Anonymous #1 1w

The action of the federal government is unconstitutional. Immigrants, citizens or not, have equal protection under the law, right to due process, fair trial, etc. If you seriously want to make the argument that democrats view undocumented immigrants as slaves, you should also be an advocate for easier paths to citizenship, things like TPS, worker protections, benefits, non-discrimination laws, and against the threat of detainment/deportation for undocumented workers (US v. Kozminski).

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Anonymous OP 1w

I understand and can agree that undocumented workers are exploited in the country. However, the current administration has only made it harder to receive citizenship, putting the system in total gridlock. If the bone you’re picking is about exploitation, you should be vouching for (increasing) citizenship that would allow increased worker protections, benefits, and opportunities.

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Anonymous OP 1w

The exploited laborers and their employers shouldn’t be in this country under the law. Crack down HARD on employers exploiting the workers and if they don’t have papers send them back to their country. It’s that simple

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Anonymous #1 1w

You need to read through the UNs Sustainable Development Goals BAD. Just because something is against the law doesn’t make it inherently wrong. There are fundamentals of humanitarianism that uphold our world and societies much more than a legal code can.

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Anonymous OP 1w

While these guidelines don’t have to be the Bible, they are developed by some of the more powerful institutions/organizations and countries in the world. It suits us to understand what will actually benefit our country (and the world) rather than cling on to the idea that there’s forces of evil, deviance, or prevention working against us.

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