Just a thought.
I do not agree with the three-tiered treatment of illegals; I feel that they should legalize them all. The idea of deporting anyone who has been here for less that 2 years and have them re-apply for visas from their home countries is not going to work because none of these people will leave.
Also what is the difference between a person living in US for 4 ½ years and another one living here for 5 years? That 1/2 year doesn't make that much difference in their roots.
How long is it going to take for the illegals that have been here 2-5 years to get approved in any point of entry and get back in the States, and while this approval process takes place where will they stay? It just doesn't make any sense to me. Any thoughts?
I do not agree with the three-tiered treatment of illegals; I feel that they should legalize them all. The idea of deporting anyone who has been here for less that 2 years and have them re-apply for visas from their home countries is not going to work because none of these people will leave.
Also what is the difference between a person living in US for 4 ½ years and another one living here for 5 years? That 1/2 year doesn't make that much difference in their roots.
How long is it going to take for the illegals that have been here 2-5 years to get approved in any point of entry and get back in the States, and while this approval process takes place where will they stay? It just doesn't make any sense to me. Any thoughts?
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