>>>I agree. When I count the sons-in-law (or is it son-in-laws?), and their wider origins, we now span four continents. Can't happen elsewhere but here.
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>>>Now if only the guys who are trumpeting what should be done to them immigrants would hear you.
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>>Legal immigrants or illegal immigrants? Or does it matter?
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>To the hawks in the antiimmigration lobby it doesn't seem to matter. I know weird small things seem to be piling up just because the guy has wrong tone of skin - never mind that he's a born US citizen - being pulled up by the cops for almost anything, being suspect when exiting Walmart, being hired for dead-end part-time jobs where they pay only for part of it but expect presence at minute's notice (several places still owe him money), then being fired for not appearing on the day when he was told he's off the clock etc etc.
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Can you provide a link for all of this that shows it is racist or anti-immigration?

I know U.S. born caucasians who have had bosses like that as well. Teen drivers are frequently pulled over regardless of the race too. I don't get the "suspect when exiting Walmart" statement though. Do you have a news story for that? Anything for all of this that really points to universally anti-immigration behavior?


>>Curious, what countries do allow unlimited immigration? Is there one still out there?
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>I'd also be curious to know.