I'm just curious how people feel about this

[Elphie 0]

I am writing an essay for a class of mine and the subject matter is -Giving A Path Of Citizenship To Illegal Immigrants-. I am curious what people's opinions are on this subject. Do you feel it would be unfair to reward illegal behavior while there are so many people going about this process legally and get denied or how do you feel? Any responses would be appreciated. Thanks

[Ban Hammer 12,838]

I am writing an essay for a class of mine and the subject matter is -Giving A Path Of Citizenship To Illegal Immigrants-. I am curious what people's opinions are on this subject. Do you feel it would be unfair to reward illegal behavior while there are so many people going about this process legally and get denied or how do you feel? Any responses would be appreciated. Thanks

absolutely!

[MrsWhizz 0]

I am writing an essay for a class of mine and the subject matter is -Giving A Path Of Citizenship To Illegal Immigrants-. I am curious what people's opinions are on this subject. Do you feel it would be unfair to reward illegal behavior while there are so many people going about this process legally and get denied or how do you feel? Any responses would be appreciated. Thanks

absolutely!

It still scares me that charles and I agree about something, but.......

Yup! If legal immigrants need proper medicals, background checks and boatloads of paperwork, so should the rest!

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

I am writing an essay for a class of mine and the subject matter is -Giving A Path Of Citizenship To Illegal Immigrants-. I am curious what people's opinions are on this subject. Do you feel it would be unfair to reward illegal behavior while there are so many people going about this process legally and get denied or how do you feel? Any responses would be appreciated. Thanks

If we know a person is illegal, we should EITHER send him/her back to his/her country of origin, OR accept his/her presence here and give him/her a path to citizenship.

In my opinion the first option is ideal but extremely impractical, given the scale of the problem.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I am writing an essay for a class of mine and the subject matter is -Giving A Path Of Citizenship To Illegal Immigrants-. I am curious what people's opinions are on this subject. Do you feel it would be unfair to reward illegal behavior while there are so many people going about this process legally and get denied or how do you feel? Any responses would be appreciated. Thanks

If we know a person is illegal, we should EITHER send him/her back to his/her country of origin, OR accept his/her presence here and give him/her a path to citizenship.

In my opinion the first option is ideal but extremely impractical, given the scale of the problem.

[Mirorgate 0]

I am writing an essay for a class of mine and the subject matter is -Giving A Path Of Citizenship To Illegal Immigrants-. I am curious what people's opinions are on this subject. Do you feel it would be unfair to reward illegal behavior while there are so many people going about this process legally and get denied or how do you feel? Any responses would be appreciated. Thanks

If we know a person is illegal, we should EITHER send him/her back to his/her country of origin, OR accept his/her presence here and give him/her a path to citizenship.

In my opinion the first option is ideal but extremely impractical, given the scale of the problem.

if we had only known before your true origins

bodysnatchers

[mrsushi66 0]

I am writing an essay for a class of mine and the subject matter is -Giving A Path Of Citizenship To Illegal Immigrants-. I am curious what people's opinions are on this subject. Do you feel it would be unfair to reward illegal behavior while there are so many people going about this process legally and get denied or how do you feel? Any responses would be appreciated. Thanks

If we know a person is illegal, we should EITHER send him/her back to his/her country of origin, OR accept his/her presence here and give him/her a path to citizenship.

In my opinion the first option is ideal but extremely impractical, given the scale of the problem.

[Savanphil 3]

This is a really hard question because every situation is different.

However, it is really unfair to the poeple who go through the process legally. We put our blood, sweat, tears, and money...into doing it the right way.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

We put our blood, sweat, tears, and money...into doing it the right way.

A tad melodramatic, doncha think?

I don't recall bleeding, sweating or crying into the process.

I do recall paying application fees though.

[Jenn! 918]

We put our blood, sweat, tears, and money...into doing it the right way.

A tad melodramatic, doncha think?

I don't recall bleeding, sweating or crying into the process.

I do recall paying application fees though.

I got a papercut from my I-129F.

[Ban Hammer 12,838]

We put our blood, sweat, tears, and money...into doing it the right way.

A tad melodramatic, doncha think?

I don't recall bleeding, sweating or crying into the process.

I do recall paying application fees though.

you didn't get the form that had to be filled out in blood while in a sweatbox filled full of cut onions?

[no name 1]

Do you feel it would be unfair to reward illegal behavior while there are so many people going about this process legally and get denied or how do you feel?

you do realize asking that on a (LEGAL) immigration site, the answer will be a resounding YES.

you didn't get the form that had to be filled out in blood while in a sweatbox filled full of cut onions?

[Minfay 0]

We put our blood, sweat, tears, and money...into doing it the right way.

A tad melodramatic, doncha think? I don't recall bleeding, sweating or crying into the process. I do recall paying application fees though.

I did all of the above and I absolutely agree. Here we are, doing (or trying) to do everything the legal way and some people still get turned down or have huge roadblocks in their way. It's just not fair.

That being said.....I have no idea how to fix the problem....if that's what you want to call it

[Fuzzness 2]

People who knowingly entered the US illegally should have no chance at immigration to this country. People who entered legally but then remained illegally, well some of them didn't realize and that is a different story.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

We put our blood, sweat, tears, and money...into doing it the right way.

A tad melodramatic, doncha think?

I don't recall bleeding, sweating or crying into the process.

I do recall paying application fees though.

you didn't get the form that had to be filled out in blood while in a sweatbox filled full of cut onions?

People who knowingly entered the US illegally should have no chance at immigration to this country. People who entered legally but then remained illegally, well some of them didn't realize and that is a different story.

Ignorance of the law is not supposed to be an excuse.