Quote Originally Posted by Jean View Post
"We have a right to have immigration laws that limit and restrict who and how many people can come into this country, and if you are in violation of those laws, you should not be claiming that you have some sort of right to have the law ignored," he said.

"On the flip side of it, we have to always remind ourselves that we are talking about human beings with hopes and dreams and families, and there are human stories behind all this," he said.
Let's start with something really straightforward: Who benefits?

Well, workforce participation is down, wages are stagnant, and even our own STEM graduates are having difficulty getting jobs in their fields. Legalizing more illegals will only make all of that worse. The American middle class will be squeezed once again by illegals who will be trying to move up. And the poorest Americans will be condemned to another generation of confusion and anger.

What do you say we develop an immigration policy which actually benefits our own people.
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