And while
you are calling it a human rights issue, it is moreover a common-sense issue.
There isn't enough ink in cyberspace to list the reasons this is true, but I'll give you a few:
No situation or condition or circumstance can justify a policy of non-documentation, no matter how it is constructed.
Does the process need to be streamlined?
Without a doubt.
Do Mexican immigrants and their
spokes-cohort need to, at long last, acknowledge the facts, rather than scream racism/discrimination before-the-fact?
Yes, I think they do; the citizens of Arizona surely do, and anyone with a brain ought to agree.
Do these immigrants have any basis whatsoever for their possessive attitude over certain sections of certified United States geography?
No fucking way.
Hitler started a war with that attitude when he moved into the Sudetenland unbidden but fortified by the the idea he and Germany were entitled.
You wanna come in like you own the place?
The only choices should be to play by the rules (
our rules, not
yours) or everybody picks up their weapons.
History teaches this, and undeniably, too.
As to your last, I am speaking in talking points just now because I am speaking to
you, in
your language.

Originally Posted by
l33tpirata13
oh, and i know what i know because my family lives there. The people that canvass say that it really gets em down when they SEE for themselves that WHITE Conservative Upper Middle Class Types Just Slam the doors in their faces and tell em to leave "THEIR" Country. Some really ignorant shit. They also start Ranting at them and start calling them ACORN and they arent. They are small groups organized in most part by the catholic church.
Then let them be true to naught but their religious views, and vote accordingly.
Btw-
For what reasons are substantial numbers of Latinos engaged in canvassing activities?
Are they in charge of the census?
The people you refer to in your post, I mean - who are they working for?
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