How can we call ourselves American when this is allowed to happen especially when there's no evidence of criminal background so sad!!!
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Something is wrong with you
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No actually.. it’s a good thing to uphold the law , but again if you don’t have all the facts in someone’s situation, how about you not judge them and act all high and mighty
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Another thing we brought on ourselves we allowed people to come to this country for years now we have a racist President who is shining the light on this hiding his whole racist agenda and now all of a sudden you and others are jumping on his bandwagon you didn't say anything,
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Seems to me we must ask ourselves three fundamental questions: (1) what kind of nation do we want to be? (2) what kind of people are we today? And, what kind of humans do we want our children to be tomorrow?
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Seeking a better life is no crime. Otherwise, most Americans, except Native Americans, are criminals. Mr. Garcia lived a "law abiding" life in America for over 30 years. His only crime was doing what most of our forefathers did - seek a better life.
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Tell me did your family come from another country?
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Our families did not come legally in 1920’s there are some who sought for same dreams to survive they can’t survive in their countries
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THIS is too sad...And we should be ashamed...
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Why is this so sad? It’s not like they didn’t have 30 years to become a citizen
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Becoming a citizen is very difficult. It requires a sponsor with a lot of money. The people who have been here most their life should have an easier way to stay.
#notcriminals
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They are doing the same to my older brother and it’s heart breaking

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Why is it he hasn’t become a citizen?
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There is no path to citizenship for people brought over as children
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So their parents are illegal to and they should have gotten the Citizenship
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Uhh I’m not sure what you mean here but since the person in question was brought to the United States as a child. There is no path to citizenship besides returning to where they immigrated from and applying for a green card
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Exactly Or not being able to be approve for a green card so they aren’t able to get citizenship either way.
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I know people that have. How come they can and others can’t
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I think it depends really.
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