bedowin62
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Also, the idea that most Latinos/Hispanics hate the Latinos/Hispanics that are here illegally just isn't true. This is proven by data showing Trump's support provided in this thread and Latinos/Hispanics that I know. Those that I know all think Trump is a pud. Also, those who are here illegally are friends/family/neighbors with those that are here legally.
That's what these guys don't understand. My nephew is Hispanic. His father was an illegal alien here from Mexico. He died when my nephew was just a baby, but my nephew wouldn't be alive today if his father hadn't come here. My nephew just graduated college earlier this year. He already has a good job with a Fortune 500 company he did an internship with. He was featured on his university's Web site and his picture was on a few interstate highway billboards advertising the college. He is a nationally ranked college pole vaulter and racked up several scholarships and has virtually no student loan debt as a result. He worked his ass off. By all means he exhibits the values of a conservative Republican, but he is a Democrat. You know why? Because of the way the Republican Party demonizes people like his father.
My wife is Haitian. i know dozens of legal immigrants who have similar success stories; except they came here the legal way, enduring hardhips while waiting in the legal line, you know the actual immigration system? Yea they waited in line, patiently, filing papers and there is a fee involved with every step of the process. But they didnt get the enjoy the comfort of being in America flying under the radar, waiting for pandering Democrats and right-wingers with stories like yours to create a plan to make them legal. No they stayed with no job, suffering through crushing poverty, waiting for their sponsor here to come up with the money for the fee for the next step of the process