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Anonymous asked in Politics & GovernmentImmigration · 1 decade ago

Do you agree with supporters that having kids means the laws do NOT apply if you are illegal & have kids?

It's a Rio Grande Valley effort to make people aware of proposed bills in the Texas Legislature dealing with the illegal immigration issue.

The organization A Resource In Serving Equality (ARISE) along with a few others in the Valley are going door-to-door asking people to sign a petition post card against the bills.

ARISE said they will march at the Capitol in protest of those bills and hand deliver the petitions to the Texas State Capitol.

As a collective effort, ARISE said their organization along with others associated with the Equal Voice Network are going door-by-door asking people to sign a petition postcard addressed to Lt. Governor Dewhurst.

The postcard is meant to make Dewhurst aware that the signers of the card oppose any type of so called anti-immigration bill that has been proposed.

On the post card, it states that the person signing the card is against legislature that could hurt security, cities, families and businesses.

It also said Texas should make its own path and not follow Arizona's.

"It's all about immigration bills affecting immigrants," said ARISE staff member Nasaria Garcia in Spanish.

Maria Lumbreras said she believes immigrants, undocumented or not, should have rights in this country, but others disagree.

"The children shouldn't have to pay for their parent's errors especially after the parents make such a sacrifice thinking they're about to give their children a better life," said Maria Lumbreras who opposed the proposed immigration bills.--<<< right here the laws are not illegal, if the kids get better lives ?

http://www.valleycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=57...

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  • 1 decade ago
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    World wide there is only one real security issue. Overpopulation.

    More people need more resources but less resources remain.

    The result is that either we can control populations world wide or ultimately billions of people must die from starvation/disease/war/pestilence/natural disasters or social decay.

    However nations do insist they have the right to make their own laws and most overpopulated countries do not follow China's lead and make a maximum of one child a mandatory policy.

    So they do need to try to export their unwanted surplus population.

    I can't blame the parents for wanting a better life, especially for their children, but they must understand that they are already a part of the problem. If they had not had the children in the first place the kids would not be paying the price already.

    If the problem is simply exported then the solution is delayed, the populations grow, and many more millions will eventually die.

    So there is a need to be draconian. Why should the children be given a " free pass". They will grow up and breed. They will in turn add to the problem in still more places. That is no long term solution.

    We can feel sorry for them but how do we address the real problem?

    How do we prevent the world from collapsing under the weight of its own population?

    There are never any such things as rights, no matter what law makers might imply.

    One persons " rights" are simply someone else's "responsibilities"

    To give migrants a right is to say that others must bear the responsibility for the problem.

    This is just a blame shifting game.

    I can understand that states near the borders feel a disproportionate share of the burden of uncontrolled immigration. So they may well wish to limit the traditional views of the rights of children

    But those views had always been that a child BORN in a country was entitled to a residency not just a child that had crossed a border.

    Are the laws anti immigrant? Quite probably. Does that make them bad?

    If you dispute the argument that overpopulation is a problem then the laws must be bad.

    If you accept the argument then can you suggest an alternative that actually works?

  • 1 decade ago

    Well said, Andrew. Why should American kids suffer so that Mexican kids have "better" lives? This is certainly what is happening in the public schools, where curriculum must be dumbed down and aides brought in to translate, since we lack the collective courage to mandate the all children SPEAK ENGLISH as a requisite for enrollment in school. I've beyond had it up to HERE with P.C. Illegal immigration has taken a terrible toll on this nation. Only when we reverse the tide and focus on our home-grown problematic minorities, will we be able to restore AMERICA to AMERICANS.

    Source(s): Fact plus the lack of fear to speak it.
  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Irish mom go back to Irish obviously ur also illegal b I t c h

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