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   by throwing-up 1y ago

   Not what i said, don’t care about the people involved in this, only the movement and the ideas. Dont get me wrong, i am pro-immigration, but not pro-illegal immigration.
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   by throwing-up 1y ago

   Great, they can vote on it then.
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   by throwing-up 1y ago

   I think the internet may have driven some people hysterical or something, or they are making extreme comments on purpose to instigate, or create FUD. The U.S. is a huge country, so experience varies by region. But in populous regions, shopp
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   by throwing-up 1y ago

   More than half of Americans voted for Trump’s agenda, and they have the right to put their country’s interests first.
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   by throwing-up 1y ago

   That’s maybe a baseless assumption on your part. I’ve seen polls indicating that most Americans support legal immigration. I support legal immigration, and asylum seekers finding refuge as well. But I understand if a country doesn’t want to
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   by throwing-up 1y ago

   The majority of cases people consider legal amongst these are asylum seekers. Being given asylum is not a right, and it’s within the prerogative of a country to revoke asylum or holding a green card. The ~50/50 in a democracy is okay w
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   by throwing-up 1y ago

   Some difficult questions for sympathizers of illegal immigrants. 1) Why is this app allowed on the App Store? It’s helping illegal activity within the borders of a sovereign nation. 2) Nations are allowed to determine who comes and doesn’t