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To: Jaidyn
We should never punish the children for the mistakes of the parents.

How about THIS child? Explain to me how the baby of a Mexican national who crossed the Rio Grande and gave birth two hours later is under the "jurisdiction" of the U.S. (according to the 14th Amendment), and thus gives birth to an "American citizen"? If the President of Mexico's wife gave birth in a NC hospital, the baby would be Mexican. Period. So are anchor babies. How is it "punishing" the babies to deport them WITH THE PARENTS? They broke the law. Do you not send a bank robber to jail, since it would "punish" his children when he goes off to jail? Ridiculous. All you NewtBots are doing is undermining the rule of law, which has enormous repercussions.

56 posted on 11/23/2011 2:37:37 PM PST by montag813
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To: montag813

I’m referring to established families, and agree with you about anchor babies. Suppose you had an Hispanic neighbor, who you became friends with, your children played with their children, they went to your church, and were like everyone else in the neighborhood, except the grandfather and grandmother came here illegally. None could speak Spanish and were very conservative. Would you throw them a going away party, and tell them, too bad, so sad, but get the hell out of my country? Could you do that to your friends?

I am not pro amnesty, and believe we have to keep them from coming in, as well as get rid of the newcomers by refusing them welfare, and anyone who has committed a crime, even minor, need to go. The crop of Hispanics we have been getting the past decade are mostly parasites, and it’s time to put them back where they belong.


59 posted on 11/23/2011 2:57:09 PM PST by Jaidyn
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