trackaggie76 said:
I didn't even notice---because I was too busy working!
"A Day Without Immigrants"
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Last: 7 yr ago by Prescient
The La Botana on George Bush on the south side of campus is good. Great breakfast stop.
Y'all really think they enjoy being underpaid and scared for their lives and their families lives at being caught? Never mind the fact it's already near impossible to get in and stay in legally anyway...
You know, a lot of them, esp the dreamers, are out front and outspoken on this. So I guess they're not all scared.
Also, they must enjoy their lifestyle here more than they don't enjoy being underpaid and the risk of being caught. Otherwise, they'd go home.
Also, they must enjoy their lifestyle here more than they don't enjoy being underpaid and the risk of being caught. Otherwise, they'd go home.
Yes.reddestass16 said:
Y'all really think they enjoy being underpaid and scared for their lives and their families lives at being caught? Never mind the fact it's already near impossible to get in and stay in legally anyway...
Everyone here thinks that people enjoy that.
I'm sure you are a nice person and mean well but...
What they are doing is ILLEGAL. Against the law. I'm sure it's hard for some people to pay taxes, not steal things, etc but guess what, we live in a country that has rules. We don't get to pick and chose which ones we follow.
The cool thing is there is a LEGAL way to go about getting to live here. If they don't want to obey the law they should make the trek to Canada. Seems like they are willing to accept everyone who crosses the border.
What they are doing is ILLEGAL. Against the law. I'm sure it's hard for some people to pay taxes, not steal things, etc but guess what, we live in a country that has rules. We don't get to pick and chose which ones we follow.
The cool thing is there is a LEGAL way to go about getting to live here. If they don't want to obey the law they should make the trek to Canada. Seems like they are willing to accept everyone who crosses the border.
It is the left that don't seem to know the difference between legal and illegal immigrant.
***It's your money, not theIRS! (At least for a little while longer.)
I challenge you to prove this as fact. I await citations to peer reviewed studies. . . . . . . .reddestass16 said:
Never mind the fact it's already near impossible to get in and stay in legally anyway...
reddestass16 said:
Y'all really think they enjoy being underpaid and scared for their lives and their families lives at being caught? Never mind the fact it's already near impossible to get in and stay in legally anyway...
They didn't slip and fall across the border. There's a pretty failsafe way to avoid getting caught breaking the law.
then how have some been here so long to have kids that then are in college?.reddestass16 said:
Y'all really think they enjoy being underpaid and scared for their lives and their families lives at being caught? Never mind the fact it's already near impossible to get in and stay in legally anyway...
Also they can go home if it's so bad here.
Scared at being caught doing what, exactly?reddestass16 said:
Y'all really think they enjoy being underpaid and scared for their lives and their families lives at being caught? Never mind the fact it's already near impossible to get in and stay in legally anyway...
This is a serious question for reddestass16. I would like this poster to answer the question they themselves invited.
Why would law-abiding citizens be scared at being caught?
Answer the question and don't try and weasel out of it.
Apparently the Los Cucos on Hwy. 6 by the Kroger in Bryan was closed on the "Day Without Immigrants." I don't know about the C/S one, but my guess would be that one closed as well.
That's too bad, they have pretty good fajitas (although most everything there is kind of overpriced). But I am confident I can find somewhere else to enjoy that dish!
That's too bad, they have pretty good fajitas (although most everything there is kind of overpriced). But I am confident I can find somewhere else to enjoy that dish!
You really don't know what you're talking about. I know of a student whose mother brought the two of them here legally when she was in the 8th grade. The summer before her sophomore year at A&M, before their green card expired, they applied for citizenship and 8 months later were sworn in as citizens.reddestass16 said:
Y'all really think they enjoy being underpaid and scared for their lives and their families lives at being caught? Never mind the fact it's already near impossible to get in and stay in legally anyway...
It's NOT "near impossible" to come and stay legally. It's simple and straight forward.
https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/immigrant-process.html
https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/ptAllFormsAverage.do
Learn the facts. Stop listening to the media. They are not to be trusted.