So why would you reject a deal that gives them protections just to avoid funding a wall?
To America’s brave, patriotic #Dreamers: never doubt that you make America more American. Thank you for all you do – and all you will do – to enrich the lives of our communities. #ThrowbackThursdayhttps://twitter.com/nowthisnews/status/961378154840379393 …
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House Democrats just refuse to to make deals, they want to own it all.
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Shameful republicans! This veteran is just tired of republicans!
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My parents had to do it the right way just like everyone else should have to. Make it financially affordable to become a citizen.
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Now that's a bloody good idea. Possibly the first actual foreign policy idea I've read on twitter. You need a bucket load of cash just to start a business in America too, why? It doesn't cost a lot to start a company in the first place so why is the investment minimum so high?
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Your own state is plagued by rampant homelessness, drug abuse, highest tax rate in the country, your own constituents are becoming angrier for their needs not met while an abundance of resources are going to illegals. Progressive liberalism has led to the vast decay of your state
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I've always wondered how undocumented illegal aliens could access said resources without you know documentation. You need a driving licence and a bill to get a library card for goodness sake. I have to answer the phone I think it's the 1930's calling, it's probably for you.
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I Hope the dreamers that are legal adults have started some sort of process to become legal citizens if not, what is their reasoning? This should not always be the topic when we have elderly and veterans who have sub par healthcare an housing!!
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And ftr I truly want what is best for the dreamers, they were put in a situation they had no control over but they're adults now what are they going to do other than hope they get a law in their fasvor?
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With the benefit of being in office representing a mass of multi cultural Constituents/ Socioeconomical backgrounds. I would hope you would take in consideration those that followed the process as your Ancestors have. Don’t dismiss the process.
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The dreamers, caravan migrants, refugees are following the legal process. It’s legal to become a DACA recipient. Legal to apply for refugee status.
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Most do follow the process. I didn’t say they didn’t. Do it the correct way, no problem. When fear politics says one man in a temporary position holds their fate. This causes people to go into shadows. Perhaps new version Simpson–Mazzoli Act could alleviate this.
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This country should allow those that have been here and undocumented for many years to stay with a path to citizenship. Unlawfully crossing the border needs to stop with very secure checkpoints and high tech surveillance in place. This is not 1886 and things have changed.
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We all have dreams, some don’t jump the line. We are all for accepting those that do it the correct way. Help those that can’t help themselves. But don’t shun the rest in the process. Understand the history that got us here and improve upon it
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Smiles , thank you.
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