LETICIA PEREZ: I still think they should be allowed, especially if their country's in turmoil, just 'cause of what they're experiencing.

It's not safe, especially if you have kids.

I think you should still be allowed to come.

There should be rules, steps, regulations, in order to ensure that they have proper access to resources they need.

Not only to live here, but to also become a citizen.

BOB ENGLISH: Its the United States.

We have a system, if you follow the system, Im fine with it.

Otherwise they shouldnt be here.

JULIAN WILSON: In order to become a citizen it's a lot of work, and it is not cheap.

So when people overstay their, so-called overstay their visit, I think there should be a process in which they can almost renew themselves, and give them the proper tools to become citizens.

TED SWEDALLA: As far as entering illegally, I don't think it should be.

But unfortunately, Congress, in their wisdom, hasn't done anything in the last 30 years to do anything to correct this immigration issue.

All they do is throw bricks at each other, Democrats and Republicans, and not try to come up with solutions.

They just look for the boogeyman.

I think its totally wrong.