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'''Pro-amnesty''' is the support of [[illegal immigration]] so that these people gain citizenship and not be deported for breaking existing laws. Beside granting citizenship, pro-amnesty supporters fight for the inclusion of these people to attend universities, find employment, receive government benefits and [[vote]]. None of the rules that apply to legal immigration are applied or enforced, such as having to learn English. | '''Pro-amnesty''' is the support of [[illegal immigration]] so that these people gain citizenship and not be deported for breaking existing laws. Beside granting citizenship, pro-amnesty supporters fight for the inclusion of these people to attend universities, find employment, receive government benefits and [[vote]]. None of the rules that apply to legal immigration are applied or enforced, such as having to learn English. | ||
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Revision as of 16:48, January 17, 2009
Pro-amnesty is the support of illegal immigration so that these people gain citizenship and not be deported for breaking existing laws. Beside granting citizenship, pro-amnesty supporters fight for the inclusion of these people to attend universities, find employment, receive government benefits and vote. None of the rules that apply to legal immigration are applied or enforced, such as having to learn English.