Ishmael
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So Trump is getting ready to decide the fate of "the dreamers."
I'm of two minds on this one. They don't belong here, they too are illegals. BUT They were brought here as the result of a criminal act committed by their parents and the Constitution expressly forbids "corruption of the blood."
Some people want them all kicked out, others want them all to stay.
I propose a compromise.
If they're 11 or younger they go back with their parents. 12 to 18 AND they've been here long enough to speak the language they get a pass (explained below). And if over the age of 18 and they been here long enough, they too get a pass.\
"The Pass." They will be allowed to stay in this country and apply for citizenship and that citizenship cannot be denied with the following provisions;
1. They have to apply within a reasonable time for "The Pass," say 6 to 9 months.
2. The minors HAVE to have a citizen sponsor.
3. They have to pass a rigorous background check. Criminal offenses? You're out of here.
4. They have to turn their parents (the original law breakers) over to INS.
Tough but fair? Got any other ideas?
Ishmael
I'm of two minds on this one. They don't belong here, they too are illegals. BUT They were brought here as the result of a criminal act committed by their parents and the Constitution expressly forbids "corruption of the blood."
Some people want them all kicked out, others want them all to stay.
I propose a compromise.
If they're 11 or younger they go back with their parents. 12 to 18 AND they've been here long enough to speak the language they get a pass (explained below). And if over the age of 18 and they been here long enough, they too get a pass.\
"The Pass." They will be allowed to stay in this country and apply for citizenship and that citizenship cannot be denied with the following provisions;
1. They have to apply within a reasonable time for "The Pass," say 6 to 9 months.
2. The minors HAVE to have a citizen sponsor.
3. They have to pass a rigorous background check. Criminal offenses? You're out of here.
4. They have to turn their parents (the original law breakers) over to INS.
Tough but fair? Got any other ideas?
Ishmael