Who's right and who's wrong?
Feds want to prosecute folks for violating federal law by shielding illegal immigrants. California says it wants to prosecute folks who violate their "sanctuary laws."
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Both are right, but for the wrong reasons.
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Hardcore Conservative How so ?
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Throughout history, mans laws are meant to be broken when the premise behind it does more harm than good. Like the "white only" signs in various places before civil rights laws leveled the playing field.
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Hardcore Conservative
So we're on the same page? Illegal immigration should be stopped and not given a free pass in certain cities & states? -
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The opposite. Breaking up families that are integrated into and contributing to society,does more harm than good. The spouse remaining suddenly has twice the financial pressure to sustain their family. Makes no sense. -
Hardcore Conservative
Well, it's not like they don't have choice, right? If you're going to use the illegal spouse example, doesn't that family have choice to make? When you factor in all the costs of illegal immigration, don't we have an obligation to the American taxpayer first before we spread our money-wings over people who broke the law coming here? Don't we owe it to those who followed the law to immigrate here legally to do right by them first?
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Try using common sense
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Hardcore Conservative
Politicians don't seem to have any nowadays.
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