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Most tennessee voters favor legalization of illegally present immigrants
An interesting survey showing 51% of voters in one of America's most politically conservative states favor legalizing illegally present immigrants in one form or another:Tennesseans appear ambivalent about how best to deal with illegal immigrants currently working in the United States. The largest proportion (43 percent) says such illegal immigrants should be required to leave their jobs and leave the country. But the next largest proportion (29 percent) takes the opposite view, saying such individuals should be allowed to stay in their jobs and eventually apply for U.S. citizenship. Finally, another 22 percent say such individuals should be allowed to...
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11-04-2009, 10:46 AM
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We are legal
Why you are giving news about illegal immigration. IV is for legal immigrants.
Don't confuse this issue with ANTI-IMMIGRANTS.
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Proud to be Indian and American resident. GREEN CARD APPROVED IN EB2 I am not a lawyer. This is my personal opinion.
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incorrect heading and conclusion from the survey
Largest proportion of Tennesseans wants illegals to leave the country (43%). Another 22% says, "such individuals should be allowed to stay in their jobs, but only as temporary guest workers ineligible for U.S. citizenship".
Only 29% says "such individuals should be allowed to stay in their jobs and eventually apply for U.S. citizenship". Quote:
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