Fine! They all can come. Just IN the front door. and sign a paper that says they would not become wards of the state. The same as our ancesters did.
Emma Lazarus’s words, “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,” speaks to the true character of what our country can be: a generous country that respects and embraces those who have made the difficult journey to our shores, often fleeing harm.
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Applying for ayslum as the caravan is trying to do is a legal process protected by the Geneva Convention.
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Emigrants used to come through Ellis island. There was no welfare or EBT cards or free medical care. They had to work to survive.They didn't get benefits or free housing.That poem,written in 1883,although a beautiful sentiment ,can hardly pertain to what is happening now.
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Build the wall...
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Who respect and embrace our rule of law
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It says nothing about US citizens paying for them, while other citizens are living without healthcare, having to choose between food and meds, or entire families are on the streets. How about taking care of our poor? Our tired? Our huddled masses who are hungry?
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Those words are great and true. Then we passed laws to control immigration. All anyone is saying is, obey our laws.
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Does that include your president
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