[far sider]

Met an illegal alien from Mexico last week. He works construction in California. Lives near Anaheim in a community of illegals. His son and daughter are US citizens, both licensed electricians. He hasn't been to Mexico for 40 years because he is afraid if he leaves he won't be able to come back. Never committed a crime (other than illegal status). Gets paid in cash. No drivers license. Drives occasionally for work. Not a gang member, rapist, etc. A pleasant, quiet, hard working man, just trying to make a living.

Should he be deported? Should he have a pathway to citizenship?

[thinden]

Should he be deported? Should he have a pathway to citizenship?

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there has been a pathway to citizenship on the books over 200 years.

[frnewsjunkie]

The compassion you speak of, is not possible the way the administration is ‘managing’ the country. They do not recognize a person,.. They operate on take over using the masses who have no loyalty to our country.. Invasion is their answer. We have to fight it.. And one person is lost in this war.

[conservativeimage]

Never committed a crime (other than illegal status). Should he be deported? Should he have a pathway to citizenship?

A man rapes a woman, then asks her to marry him. Should she say yes?

[metmom]

FORTY years and hasn’t bothered to become a citizen or pursue it?

Not a criminal except....????? He’s illegal and drives without a license. Gets paid in cash, IOW, works under the table. That’s a criminal.

He’s a criminal and if he doesn’t want citizenship then he should go back. The heck with living off the largesse of America.