The challenges of illiterate immigrants

Considering an estimated 350,000 of these illiterate immigrants are illegal, I have a sure answer, deport them. Whether illiterate or not, illegals have become a drain on our society.
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Or we could teach them to read and pay taxes so they could become productive citizens. But it's much easier to blame them for our shortsightedness and incompetence.

 

They are here illegally, you know, like breaking the law. Why should such activity be rewarded?

 

Because it might benefit the country in the long run?

 

Bingo. We have only ourselves to blame.

 

Yup. It was called OPERATION WETBACK.

 

The japanese has always considered business as war.

While one may consider such an assertion debatable, one CANNOT deny the fact that the economic drive of capitalism (particularly the industiral west) within the last 3 centuries has polarized the world into the filthy rich and the dirt poor.

One cannot help but notice the analogy within similar lines - for surely, war would create its fair share of casualties, the innocent being made to bear the brunt of this burden.

 

I don't think this is true. What would you consider yourself numinus?

a) filthy rich
b) dirt poor

 

An over-worked, under-paid professional. How does that prove or disprove what I'm saying?

 

Why isn't the US addressing the problem of illiteracy to Mexico? The Mexicans treat many of their people like animals and the US just looks the other way. Many of the native people in Mexico don't even speak Spanish. Why can't this country pressure them to do something?

 

Because based on what you said, you must consider yourself either filthy rich or dirt poor.

If you're filthy rich, can I borrow a few hundred bucks?