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Originally posted by Paradise359
Try as you may this ain about black vs white. This is about Illegal Immigration and Illegal Immigrants. All of them are not just light-skinned latino, but limited to Cuban ones. All illegal immigrants. There is alot of time, effort & money that goes into getting prpoer documentation WHEREVER you're from. I am from the Bahamas. Wonderful place. Politics are fine, money is strong, the only boats we arriving to the US on are cruise ships or our personal watercrafts. Point is me being able to go to school in the US I had paperwork to go through to attain my Visa and to keep that Visa.
Do you know they want to let illegal immigrants go to university for the IN-STATE price while I, who has gone through the long process that an international student does pays out of state price??? Don't think so.
Caribbean people & those who are not geographically connected to the US are going to have to go through the proper channels for the most part b/c like Rudey said we can't sneak across any border.
The point in this whole matter is you have to follow the laws of the land & whatever documentation is required is necessary for you to have! End of story! Lots of other people come to the US some for a better life, some for a change of scenery(not every immigrant is escaping hardships) and they do it RIGHT. I suggest these folks do the same & become legal, financial contributers to the American society.
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I agree with your post 100%. I remember what it was like watching my mother and her husband go through the proper procedure for him to come over legally (he's from Jamaica) and even my aunt in bringing my cousin over (My aunt who is an American moved to Freeport Bahamas and married a guy there and they adopted a little girl; he died and they moved back home)...so to say the Process is WORTH fighting. If you aren't willing to go through the proper procedures, why should anyone be granted citizenship and walk in the freedom and amenities that we have.
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