The point is that they are here illegally. It is not the fault of people who came here legally, got work visas and applied for citizenship.
It could also be argued that the "US Drop" pregnancies are undermining the economy, illegal aliens who come here to have their children because they will be US Citizens by default. Economically that can be disastrous.
Maybe it is the system that relies on slave labor that should be looked at, not the concept of legalizing something that needs to be restricted. These people would never have been able to enter most other countries the way they did and stay there without work visas. They need work visas so that the employers are responsible for them and their welfare, not just to restrict them.
Since when were they ever told they couldn't be citizens? They just don't go about it the legal way.
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Date: 2006-04-11 06:00 pm (UTC)It could also be argued that the "US Drop" pregnancies are undermining the economy, illegal aliens who come here to have their children because they will be US Citizens by default. Economically that can be disastrous.
Maybe it is the system that relies on slave labor that should be looked at, not the concept of legalizing something that needs to be restricted. These people would never have been able to enter most other countries the way they did and stay there without work visas. They need work visas so that the employers are responsible for them and their welfare, not just to restrict them.
Since when were they ever told they couldn't be citizens? They just don't go about it the legal way.