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Pros And Cons Of Illegal Immigration
Immigration is defined as leaving your previous homeland/country of origin to start a new life in a foreign country. But some people think that immigration is an invasion of a different race, religion, and added burdensome problems. But that is not true. Immigrants do not take everybody’s job just like what everybody assumes they do.
Biraq commented on Debate.org “All these immigrants(Mexicans) come to America thinking they own the place and just try to take a hard working Americans jobs. 1) they are coming here illegally 2) they are nothing but lazy beaners 3) there come here like this is Mexico!!! In my professional opinion they should all be exterminated #amuerica.”
First of all, yes i understand that they are coming here illegally. They
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