends. In big cities you (a foreign national without Social Security) most surely will be turned to Red Cross or a Hospital directly depending of the Health Secretariat and if closer a Social Security System Hospital. almost everywhere else, you'll be taken to a local medical dispensary. No questions asked.

https://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/prog...as/mexico.html