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02-10-2007, 06:10 PM #181
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Originally Posted by cassie
Discuss the issues of illegal immigration, congress, the President, campaigns, legal immigration, security, laws, gangs, border patrol, and homeland security here.
I suggest you start another thread in OTHER TOPICS.
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BTW, where do you think the federal dollars going to CA hospitals comes from? LA's asking for more federal dollars now to fight gang violence. Federal dollars come from "nc, ga, ne, mi, wa, nd, mn, etc" so we're all paying.
By all means, be as magnanimous as you like, BUT do it with your own money.
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02-10-2007, 06:26 PM #182
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Ok Crocket,
you can be right about Gore, but who else should I vote for ?
I use my Constitutional right to vote and it has to be a Democrat, so is there anyone better than Gore ???mkfarnam, thank you so much for ya help. My laptop & windows are working again as it used to be. Thanks to you !!!
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02-10-2007, 06:35 PM #183
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Hi Cassie,
Thanks for the reply. Despite my spunky comments, I am glad you're here - we need more people that are Democrats to 'get on board' (with requisite apologies to those steadfast Republican folks here...). Like I said earlier, I'm a registered Independent and will vote on the issues I feel are most important - party affiliation is not a primary concern for me at this point. I find myself walking a very curious middle-ground with respect to a lot of the more politically-oriented comments here, but....it's to be expected and it's no big deal to me.
As an example, in my state, we have 1 Rep. Senator, and 1 Dem Senator - both have miserable ratings by ABI. For Representatives, we have 4 Dems and 1 Rep. The best rated is a Dem, the next best a Rep - the other 3 Dems are fair-to-miserable. Party affiliation, for my state, really doesn't mean very much.
Just a couple more points I wanted to mention:
This one I'd like to address though -
the H1B is not the problem here. When you have 10 million illegal aliens, who cares about 65,000 people that come here legally through the H1B ? The H1B is for scientist and university educated people, they won't force our middle class out of jobs.
I do know people born out of the country that are also graduate degree holders and do work in the technical/scientific area. Since they followed all the rules, filed all the correct paperwork, and demonstrated an interest in becoming a US citizen..., well, I don't have a problem with such persons (it's more competition for me professionally in the long run, but, because they followed all the rules I don't have a problem with such thing).
I would like to see the standard be: when there are no unemployed or under-employed American high-tech workers, then, and only then, consider allowing H1Bs in. Having said all the above, I believe H1Bs do undermine the opportunities of citizens in the middle class.
Last thing - I've noticed your use of comma notation to denote percentage or decimals - as in:99,9% of them ??Join our efforts to Secure America's Borders and End Illegal Immigration by Joining ALIPAC's E-Mail Alerts network (CLICK HERE)
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02-10-2007, 06:45 PM #184
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Originally Posted by had_enuf
Calling anyone here selfish because they don't want continue supporting this human tsunami is unacceptable. To each his own.
By all means, be as magnanimous as you like, BUT do it with your own money.
Once again, how many of your friends are illegal aliensmkfarnam, thank you so much for ya help. My laptop & windows are working again as it used to be. Thanks to you !!!
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02-10-2007, 06:50 PM #185
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deleted by Cassie, I copied this answer into my last post
Cassiemkfarnam, thank you so much for ya help. My laptop & windows are working again as it used to be. Thanks to you !!!
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02-10-2007, 07:06 PM #186cassie Wrote:
We can’t take in everybody, don’t you understand that ?. I’m talking about the poorest of the world already here. I’m not for opening the borders. I’m just trying to find a solution for the ones already here. We can make illegals self deport, but I‘ve never supported forced deportation. It will damage our image. We have 10 million illegal aliens, and if we can get rid of 9,9 million of them, we can allow 100,000 poorest to stay. 100,000 people to get amnesty is always better than 10 million, don’t ya think ? Don’t you understand you will not be able to get it your way completely ?
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02-10-2007, 07:07 PM #187
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Originally Posted by PhredE
As an example, in my state, we have 1 Rep. Senator, and 1 Dem Senator - both have miserable ratings by ABI. For Representatives, we have 4 Dems and 1 Rep. The best rated is a Dem, the next best a Rep - the other 3 Dems are fair-to-miserable. Party affiliation, for my state, really doesn't mean very much.
As one with a BS, MS and do work in the high-tech area, I can tell you that the H1B program is a joke. It is a big part of the problem for this reason: roughly 1/2 of all persons in the US illegally initially entered 'legally' eg. as tourists, students or other 'temporary' workers and later have become overstayers, absconders, etc. They were supposed to have voluntarily packed up and left - but, no, they have acted as their very own immigration adjudication officer and appointed themselves a longer stay (grounds for immediate, automatic and irrevocable loss of visitation privileges in my book).
I would like to see the standard be: when there are no unemployed or under-employed American high-tech workers, then, and only then, consider allowing H1Bs in. Having said all the above, I believe H1Bs do undermine the opportunities of citizens in the middle class.
Last thing - I've noticed your use of comma notation to denote percentage or decimals - as in: 99,9% of them ??
Are you a naturalized / permanent resident, or did you grow up outside the US (not that it really matters, just curious...)?mkfarnam, thank you so much for ya help. My laptop & windows are working again as it used to be. Thanks to you !!!
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02-10-2007, 07:31 PM #188[quote:27n3p8e4][quote:27n3p8e4]They have set their sights on illegal aliens becoming future voters, and don't really care what you or I think. They are looking toward the day when they will have a permanent underclass reliant on them for entitlements, and they do not intend to disappoint!
Cassie Wrote:
You have no evidence for this all. The same I can say about the Republicans that they want cheap labor and people that are Catholic.
cassie Read on:
http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2006/03 ... _27_06.txt
http://www.fairdata2000.com/CaliforniaAccess/index.html------------------------
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02-10-2007, 07:35 PM #189
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Originally Posted by mkfarnamCassie Wrote:
You have no evidence for this all. The same I can say about the Republicans that they want cheap labor and people that are Catholic.
cassie Read on:
http://www.fairdata2000.com/CaliforniaAccess/index.html[/quote:lni02qir]
but..but.... many Hispanics voted Bush in 2004.
How do you explain that ? Why all this linking to hispanics, amnesty to the Dems. Bush didn't do any better.mkfarnam, thank you so much for ya help. My laptop & windows are working again as it used to be. Thanks to you !!!
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02-10-2007, 08:03 PM #190
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Originally Posted by cassie
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Wouldn't it be wonderful if these enablers would all go to the SOURCE of the problem and work to fix it there?
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If the illegal invasion isn't stopped soon, I'm afraid we'll all be seeing hospital closings even in North Dakota.
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