They can always go with the parent and come back later, otherwise it's a moral hazard.
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Should U.S.-born children of illegal immigrants be separated from their parents?
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Poll Results: 10,312 votes
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No, it is cruel and immoral to break up a family.
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Yes, the parents broke the law by entering the country illegally.
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Alan Lambert
Thursday November 28, 2013, 7:25 AM
No, stop them before they get here.
When the Native Americans fed the Pilgrims that first Thanksgiving they established a precedent of feeding and caring for undocumented immigrants.
When the Native Americans fed the Pilgrims that first Thanksgiving they established a precedent of feeding and caring for undocumented immigrants.
Alan Lambert
Thursday November 28, 2013, 7:25 AM
No, stop them before they get here.
When the Native Americans fed the Pilgrims that first Thanksgiving they established a precedent of feeding and caring for undocumented immigrants.
When the Native Americans fed the Pilgrims that first Thanksgiving they established a precedent of feeding and caring for undocumented immigrants.
Alan Lambert
Thursday November 28, 2013, 7:24 AM
No, stop them before they get here.
When the Native Americans fed the Pilgrims that first Thanksgiving they established a precedent of feeding and caring for undocumented immigrants.
When the Native Americans fed the Pilgrims that first Thanksgiving they established a precedent of feeding and caring for undocumented immigrants.
Monday December 9, 2013, 12:03 AM