False.
the majority of Americand disagree with you. And agree with me.
A recent national survey conducted May 1st through 5th by the Pew Research Center, found that seventy-three percent (73%) of Americans agree more with the statement that, “There should be a way for those who meet certain requirements to stay in the country legally.” On the flip side of the coin, only a quarter (25%) of survey respondents say they agree more with the statement that, “They should not be allowed to stay in the country legally.” Sixty-three percent (63%) of self-identified Republicans and seventy-four percent (74%) of Independents come down on the side of finding a way to allow them to stay in the country legally.
Supporters of allowing illegal immigrants to stay talk about “providing a pathway to citizenship” and about allowing hard working immigrants to “come out of the shadows,” pay their taxes, and contribute to the American economy.
Any discussion of immigration reform invariably brings to mind the question of how to deal with those people already living in America illegally. This question of deportation versus providing a way for those here illegally to remain in the country has become highly charged politically...
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Again, what the hell are youbtalking about?