My Take On Illegal Immigration - Page 34

ChicagoPastor · #**331** 06-03-2007, 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Berkeley

No one wants to start from scratch... too many want to inherit a congregation::::::

i started from scratch last october....baptized 41 since then.
all latinos.....most illegal in the US, but now legal in heaven,

ChicagoPastor · #**332** 06-03-2007, 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

This is Daisy. She is from The Philippines. She married my cousin about five years ago. She is the reason I started this thread. She became a US citizen this week. That's why I haven't posted this afternoon is because we threw a big party celebrating the occasion.

She and my cousin pastor a home missions work in Missouri. It took her over three years to become a ctizen. She paid almost $4000.00 to become a citizen, She had to study civics and American history to become a citizen.

She has never marched against her new country and it's processes. She is grateful to be here. Why did Daisy have to go through all of this only to learn that her new government is about to give amnesty to people who don't even want citizenship, or care about the well-being of the U.S.?

THIS IS A RACIST COMMENT...

How can you judge an entire community of people an ACCUSE them of not caring about the well-being of the US? They most certainly want citizenship...WHY DO YOU THINK THEY MARCHED?

If Latinos could get into the US AS EASY as a filipino can legally, we wouldn't have this issue.

ChicagoPastor · #**333** 06-03-2007, 10:11 PM

[QUOTE=Pastor Poster;140089]I would do my best to help them obtain citizenship. QUOTE]

THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO DO!

Nahum · #**334** 06-03-2007, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by ChicagoPastor

THIS IS A RACIST COMMENT...

How can you judge an entire community of people an ACCUSE them of not caring about the well-being of the US? They most certainly want citizenship...WHY DO YOU THINK THEY MARCHED?

If Latinos could get into the US AS EASY as a filipino can legally, we wouldn't have this issue.

Come on Bro.

You really think this is racist? Why don't they go through the legal process if they want citizenship. Cut the cowpie here, and dig down and tell me why they won't go through the proper process. Please leave out emotion and racist blather. That is soooo left-wing liberal propagandist tart.

Nahum · #**335** 06-03-2007, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by ChicagoPastor

THIS IS A RACIST COMMENT...

How can you judge an entire community of people an ACCUSE them of not caring about the well-being of the US? They most certainly want citizenship...WHY DO YOU THINK THEY MARCHED?

If Latinos could get into the US AS EASY as a filipino can legally, we wouldn't have this issue.

I didn't judge an entire community. Their are many legal immigrants who are Hispanics. Racism would be to judge an entire race. I am only speaking of those who absolutely refuse to follow the law.

I think you owe me an apology.

Nahum · #**336** 06-03-2007, 10:16 PM

[QUOTE=ChicagoPastor;140165]

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Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

I would do my best to help them obtain citizenship. QUOTE]

THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO DO!

Wonderful!

tamor · #**337** 06-03-2007, 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by ChicagoPastor

THIS IS A RACIST COMMENT...

How can you judge an entire community of people an ACCUSE them of not caring about the well-being of the US? They most certainly want citizenship...WHY DO YOU THINK THEY MARCHED?

If Latinos could get into the US AS EASY as a filipino can legally, we wouldn't have this issue.

They probably can if they go through the legal process.

Nahum · #**338** 06-03-2007, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by tamor

They probably can if they go through the legal process.

To me, a specific group of illegals want SPECIAL privileges that are not extended to any other groups.

ChicagoPastor · #**339** 06-03-2007, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Pastor Poster

I didn't judge an entire community. Their are many legal immigrants who are Hispanics. Racism would be to judge an entire race. I am only speaking of those who absolutely refuse to follow the law.

I think you owe me an apology.

i don't owe you anything.

You need to understand that your sister-in-law or whoever it was that obtained citizenship has an easier and more likely chance than a latino at coming into the country legally.

I DON'T CALL people in mexico and guatemala and tell them to cross the border...but if they're here by job is NOT to check their papers...it's to make sure they're ready for heaven.

What do you want us Spanish Pastors to do? Do you want us to call immigration on our own Church members? I try to help them get in touch with immigration attorneys and I lobby for Congress to help those that are already here so that THEY CAN fix their papers. If Congress passes immigration reform you will see millions "fix their papers".
You are wrong to think latinos don't want citizenship.
A lot of those "legal" spanish people first came in illegaly

ChicagoPastor · #**340** 06-03-2007, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by tamor

They probably can if they go through the legal process.

no they can't.

The US only allows a certain number of latinos A CHANCE at legally entering the country.
That is fact.

It is easier for a middle easterner or european to get into this country than it is for a latino....that is why most of the undocumented workers are latinos