DREAM Act

A video demonstrating the importance of passing this critical legislation.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• dream
• act
• 2009
• immigration
• education
• future
• illegal
• immigrants
• children
• college
• university

[beatdisnutz]

Folks from both aisles must compromise. Students should earn their residence but no free money and they can't request status for other relatives. If activists who are pro-dream act take this approach, it will much easier to pass this bill. I guarantee you that most Americans, specially conservatives like myself would be willing to support a bill that breaks the chain of illegal immigration but helps those students who are attending school.

[commissionville]

I appreciate the constructive tone. We need less ridiculous rhetoric. Hopefully people on both sides of the spectrum can come to a compromise on this bill, as it is extremely important to immigrant students and the nation alike. By the way, you are the first conservative I meet with a name like "beatdisnutz."

[babyshadye]

oh please. immigrants aren't taking anyone's spots anywhere. legals/illegals have the same chance in getting a "spot" anywhere, it's just that immigrants are better working and less lazy than you so called "real" americans.

so get over urself.

[babyshadye]

hm so he's the self-centered parasite when you're the one stating that you don't want immigrants to have the same opportunities you have.

no offense, but you're an idiot.

[onstageagain]

No. I do NOT want the Dream Act passed. Me and my family came here LEGALLY. So why should illegals get a pass with this bastard Act?

I can understand your desire to beome a better person...but how do you expect anyone to take U seriously when U break our laws AND expect to be rewarded with Citizenship? The US owes U/illegals nothing except deportation for breaking R laws.

Ur parents put U in this situation is NOT for me or our Government to solve. That is between U & Ur parents.

[onstageagain]

cities have declared themselves "safe haven" for illegal aliens and refuse to enforce immigration laws. LA Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, NY & even Falls Church, Virginia , sight of the Pentagon, have all declared to be sanctuaries 4 illegals. NYMayor Michael Bloomberg announced that, people who are undocumented do not have to worry about city government going to the federal government. In other words, these city governments refuse to uphold federal law or defend American borders.

[onstageagain]

n California, the losses are calculated to be about $79 million, with $74 million in Texas, $31 million in Arizona, and $6 million in New Mexico. All of these costs are dumped on American taxpayers simply because the Mexican government, void of protest from the U.S. government, has decided to raid the American cookie jar.

[52mez]

@TeaPartyFuture hahaha okay but it will happen i dont know if u will be around to see it but it will happen.

[Twilightifyable]

3/3 C SPAN “Black Republican Forum” Session 2 (begin at 11:30) West said one of the 1986 caveats was to secure our borders, enforcement our laws, but we’re still talking about new amnesty like DREAM Act. We can’t allow local cities to make sanctuary cities policies, because they will bring our inner city turf wars to epic proportions by bringing in the drug cartel and Columbian gangs. (Mexican Gangs don’t recognize our borders established by the Treaty of Guadalupe)

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Allen West 2012

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2/3 In November 2010, 15.1 million were unemployed (9.8%). 154 million are able to work in workforce (15.1 million/9.8%). GOOGLE “illegal immigration counters”, There are 11,941,812 (or 11.9 million) skilled jobs provided to illegal immigrants. the 15.1 million unemployed could take the 11.9 million available jobs. The unemployment rate could be reduced to 2.1% {{15.1-11.9)/154}.

[Twilightifyable]

1/3 Immigrationcounters com 97% illegal immigrants are from Mexico. Illegalimmigrationstatistics org $1117 - The average amount you and your family paid in taxes this year to support illegals. 51% - The percentage of Mexican immigrant households that use at least one major welfare program. 28% use more than one.