Should illegal immigrants in the United States have a legal path to citizenship, or should they be deported?

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  by Linda Sunkle-Pierucki

  The illegal immigrant situation is one that gives pause to most caring people regardless of their political orientation. Certainly, no one wishes to arrest and deport millions o...read more

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  by James Darnell

  As the population grows, so does illegal immigration. The American economy is also affected by the surge of "consumers". The value of many things like real estate, cost of consu...read more

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  by P. Giselle Hale

  The answer is in the question. As the late entertainer, mayor, and U. S. Rep. Sonny Bono said, "What's to talk about? It's illegal." If we can put aside emotions and personal...read more

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  by Sara A Broers

  This is one topic that really gets my blood boiling! I believe that illegal immigrants in the United States should be deported. You may think that sounds like a fairly harsh s...read more

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  by Damien Baldino

  Illegal immigrants should not have a legal path to citizenship. They should be deported quickly and forfeit the right to seek U.S. citizenship. This may seem harsh to some, bu...read more

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  by James Hebert

  First let me say that this question is much like questions in election and other polls. It lacks, like most other questions and ensuing discussions a very important aspect calle...read more

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  by J P Burton

  Deportation or citizenship? No choices are easy or simple. But we all should know that there is no free ride in life, and, being a hard worker does have any guarantees either! ...read more

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  by June McGee

  To start with, let me ask this question If there were such a thing as an American entering "their" country illegally, would we even get the opportunity or the option of being d...read more

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