I think it's an excellent topic and one far too often ignored by the main steam media outlets, or used to further a derisive agenda. There should be no division on this topic considering that nearly every American has some family ties to immigrants.

I married my wife of 25 years while stationed in South Korea. My best friend from childhood arrived in Michigan from Mexico City. Found a way to finish his college degree, though it took him 10 years, there were no Pell grants and you had to be 21 to get student loans unless your parents would co-sign; he had no parents.

He currently works for General Motors Hydromatic Plant as an Electrical Engineer and is a few years away from retirement now.

Frank owns several nice homes which he rents, and has a sideline business with ten employee's. Frank Garcia doesn't use illegals in his business, and doesn't believe that people cutting in line and getting special treatment based upon ethic origins was, or is, a good idea. Hard work, determination, and some financial loans from my Grandfather got him where he's at.

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