Immigration
Immigration
We've needed real immigration policy and enforcement for quite a while. That was in the Republican Party platform in 2012. Hispanics and Latinos who've lived for decades and centuries in the U.S. demand it. You may know many of them. I do, too. You may also know of illegals' children who've been born in the U.S. and have grown up here and know little about their parents' countries. Those children cannot go to universities or start real businesses. Without the rhetoric and threats, Trump addresses some of the real problems that is the responsibility on an ineffective, dysfunctional Congresses for years. We need paths to citizenship and to address those who do not want to take that path.
Meanwhile, the pattern of Trump threats and insults with non-violent proteststors and violent protesters who get the headlines will continue and worsen in California. Our health care, educational and economic systems should not have to cope with such a drain. I believe others have pointed out from their experiences that businesses like crop harvesting, construction, hotels, roofing, landscaping, and on and on could not survive a mass exodus. But Californians, for instance, pay a huge price.
The solution is not just the Great Wall of Trump and label all as drug-dealing Mexicans. Behind his bombastic rhetoric may be a real plan but, if so, we won't see it because accounting for businesses that need the labor, children who have only know the U.S. but are limited in their dreams, families fleeing violence to save who are left of their members, etc. is too complex for a campaign that repeatedly call Ted Cruz not an American, his father helping in the JFK assassination, and filing a "birther" lawsuit against him.
This only gets worse.
Some links:
List of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United States Congress
Hispanic State Legislator Information
HISPANIC STATE LEGISLATORS AT A GLANCE
Among others, New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez Confirms that Grandparents Were Undocumented
Immigration
We've needed real immigration policy and enforcement for quite a while. That was in the Republican Party platform in 2012. Hispanics and Latinos who've lived for decades and centuries in the U.S. demand it. You may know many of them. I do, too. You may also know of illegals' children who've been born in the U.S. and have grown up here and know little about their parents' countries. Those children cannot go to universities or start real businesses. Without the rhetoric and threats, Trump addresses some of the real problems that is the responsibility on an ineffective, dysfunctional Congresses for years. We need paths to citizenship and to address those who do not want to take that path.
Meanwhile, the pattern of Trump threats and insults with non-violent proteststors and violent protesters who get the headlines will continue and worsen in California. Our health care, educational and economic systems should not have to cope with such a drain. I believe others have pointed out from their experiences that businesses like crop harvesting, construction, hotels, roofing, landscaping, and on and on could not survive a mass exodus. But Californians, for instance, pay a huge price.
The solution is not just the Great Wall of Trump and label all as drug-dealing Mexicans. Behind his bombastic rhetoric may be a real plan but, if so, we won't see it because accounting for businesses that need the labor, children who have only know the U.S. but are limited in their dreams, families fleeing violence to save who are left of their members, etc. is too complex for a campaign that repeatedly call Ted Cruz not an American, his father helping in the JFK assassination, and filing a "birther" lawsuit against him.
This only gets worse.
Some links:
List of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United States Congress
Hispanic State Legislator Information
HISPANIC STATE LEGISLATORS AT A GLANCE
Among others, New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez Confirms that Grandparents Were Undocumented
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