Comments on: Dream Act in Ohio

By: Sam

Sam — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 20:02:43 +0000

So what…Ask your parents who got you here illigally ! They choose to make your life dificult, dont you think so? America already has a legal immigration process, every one must stand in the Q.

By: Sam

Sam — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 19:56:55 +0000

DreamAct is a Shame that politics is throwing on the face of citizens and legal immigrants. where as legal immigrants are waiting for 10+ years to get their green cards. Illigal immigrants are granded protection from deportation. Kids of legal immigrants who are working in R&D positions in USA will looks immigration status after they turn 21 as they can no longer be attached to their parents legal status…Is this a complete Shame and Insult…

By: Dan

Dan — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 18:33:46 +0000

Think logically…..Dream Act = More Tax Payers! Your are always complaining that “illegals” dont pay taxes and get everything free (which is not true!)…So now you have the opportunity to put more money into the economy and yet people still complain!!!! Get a clue! YESSSS DREAM ACT!!!!!

By: Jim

Jim — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 18:23:28 +0000

Mr. Grinch

Those illegal kids can go back to their home country and apply to come to the United States the correct way. It will show their illegal parents the correct way to enter a country.

Plus, I have a real “Dream Act” for you….

A). Earn a College Degree, (not just attend college for two years….what is that?) or

B). Serve in the Military for Twelve (12) years (Honorable); (not two years of service)…

C). After completing one of the above requirements, then the young illegal must serve four (4) years in the U.S. Peace Corps.

D). Pay a $10,000.00 fine.

After completing said requirements, the young illegal can apply for Conditional Residency. (Conditional Residency will last for five years).

Must NOT have a criminal record; and CANNOT sponsor anyone once the young illegal becomes a citizen.

By: sue

sue — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 18:10:30 +0000

Yes, but you must have come here before you were 18, lived here awhile, and then graduate from college or go into the military. Maybe not as many hoops as you’d like them to jump through, but nonetheless, not an instant process.

By: Fact

Fact — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 16:03:33 +0000

The DREAM Act is written to help “youths” up to age 30. We’re not talking about children.

By: Pissed

Pissed — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 15:21:17 +0000

All democrates that vote for the Dream Act, will not have my vote whenever you come up of re-election. You reward people who break our laws because their parents brought them here. Whatever power the parent had to bring them here, they should use the same power to take them back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please take the time to look at what’s happening in the USA. The US citzens needs help and it’s not helping two (2) illegal A students attain citzenship!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: magyart

magyart — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 05:43:23 +0000

Since this young man and his entire family lost their appeal for asylum and was ordered deported, whould he really qualify for the DREAM Act ?

By: Dora D

Dora D — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 01:09:51 +0000

If the Democrats pass the Dream Act it will be a slap in the face to 27 million out of work Americans and they will pay the price in 2012.
They KNOW that there are no jobs to support this foolish move.

By: Jessica

Jessica — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 23:21:25 +0000

Allowing young immigrants that were brought to this country with out their consent as young children, provides an open market for success!!! Only success. I graduated elementary, Jr. High, High School, and college from a US accredited school as an honor student. I don’t know what it is to live anywhere else but here. I can barely speak Spanish, and I have dreamed all my life of a better life, of being able to vote, to travel to other places, to be equal. I have the same if not more education than some of my US born friends/relatives. I help the economy, I pay taxes, I give back to my community. But I want to do more. And my hands are tied. This would be a great opportunity to show that I can be a model citizen, that I have a voice, that I am part of this country. That I do not steal, I have never been to jail, that my crime this whole time has been to make something of myself and be a model citizen without the citizenship status!!!

By: Whittier

Whittier — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 22:10:55 +0000

Every time this society (and most) goes through ‘stress’, the Scared and the Angry have to find a scapegoat that somehow is getting a “larger piece of the pie” that belongs to them.

The Latin Americans wouldn’t be here if there wasn’t work and employers to hire them. While accusations and innuendo are hurled like snowballs, no reasonable Anglo can deny that the Latinos are doing necessary work here in America.

No Reasonable nor Rational American can argue that American-Latino youth who can/have achieve a college education or risks his/her life in the Defense of the Country is NOT a valuable Asset to our Country for life.

Those foolish enough to argue to the contrary should volunteer their child into the Military.

Do Armenians, Mr Kirkorian, deserve a Fast Track to citizenship or to entry into the Country? Who says?

Some of my relatives have been here for thousands of years as have been those of the Latinos. Just who are the interlopers??

If the loud-mouthed complainers want to do something about so-called “illegal immigration”, I suggest they either consider returning to wherever they are from – as much damage as the ‘white eyes’ have done to our continent, we will still take it back. Or they could find a so-called “illegal” and bargain with his boss – or clients – to takeover his job. With no job, he will soon return to where he came from. Problem solved either way.

By: toeli carp

toeli carp — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 21:51:14 +0000

he was driving without a license, was he?