Thread: UT: Dream Act. They will be living in the shadows now...

Originally Posted by CindyB

Living in the shadows? I wish they would not be seen or heard. They are in your face wherever you go.

I AGREE, just ran into a gaggle of mexican gangsters at the grocery store, I watched as they rang up a bill for 500.00 bucks and used a state issued food stamp card.

Originally Posted by CindyB

Living in the shadows? I wish they would not be seen or heard. They are in your face wherever you go.

Yeah really, "Living in the shadows" of what? I sure don't see anyone around here hiding or even acting nervous and afraid of anything.

Originally Posted by legalalien

"They still have to remain in the shadows, unfortunately. They still live with fear of getting deported every day and being separated from their families." -Daniel Argueta

They are on national TV everyday.

Have any of you ever lived near them... its really repulsive. When I lived in Las Vegas my apart building was filled with them. it didnt start out that way but after a year they were all there. When my downstairs MEXICAN ILLEGals didn't want their couch anymore they just opened up their second floor apt patio door and threw it out the patio door to land on the lawn down below and just left it there for the manager to clean up the next day. I had to listen to cucaracha music blaring every weekend when the men would go out and sit in their cars and drink all day long. And the women dressed up like prostitutes to get their men to come back in the house.