- Until that time I just see them as vermin.
"The vermin are such a burden to us workers."
When they start paying their hospital bills and get auto insurance I'll consider allowing them legal status. Until that time I just see them as vermin.
Who says they won't? BTW, those "vermin" clean your toilets and pick and process your food.
I see them as people, hence my contributions to the free medical clinic that accepts all people. The government has allowed this to happen, it's not the fault of those who came across the border.
Thanks but that kind of talk is what our side doesn't need. Stick to the issues.
In most states you can't drive without insurance. You can't get your car inspected, get license plates or renew your drivers' license. Some have roadblocks checking for insurance.
Illegals don't get any different medical treatment than any other people. You don't have to pay your bills or have medical insurance either if you're willing for your family to be treated as charity cases. You can also get free food at many churches if that's the level of existence you choose for yourself and your children. I'm not jealous.
Sadly most of your side doesn't see them as human. It makes it easier to hate them.
The Catch-22 is that as long as they're illegal, they don't want to show up on anyone's radar scope. And as long as we don't grant illegals driver's licenses, which we shouldn't, they can't get auto insurance (at least from my insurer).