If anyone has a right to bitch in this country its the native Indians who we have ******* on since we, ourselves, arrived as 'illegal immigrants' hundreds of years ago.
Wish I had a dime every time I hear this, - Like you said, it was
HUNDREDS OF YEARS AGO, I'm not an "illegal" any more than you are Mac. We are now "native" to this country. Neither was our ancestors as there was no "law" making it "illegal" for them to be here. Like I have mentioned before, had the Natives killed them all instead of inviting them to dinner, things might have been much different. Does it make what our ancestors did right or OK? not at all, but it also does
NOT serve as an excuse for the "illegal" immigration of today.
You are correct that it is more complicated than most think and we
do need to enforce the current laws we have in place. However the Left media seem to have a hard time differentiating the difference between "legal" and Illegal" immigration, thus gaining more sheep to defend "illegal" immigration.
THAT is what is dividing our country, not the laws. Every time we try to enforce the laws, the Left media is right their to call them a Raciest and a hater.
.Coincidently, the state & federal governments, and employers collect billions in taxes and other pay deductions from many of these illegals' paychecks which the illegals will never benefit ... like Social Security and employer benefits which the illegals can't use because of their lack of documentation.
It is always about the money -
always.
Or do you say "I only hire Americans, not illegals?"
I do. Wife and I eat out for Breakfast every couple of weeks or so. We always go to a local dinner, not the big chains. The one we frequent is owned by a Mexican that came to this country legally, for a better life. I have no problem supporting that. He also does not expect this country to change to accommodate him. He also will not allow any of his family to come here unless they do it "by the book".
I think Raj-raj asks a legitimate question however, If they wish to live here, they need to give our country the respect that that our ancestors
should have given the natives then, however this time and we need to insist on it. The only thing the past should tell us is not to make the same mistake that the Native Americans made
hundreds of years ago.