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How probable chance of Amnesty for illegals within next 5 years?

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Boiler Grand Master

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Essentially Amnesty a one off, he said later it was his biggest mistake.

Many more applied than were anticipated and it is still working its way though.

I have no idea how you can sell it as being a one off clear it up situation, nothing suggests that it would just not be another repeat.

After all you then need to replace all those who are doing jobs those legally here do not want to do.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

Boiler Grand Master

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This will never happen.

Never say never.

Dems see this as locking in their votes for a generation.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Never say never.

Dems see this as locking in their votes for a generation.

But LPRs can't vote, right? Unless you mean citizens who want this to happen would vote Dem, though I think they would anyway if they have that kind of mindset.

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But LPRs can't vote, right? Unless you mean citizens who want this to happen would vote Dem, though I think they would anyway if they have that kind of mindset.

Don't worry, coming soon from a throne near you! ...issuance of an Executive Order allowing Democrat LPR's to vote.

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mtempelaar   190

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Whether it's a Greencard or Citizenship, it's a smack in the face those of us that followed the laws already in place.

:ranting:

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Completely agree and I hope it never happens. If they couldn't respect our laws from the moment they stepped onto our land, why should they be given a free pass while the rest of us sit on our butts following procedures legally and paying a ton for the privilege.

Boiler Grand Master

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But LPRs can't vote, right? Unless you mean citizens who want this to happen would vote Dem, though I think they would anyway if they have that kind of mindset.

That I think is the main issue, vote for me because of Amnesty will only work for so long. Or donate money same deal, enthusiasm will wain.

LPR's often become USC's and can vote.

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I do not understand how any legal immigrant support this stuff.

Most illegal is not going to pay tax and will collect benefit. $ will have to come form somewhere and it will be from my and your pocket.

Now a days it is beneficiary if you just become illegal. Just to give you example.

Guy hit my car from side. My car was completely done/gone. He was illegal. Cop says he can't do anything can't even write ticket because address might not be even correct.

My insurance paid for damage. I have to pay deductible. My premium goes higher.

Guy just walk out. Called his another illegal pal and drive out.

This is happening all over the place accident/robbery/rape/murder and you can't do anything to them as they don't have any paperwork. I can't understand how someone will be supporting this.

And please do not tell me by giving paper to them you are going to eliminate this problem. it will become worse.

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Boiler Grand Master

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As a dem, no. It's not enough of a big issue.

I meant the Party, I am sure not all will agree but the strategists and leaders seem to have a different view.

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