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XPost: alt.california, alt.california.illegals, alt.politics.immigration
XPost: alt.politics.obama
From: anonymous@anonymitaet-im-inter.net
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goldstein@nym.hush.com wrote:
>
> On Mar 4, 5:24 pm, "Sanders Kaufman" wrote:
> > wrote in message
> >
> > news:059sq4hka3e459vstgfti7op3urn8q9que@4ax.com...
> >
> > > I have long supported a fair, legal, and orderly process for> > immigra
> tion to the USA. To date, however, illegal
> > > migrants/undocumented people from all around the world persist in
> > > breaking the law of the US, which in turn, violates the rights of
> > > those who patiently await legal entry by complying with the law(s).
> >
> > There is no legal way for the Guest Workers to get here and work.
> > All the "legal" paths that you support require them to bribe a government
> > official.
> >
> > You anti-immigrants have blocked all legal ways to come here and work.
> > If there was a legal path to work, they'd use it.
>
> That's like defending Kenneth Lay, Joe Nachio, or Bernie Madeoff for
> stealing billions of dollars because their was no legal way for them
> to steal the money. If we, as a nation, put limits on immigration, it
> doesn't follow that it gives license to Mexicans to illegally enter
> the United States since we decided to set limits that they don't like
> or respect. You pro-invasion anarchists have given us anti-illegal
> immigrant people no legal way to deport the illegal invaders. Would
> you suggest that it justifies us to take the law into our own hands
> then and deport the invaders ourselves? If not, then how do you
> justify allowing Mexicans taking the law into their own hands by
> breaking the law?
Touche'.
Don't hold your breath waiting for an answer.
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