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GloZell Green

A word can be used to refer to different things. Referring to aliens in a legal sense is not referring to martians. Alien means foreign. Someone from a different country is foreign. Something from a different planet is foreign. 

Honestly no matter how you try to sugarcoat it, it's disgusting. Just throwing a word with a negative connotation to describe people is so low. It's not a legal term, where have you heard that be used in a civilized and proper discussion?

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Jesse Pinkman

Not surprised. This is actually what a lot of people seem to want if you read conservative news articles......

It is very unrealistic though. There's not way this is happening if he becomes president anyway. 

The most concerning part for me is the birthright citizenship part. WHY should children born IN the US not be citizens? That is ****ing stupid. Just because your parents are illegal aliens doesn't mean you don't have the right to citizenship :wtf: 

 

Yes.. That actually shocked me that anyone would deny someone who was BORN in this country citizenship. That's insane.

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Honestly no matter how you try to sugarcoat it, it's disgusting. Just throwing a word with a negative connotation to describe people is so low. It's not e legal term, where have you heard that be used in a civilized and proper discussion?

It is a legal term:

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My own mother became a US resident before coming here and her resident card says "Resident Alien" and then she became a US citizen years later. The legal term is a naturalized alien for someone who was born in another country and has now become a US citizen.

No matter how offended people get this IS a legal definition. 

 

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it would be nice if people wouldnt get in a fuss about the word alien as if its some horrific thing. pay attention to the issue rather than some terminology. it distracts from the actual issue at hand and turns into a bunch of social justice arguing and just sidetracks from whats  important :emma: 

 

 

 

 

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GloZell Green

It is a legal term:

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My own mother became a US resident before coming here and her resident card says "Resident Alien" and then she became a US citizen years later. The legal term is a naturalized alien for someone who was born in another country and has now become a US citizen.

No matter how offended people get this IS a legal definition. 

 

I honestly didn't even know that existed. My grandmother got her residency but doesn't have that term used to describe her anywhere.

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AbuHassan1992

Honestly no matter how you try to sugarcoat it, it's disgusting. Just throwing a word with a negative connotation to describe people is so low. It's not e legal term, where have you heard that be used in a civilized and proper discussion?

it's not disgusting. The word alien has no negative connotation, it means foreign. It is a legal term, and you are actually most likely to hear it in a civilized, proper discussion. 

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I feel like he'll run America like a business. And it's not. 

 

Besides, hasn't some of his corporations gone under before? :awkney:

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Woolfsmck

Most of what he is proposing is unrealistic...11 million people are here from latin america alone, numerically it would take a national sweep....

The part about immigrant criminals ....

Detention and prison.....not deportation...If someone in their home country wants them back, then they should have to pay money to get them out.  

If I commit a crime in Mexico,  I won't get out of their prison till someone from the US comes and gets me.  Plus pay the fine ect.... If its a bad enough crime, I ain't getting out of Mexican prison .... period... and those prisons aren't comfy and cosey...

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GloZell Green

it's not disgusting. The word alien has no negative connotation, it means foreign. It is a legal term, and you are actually most likely to hear it in a civilized, proper discussion. 

It is. I by no means would simply let someone use that term to describe me. And the word does have a negative connotation, meaning when used, people are used to it being used to describe a being from another planet, which has not made contact with humans. If people were more civilized, they'd actually use the word foreign, not alien. No where in my formal discussions do people use the word alien because it sparks negativity. 

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AbuHassan1992

It is. I by no means would simply let someone use that term to describe me. And the word does have a negative connotation, meaning when used, people are used to it being used to describe a being from another planet, which has not made contact with humans. If people were more civilized, they'd actually use the word foreign, not alien. No where in my formal discussions do people use the word alien because it sparks negativity. 

well you weren't even aware that it was a legal term, so.

Let me ask you something: why do you think we refer to extraterrestrials as aliens? It's because they're foreign. When someone is a legal alien, we don't compare them to outer space aliens. Alien comes from a latin word, meaning foreign. That is also why people refer to ETs as Aliens, too.  

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well you weren't even aware that it was a legal term, so.

Let me ask you something: why do you think we refer to extraterrestrials as aliens? It's because they're foreign. When someone is a legal alien, we don't compare them to outer space aliens. Alien comes from a latin word, meaning foreign. That is also why people refer to ETs as Aliens, too.  

I know political correctness has a limit but I also think the term "alien" shouldn't be used. It just doesn't really sound respectful because when someone says the term "alien" you're bound to think of an extraterrestrial because that's what the term "alien" is almost ALWAYS associated with. It's time we stop referring to humans as something exotic and as a nuisance and start referring to them as people.  I'm sure it's not too difficult or chaotic to refer to them as illegal immigrants. Just because the term "alien" is ingrained and legal does not mean it can't be changed. I'm sure other insensitive words have been changed or refined in the laws of countries, including America. 

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Woolfsmck

The term 'illegal alien' to the immegrants from Mexico and other central american countries don't like the term because they feel that the U.S. was taken from them and they belong here.

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GloZell Green

well you weren't even aware that it was a legal term, so.

Let me ask you something: why do you think we refer to extraterrestrials as aliens? It's because they're foreign. When someone is a legal alien, we don't compare them to outer space aliens. Alien comes from a latin word, meaning foreign. That is also why people refer to ETs as Aliens, too.  

Again, the connotation of the word is negative, and when people hear it, they think of an extraterrestrial. It may have been meant to mean foreign, but became to be known as something else. Because of that, if a legal term, it should be changed to something like foreign. I mean, what's the point of using a word that's the noun of another term? Just call illegal immigrants "illegal immigrants" or "foreigners" I guess. It's also not right to use when half of the USA belonged to Mexico, but was taken away when Americans "claimed the land" and killed all of the original citizens.

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Again, the connotation of the word is negative, and when people hear it, they think of an extraterrestrial. It may have been meant to mean foreign, but became to be known as something else. Because of that, if a legal term, it should be changed to something like foreign. I mean, what's the point of using a word that's the noun of another term? Just call illegal immigrants "illegal immigrants" or "foreigners" I guess. It's also not right to use when half of the USA belonged to Mexico, but was taken away when Americans "claimed the land" and killed all of the original citizens.

Whenever I get into a history discussion with a Chicano from LA ... I ask them how would the feel if the US gave California,Arizona,NewMexico,and Texas back to the Mexican gov. to control. 

Usually they go "Fvck that Shvt"

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