Moises Beneros rides on the shoulders of another marcher as they walk down Elkton Road in Athens, Ala., during a protest against Alabama's immigration law, Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011.
Associated Press
I would pay money into the U.S. Treasury to keep some illegal families in this country. Any family-oriented man who has the skills and desire to support a family should be encouraged to come into our society, however they manage to get here. Once they are here, they should be encouraged to stay.
Why not permit those families to recruit 10 sponsors who are willing to support a program such as this one? Anyone who does not want these families in our society should be willing to pay money into the Treasury to deport them. Those families voted with their feet to get here. Let us vote with our pocketbooks to keep them or deport them.
Wallace Hanyes
West Valley City
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Thank Goodness for the common sense posts by Americans who believe in upholding the Constitution and the laws of this Promised Land. Everyone can earn the privilege to become a US Citizen, but they must do it legally or else they are here as More..
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