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I believe their should be more options given to them because we have to keep in mind that not every immigrant has all the time in the world or may go trough struggles already, not trying to make it seem that they should be more sensitive just because it's hard for them, but there should be faster and less time consuming options and within reason from the immigrants.

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 @9FPJHBW from Tennessee  agreed…3yrs3Y

no i dont agree with this statement i think we should run look at their situation first before helping them

 @9FPK8JR from Pennsylvania  agreed…3yrs3Y

I believe the process of becoming an American citizen was put in place to keep our country safe, but we are a country built on immigrants. Those who seek to live here because their native country is unsafe and is unable to provide a reasonable living situation for them should have the right to leave. Those who cross over with their children with hopes of them receiving a better life here don’t fully understand that coming means their child is not given the same benefits citizens are. They can attend public school, but they cannot work, they cannot get their permit, etc. Children of immigrants should be granted citizenship, they were not in control of their crossing.

  @ChristianGuidedConstitution from Florida  disagreed…2mos2MO

“keep in mind that not every immigrant has all the time in the world”

That doesn't matter. If they want to come to America so badly then they can clear up their own calanders. They enter on our time, not theirs.

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