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@BB4H686 DisagreementsCounter Arguments4mos ago

As an Hispanic who has to live life everyday worrying if my parents have been deported, worrying if my brother is going to be deported while hes in elementary school and I also have to worry about my own safety if Iḿ safe from ICE knowing we came to this country to work hard, make money, live the american life, It´s not fair AT ALL being judged based on my accent, color, ethnicity. The Hispanic culture is the HARDEST WORKING people anybody could ever meet. Where would you guys live without Latinos/Hispanics? We build your guys´ buildings, houses, hotels. I do not agree with this statement. It´s not fair that the most hard working people and good citizens are the ones getting deported and not the pandilleros, gang members, the cartel arent the ones getting deported. The whole point was to get the people who are GENUINLEY endangering our country.

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 @BB4NV95Republican from California  disagreed…4mos4MO

If you’re legal, you got no problems. If you’re illegal, the you should be scared and that is the whole point of ice removing these illegals.

 @BB4LPRB from Delaware  agreed…4mos4MO

because it shows hope and gather more to support you claim cus I also believe why if the hardest worker class has to leave if all they did was support and work hard for this state and yet it doesn't like us all because were from another place

 @BB4KWDL  from California  agreed…4mos4MO

I heavily disagree with this statement as we shouldn't deport all illegal immigrants as most of them help contribute to the United States, taking jobs that Americans do not want. Especially considering the fact that Americans have better odds to get accepted than any immigrant. Immigration Healthcare shouldn't be heavily prioritize, but instead we need to help illegal immigrants get legal status instead of pushing them away.

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