Thread: 63% Oppose Driver’s Licenses, Public Benefits for Illegal Aliens Who Get Work Permits

Originally Posted by Rasmussen Reports

Monday, August 20, 2012

Most voters still agree with President Obama’s new policy allowing some young illegal immigrants to get legal work permits, but they strongly oppose also making these young people eligible for driver’s licenses or taxpayer-funded benefits.

Seventy-three percent (73%) of Likely U.S. Voters believe someone brought to this country illegally when he or she was under 16 years old who has no criminal record, has graduated from high school or served in the military should be allowed to apply for a legal work permit. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just 19% think someone like this should be deported. (To see survey question wording, click here or see below.)

63% Oppose Driver’s Licenses, Public Benefits for Illegal Immigrants Who Get Work Permits

National Survey of 1,000 Likely Voters

Conducted August 16-17, 2012

By Rasmussen Reports

1* How closely have you followed recent news reports about President Obama’s new immigration policy?

2* Is the federal government making too much of an effort to identify and deport illegal immigrants in this country, not enough of an effort, or about the right amount of effort?

3* If young people are brought here illegally by their parents, should they be considered as lawbreakers?

4* Suppose someone was brought to the country illegally when they were under 16. If they have no criminal record, have graduated from high school or have served in the military, should they be allowed to apply for work permits or should they be deported?

5* Under a new federal government policy, young illegal immigrants are now able to obtain legal work permits in certain circumstances. If someone is in the country illegally but has been granted a work permit, should that person be eligible to receive a driver’s license and public benefits including subsidized child care and unemployment benefits from state governments?

So... 73% of likely U.S. voters believe that

an illegal alien, born on foreign soil of alien parents and smuggled into this country,

who is willing to do my job for less pay and benefits, or work {more or more compliantly | harder | longer | stronger | younger | amped up} for my same pay,

should be allowed to replace me and my family from our place in America,

putting us out on the Trail of Tears to the reservations FEMA has prepared for us.

There is a reason why cleaving to foreigners, enemies of the United States or the American people, allowing such aliens to invade the country, and assisting said aliens to displace or replace U.S. citizens or legal residents from their homes and their families, their jobs and their lives, is called

TREASON

and is rightfully, by law, punishable.

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