Posted on 11/23/2011 9:41:04 AM PST by stompk
POLL: Where do you stand on illegal immigration?
Should illegal immigrants who have lived in the United States for many years be allowed a pathway to live in the United States legally?
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Poll isn’t broad enough in it’s choices. There is a difference in being a legal resident and a legal citizen. Both are countable, pay taxes but only one can legally vote.
26.9% No
The ignorant are so insecure that they will always vote with the majority. How it becomes a majority depends on the poll software. Just count every vote you like and only every tenth vote of the ones you don't.
There is no real way from preventing groups from paying "poll voters" from pushing the right button all day.
Soros has the bucks.
Illegals are outlaw invaders. Round them up, expel them (and their anchor babies, too). Discussion closed.
Tell us all how you felt when the swat team per Janet Rino forcefully took Elian Gonzalez and sent him back to South America?
Apples and Oranges.There is an official national policy regarding Cuban Refugees.
It's not rocket science.
Riiiiiggggghhhhttttt.
It’s different because it’s different!
If Elian Gonzalez was Haitian his ass would still be floating in the Atlantic.
Moreover, Elian Gonzalez was picked up in the middle of open water, so the wet foot/dry foot policy never applied to him.
He didn’t belong here right? I take it the swat team with guns drawn was fine with you and you were 100% with Reno on that deal?
The great epic migration of illegal aliens, upwards of 20 million, came under 8 years of the Bush’s presidency.
Never forget.
Matter of fact, yeah, I was. Kid belonged with his dad, not with his drama-queen relatives he didn’t know from Adam.
If you’re here illegally, go home and get in line.
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