Is this the 'Apple and Oranges' game.....???
DNC breaks federal law at their convention
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PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
sure you are.....
Yes he did.
"I don't think I've ever hired an illegal in my life."
— Mitt Romney on Tuesday, October 18th, 2011 in a Republican presidential primary debate
When Romney said he "did not" have illegal immigrants working for him, we rated his statement Mostly False, given the credible evidence that undocumented lawn care laborers from Guatemala worked at his home for years, and his careful statements about his knowledge of their status.
When Romney said he "did not" have illegal immigrants working for him, we rated his statement Mostly False, given the credible evidence that undocumented lawn care laborers from Guatemala worked at his home for years, and his careful statements about his knowledge of their status.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
oh gosh, the liberals believe he lied because they assume the people who worked for his landscape service were undocumented.......Yes he did.
"I don't think I've ever hired an illegal in my life."
— Mitt Romney on Tuesday, October 18th, 2011 in a Republican presidential primary debate
When Romney said he "did not" have illegal immigrants working for him, we rated his statement Mostly False, given the credible evidence that undocumented lawn care laborers from Guatemala worked at his home for years, and his careful statements about his knowledge of their status.
When Romney said he "did not" have illegal immigrants working for him, we rated his statement Mostly False, given the credible evidence that undocumented lawn care laborers from Guatemala worked at his home for years, and his careful statements about his knowledge of their status.
Negative, I am against all support of law breakers, especially those who do not follow the procedures of becoming an American citizen, now were they wrong to do it and what should be done?
Yes he did.
"I don't think I've ever hired an illegal in my life."
— Mitt Romney on Tuesday, October 18th, 2011 in a Republican presidential primary debate
When Romney said he "did not" have illegal immigrants working for him, we rated his statement Mostly False, given the credible evidence that undocumented lawn care laborers from Guatemala worked at his home for years, and his careful statements about his knowledge of their status.
When Romney said he "did not" have illegal immigrants working for him, we rated his statement Mostly False, given the credible evidence that undocumented lawn care laborers from Guatemala worked at his home for years, and his careful statements about his knowledge of their status.
Was this sub contracted work?
I like you, but stop letting them play the deflection game
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
MAGA MAN
Let's go Brandon!
Big surprise, my prediction came true.
"In the case of Francisca Sanchez, the rhetoric states that she lives in the United States illegally and that the DNC defied federal law in order to bring her on stage. However, it's not immediately clear whether she is in the process of appealing the order (which would, legally, grant her a stay until a decision has been made one way or another) or if she has other extenuating circumstances. But it doesn't matter here, because the DNC did not provably harbor or transport her, and they certainly did not shield her — in fact, by putting her on a stage at a televised event with an international audience and using her real name, the Democratic National Convention did the exact opposite of "shield" her. It's also worth noting that the codes relating to "improper entry by alien" classify it as a civil violation with civil penalties, not a criminal one.
The case of Astrid Silva, the second speaker, is far simpler: she came to the United States when she was four years old, making her what is popularly called a DREAMer: those who grew up in the U.S. but were born elsewhere. She then sought relief under the DACA program. DREAMers are named after the DREAM Act (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors, which is intended to offer relief to those who came to the United States as children.) The DREAM Act has repeatedly failed to pass, but the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has offered opportunities, albeit temporarily, for those who were born in one country but grew up in the United States and are completely culturally American. (DAPA is part of an expansion of DACA.)
In other words, Silva may have come to the United States without papers, but she remains in the country perfectly legally.
http://www.snopes.com/2016/07/27/dnc-breaks-federal-laws/
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
ah, of course....another "what difference does it make"........
as I recall the Dream Act didn't pass.....therefore she is not here legally.....
"She then sought relief under the DACA program. ...the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has offered opportunities, albeit temporarily, for those who were born in one country but grew up in the United States and are completely culturally American. (DAPA is part of an expansion of DACA.)"
Using snopes does not help your cause. Facts are, they are here illegally are in violation of immigration laws and should be deported, in fact Sanchez had received deportation papers.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
a Democrat president, without the authority of law, has offered a temporary "sanctuary country" for people here breaking the law.......that is hardly "being here legally"......that's just more "Democrats breaking federal law".......its just that after eight years we're getting used to it........
Snopes just collects the info and links to the facts behind the statements. I don't suppose you've ever clicked on the embedded links or you wouldn't have made this comment.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
they do more than that......in this instance they showed you to be a liar.....
Non sense they intertwine it with their own slant, now you will disagree, and that is fine, they further your cause so, shrug
evince
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