Quote (Goomshill @ 5 Sep 2017 18:03)
And yet they still benefit from social programs. Hence imposing a burden, which isn't offset by their taxes.
If you want to argue that they're economically helpful to business to power the stock market on their pseudoslave labor, sure, that's a valid fiscal argument. But then I have to start docking points from the weight of morality.
I weight the morality based on letting DACA recipients gain a working/taxpaying status within the society by giving their information and where they live to the government, whom after getting information where they live, makes them illegal again.
/e we're also talking about the right to go to universities here. An important tool to increase their income and revenue for the US later in life.
Income of these ppl have already gone up under DACA, due to them being more protected from pseudoslave labor.
This post was edited by Knaapie on Sep 5 2017 11:18am