kraftiekortie wrote:
It's almost impossible to become a legal immigrant, these days, unless you marry a citizen.
What would you do, sir, if you had no opportunities in your country, yet had opportunities here?
That's exactly what makes this country great: the fact that people left their oppressive countries to come here and make a new life. Immigrants contributed mightily to this country. In the old days, before 1924, it was pretty easy to become naturalized. And they deserved to be naturalized, because they embraced the culture of our country.
Contrary to popular belief, most immigrants to this country embrace US culture (while not losing sight of their own culture).
Yet 990,553 people did so in 2013. Doesn't sound like its so terribly hard.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/06/us/immigr ... ast-facts/What I've seen people who are basically just Mexicans living here, they fly the Mexican flag and Sen. all their money back there. They don't speak English or try to.
Mexico is a oppressive gov? It's like left dream land heck the gas industry is completely owned by the gov to provide cheap gas to the people.
Legal immigration is hard work no doubt, with the having to learn English and American laws and such, but it's the right thing to do if you really embrace the culture and respect the nation you want to liv in. Otherwise just have open borders. I'm surprised people from other nations just don fly to Mexico and then cross over illegally. Nope they go about it the legal and hard way.
Never going to change my mind on this. There's laws, they're breaking them, it's a upfront to what this country was founded on and the millions of people current and in our history that worked their asses off to do it legally.