Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly managing editor Kim Lawton discusses how presidential candidates are dealing with the immigration issue and how that may influence the Hispanic vote.
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I listen twice to the prattle set forth by Kim Lawton and found words and only words. I can understand the illegals wanting to enter the USA, But, they are still law breakers. I have lived in Old Mexico and seen first hand the corruption of the Government. Let Kim Lawton immigrate to Mexico and try to live. Voting will never happen. Property ownership is temporary at the whim of the Government. Let us look at both side of the equation. So let us stop putting the quilt trip on the people of the USA. Let the Government of Mexico straighten it's out. I know for a fact that if you wanted to started a business in Mexico to employ people it is difficult enless you pay the bribes and then is is not assured. So lets get the fact correct. We are not the bad people the Mexician Government is. Robert USA
I find it hard NOT to be upset with our current immigration laws when the prisons are overflowing with African American men who have broken the law {more than 50% and we make up only 12% of the population} and the only answer the government has for African American law breakers is to build more jails. If you are throwing around amenities, give it first to our own citizens; go to the prisons, give ex-prisoners a chance for jobs, if you don’t want them back in the system.
Illegal immigrates can break the law and then vote on how the problem they helped to create should be handled. How and why do we have two sets of rules? It’s NOT, OK to break the law to get out of the ghettoes but it’s OK to break the law to get out of Mexico?
Please believe me that I have nothing against anyone who wants a better life but FAIR is fair.