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The great philippines wrote:

Down with US-Aquino regime! Advance the national-democratic revolution!

Suspected communist detected

Spanish east indies wrote:

I'm against illegal immigrants and I support any action to deport them. A nation should be under no obligation to provide for illegals who refuse to follow the proper legal immigration procedures stipulated by law. Illegal immigrants are a burden to citizens and tax payers. Rounding up illegal immigrants and deporting them is the right thing to do.

Refugees on the other hand, I have no problem. I am certain European countries will be willing to accept Christian Iraqi refugees. You have to remember there is a difference between an illegal immigrant and a refugee. An illegal immigrant enters a nation without applying for asylum. A refugee is seeking asylum from discriminatory violence from their homeland.

Well in Greece's case is it alright to round up all immigrants, legal or otherwise, to a freaking camp and treat them inhumanely? In US case, there are some illegals who have been brought by their parents. They've entered the educational system, went to college but can't graduate because they lack a path to legal citizenship. In that case, Dreamers should be given path to citizenship.

" I am certain European countries will be willing to accept Christian Iraqi refugees. You have to remember there is a difference between an illegal immigrant and a refugee."

Are you really sure? With the economic recession hitting middle-class families, far-right parties have easily convinced the public that their problem is not because of outsourcing jobs, disastrous spending priorities and stuff like that, that the illegals/refugees and the poor are the problem. In doing so, they've blurred the line for the definition of the illegal immigrant and refugee.