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Keeping Dreamers would cost taxpayers $26b over ten years
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RE: Keeping Dreamers would cost taxpayers $26b over ten years
(12-17-2017 02:35 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  Make them EARN their way by joining the military. We can't have illegals join the Snowflake crowd too. Too many hands in the till already. I'd be all for them serving the country they profess to "love".

For those that have even graduated from college more the better that they join the military. We're gonna need more servicemen/women in the coming years...for sure.

As for food stamps and such it should be like Social Security, if they haven't donated to our countrys treasury they shouldn't be eligible.
Good plan. I like it.
12-17-2017 03:01 PM
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