Obama’s remarks from last week’s White House meeting on immigration reform.
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Immigration…I guess many americans are quite sensitive now about this word 🙂
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I hope president Obama acts upon his word and congress passes an immigration reform ASAP! I need this so bad. My parents immigrated to the United States when I was only 3 years old and now at the age of 25 my dreams are getting harder to reach! Why? all because of a paper. Should i pay the price of being called an illegal alien? due to my parents decision? well iam! i was forced to droped out of collage due to the high fees. I now have a family of my own, my wife an American Citizen my kids American Citizens and myself an Illegal Alien! Help us all.
Why dosn’t your wife file for your green card?