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: US Immigration MattersImmigration Reform
By Annie Banerjee
And to the heckler in the crowd who said that his family has been separated for 19 months because apparently they were deported, I say, go live with your family wherever they are. 11 million people are not being deported. It?s the people doing crime who are being deported. And the Democrats scream against it, as if possession of drugs is so insignificant, that it?s USA?s fault for deporting the drug users. The Democrats also put up pictures of Jose Antonio Vargas, as the quintessential dreamer, yet most dreamers have barely a high school certificate.
Immigration as it is now is based on country quota. A person born in India, holding a Bachelor?s Degree, and completely legal has to wait right now for more than 10 years to become a Green Card (Permanent Resident Card) holder. Then she has to wait another 5 years to become a Citizen. A master?s Degree holder, even from the USA, has to wait for 14 years to become a citizen if he was born in India. How can I look them in the eye and tell them that an illegal immigrant with no education will get citizenship in 13 years?
Full post as published by US Immigration Matters on November 26, 2013 (boomark / email).
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