Texas coming up with a immigration law similar to Arizona

[Riot]

I understand. Unfortunately, what we are doing now (a.k.a. nothing) doesn't guarantee ANY preferred distribution or limit. The only will being consistently satisfied is that of the invader.

The United States is a country of immigrants. Black, white, brown, yellow, all are welcome, all make up this country, and always have (the whites being the first immigrants and we know what those "invaders" did to the locals and that was ugly). And every single one of them deserve to be here.

I haven't seen one person here support illegal immigration. Illegal immigration is different than legal immigration, and far different than hate for other races and religions. I think it's pretty important to keep those distinctions.

[joeydb]

Originally Posted by Riot

The United States is a country of immigrants. Black, white, brown, yellow, all are welcome, all make up this country, and always have (the whites being the first immigrants and we know what those "invaders" did to the locals and that was ugly). And every single one of them deserve to be here.

I haven't seen one person here support illegal immigration. Illegal immigration is different than legal immigration, and far different than hate for other races and religions. I think it's pretty important to keep those distinctions.

I don't disagree. I purposefully used the word "invader" to emphasize the lawlessness of the situation. If the individual(s) in question are not coming here illegally, then obviously they are not invaders and are instead citizens-in-training.