[daviddennis]

I've lived in Los Angeles from 1984 - November 2004, for the last five years in Woodland Hills, a Los Angeles suburb.

It's true that I've never had children and very rarely had medical care, so most of the issues you mention didn't touch me.

Instead of ejecting the illegals, why not change the law to state that illegals are not entitled to services such as medical care or schooling for their children? Why not change our citizenship policy so that only the children of at least one citizen parent would be citizens?

Why not change the policies that aren't working? I think that would have a better chance of solving the problem than building a fence or ejecting those illegals who are hard-working and productive.

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[kellynla]

"It's true that I've never had children and very rarely had medical care, so most of the issues you mention didn't touch me."

well then I suggest you educate yourself on the problems and quit opining what you obviously don't know and apparently don't care about!

[kellynla]

"for the last five years in Woodland Hills, a Los Angeles suburb."

and before I leave you; I suggest you focus on your own problems of gangs, drugs, crime and pornography in the San Pornando Valley, the Pornography Capital of the World!