Originally posted by Fishu
I'm not trying to defend the illegals, but I'm just finding so many conflicts with the arguments and the system. Alot of the arguments against the illegals are a result of the system, which renders them incapable to integrate.
The arguments against illegals are definitely a result of the system. The system says that they are supposed to follow guidelines to become legal american citizens.
When they disreguard those guidelines, they lose any right to be accepted, and to assimilate or be integrated into our culture.
Do i feel bad for people starving in poor countries. Yes.
Do i think that these people are desperate, and will break the known laws of the USA to try and remedy there problems. Yes
Do i feel it's my responsibility to foot the bill for these people once they break the law and enter this country. No
Do i think that the countries that they're fleeing from are responsiple for there own citizens, like we are with ours. Yes
This one i have no sympathy for though.
If your from a poor country, or even in a bad way financially here, and can barely afford food for youself or you and your spouse. Why make babies and expect someone else to provide for them?
As far as I know, there is a set limit on the amount of legal immigrants allowed into this country. Someone posted a video a while back where someone demostrated the strain of legal immigrants alone on the system using gum balls in a jar. Basically saying that even with legals the system is strained, and could eventually collapse. Then he went on to add the illegal immigrants into the equation and assured us that in the near future, at the rate they are coming in, we are basically screwed.