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12/08/2011: Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois Speaks on DREAM on Senate Floor
Today - An Overture?
"The DREAM Act would give these students a chance to become legal in America
. They came to the United States as children. They have to be long-term
residents of our country. They have good moral character, graduate from high
school, and complete two years of college or military service in good
standing. Those are the basic standards which we apply and I think if we
enacted the DREAM Act, as I've required to for many years, it would
make America a stronger country, giving these talented young immigrants a
chance to serve in our military and make us a stronger nation. Tens of
thousands of highly qualified, well-educated young people would enlist in
the armed forces if the DREAM Act becomes law Remember, these students we're
talking about were brought to America as children and as infants. They grew
up here believing they were Americans. They went to class every day,
pledged allegiance to the only flag they knew and sang the only "national
anthem" they'd ever heard. They are American in their hearts and they
shouldn't be punished because their parents made a decision to bring them
here What the Obama administration has done in establishing this new process
for prioritizing deportations is perfectly appropriate and legal.
Throughout our history, our government has had to decide who to prosecute
and who not to prosecute. Based on law enforcement priorities and available
resources. I strongly support the administration's new deportation policy,
but more needs to be done to implement this policy and it needs to be done
quickly." (Source: Republican.Senate.Gov)
Today - An Overture?
"The DREAM Act would give these students a chance to become legal in America
. They came to the United States as children. They have to be long-term
residents of our country. They have good moral character, graduate from high
school, and complete two years of college or military service in good
standing. Those are the basic standards which we apply and I think if we
enacted the DREAM Act, as I've required to for many years, it would
make America a stronger country, giving these talented young immigrants a
chance to serve in our military and make us a stronger nation. Tens of
thousands of highly qualified, well-educated young people would enlist in
the armed forces if the DREAM Act becomes law Remember, these students we're
talking about were brought to America as children and as infants. They grew
up here believing they were Americans. They went to class every day,
pledged allegiance to the only flag they knew and sang the only "national
anthem" they'd ever heard. They are American in their hearts and they
shouldn't be punished because their parents made a decision to bring them
here What the Obama administration has done in establishing this new process
for prioritizing deportations is perfectly appropriate and legal.
Throughout our history, our government has had to decide who to prosecute
and who not to prosecute. Based on law enforcement priorities and available
resources. I strongly support the administration's new deportation policy,
but more needs to be done to implement this policy and it needs to be done
quickly." (Source: Republican.Senate.Gov)
