“She had 30 YEARS to become legal…” Using what legal mechanism? For which visa status should she have applied? There is no fucking “I’m Undocumented and I Want to Become Legal” application otherwise EVERYONE WOULD JUST DO THAT you genuine fucking imbeciles.
“Well there should be” you are now left of the goddamn motherfucking present day Democrats on the issue and, surprisingly, in line with George W Bush’s proposed changes that were shot down BY REPUBLICANS
The position that is held by the majority of Americans: “Grant a path to legal status for undocumented persons without a violent criminal past, deport the violent ones, secure the border, and create a rigorous but fair process for immigrants” is currently held by NEITHER party
@bilbosfootcomb Could have left and tried to come back legally?
@eskomobar After a period of unauthorized stay? Basically no chance. Also I’m not sure there would be a visa class for which she would qualify. Even if they let her after the unauthorized stay and presumptive work without authorization it would be decades before she could reenter.
@bilbosfootcomb That's okay, deport.
@JonahInWales 📍 Wales, United Kingdom
@bilbosfootcomb Here are the top 10 ways to become legal AFTER an illegal entry. Writing a memo on this now. Of course she could have cured it by leaving and then coming in under a Visa and converting legally.
@bilbosfootcomb Becoming legal means leaving the country and applying for citizenship and only coming back if granted, you fucking imbecile.
@bilbosfootcomb Well maybe you shouldn't plan to live your life in a country which provides you no tenable legal pathway to citizenship for your particular situation. I wouldn't do that.
@bilbosfootcomb *posts that same chart again from that study* See, conservatives care about their families while libtards care about foreigners and inanimate objects! 😂 “Look at the LIBERAL woman CRYING after her mother was forcibly removed from the country!”
@bilbosfootcomb @TheAleksee “mY aNcEsToRs CaMe HeRe the RiGhT wAy” and it was just showing up to Ellis Island with no other bureaucracy at all.
@bilbosfootcomb There’s a “will you require sponsorship for a Visa” on every job application for a reason.

