And even after getting here “the right way” people hold prejudice and judgment over you that you’re “illegal” (no one is illegal on stolen land) and now citizen or not you can be deported, so fuck all that right??
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Anonymous14w
u need to have money to get citizenship. My parents been here 15 yrs and we have to pay lawyers and all that and still no citizenship. They renew their work visa everytime it expires. that costs money, lawyers cost money.
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Anonymous14w
As a Hispanic person, it is easy. Either you’re here for asylum (which you can apply for and be here legally) or you’re not, in which case you can apply for a visa
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Anonymous#214w
are you aware of how long that takes? people leave to escape violence, so what are they supposed to do? continue enduring that while waiting for papers? or live without them in the us while being paid pennies, at risk while your case is being processed? it isn’t that easy.
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Anonymous#514w
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Anonymous#514w
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Anonymous#514w
and this is all separate payments for each individual person in the family. so yea think about that
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Anonymous#414w
You apply for asylum at a port of entry.
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Anonymous#514w
Ok but if they have visas they’re here legally. Republicans don’t have problems with legal immigrants.
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Anonymous#314w
If you get here “the right way” (with papers) you’re not illegal
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Anonymous#214w
they are deporting people with visas my guy. This is to shed light to the fact its costly and hard to attain. Many cannot afford it, but are in desperate need to flee their situation so yeah they do it not the “legal” way.
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Anonymous#214w
Everyone will still think you are. I have friends who were born here and they still get told to go back to Mexico. No one carries around their legal status. It’s a stereotype that needs to die
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Anonymous#213w
and if you’re denied? you still need the asylum. even if they have enough money to get a lawyer to fight the denial, people are getting deported *on their way* to court for their immigration status.