Thread: U.S. assailed for it’s immigration enforcement policies

U.S. assailed for it’s immigration enforcement policies
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La Prensa Grafica (San Salvador, El Salvador) 8/28/08 - Full transl. -

On Thursday, the government of El Salvador urged Salvadorans not to travel illegally to the United States because of the danger of dying on the way or being detained and deported back to the country.
The Vice-Chancellor for Salvadorans Abroad, Margarita Escobar, said to the press :â€

[quote]The official said “Once the political time takes place, Congress must return (to the discussion of) integral immigration reformâ€

All of these countrys need to mind their own business and figure out how to take care of their own citizens so they can keep them home....Americans are sick of supporting them, not to mention all of the money leaving our economy....again, AMERICANS have spoken no AMNESTY !!

If we actually ENFORCED our immigration enforcement policies, these guys would really be bellyaching!

Some 2.8 million Salvadorans live abroad, 2.3 million of them in the United States and their individual monetary remittances are important in upholding the country’s economy..

Have these guys no common sense? Admitting that these remittances are providing a boost to the economy is one thing, but to say this is the basis of upholding the economy is politically incorrect, and actually laughable.

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