/pol/ is DACA a bad or good thing?

>>140406888
>removing illegals
>bad

>>140406888
He's an illegal immigrant? In this country illegal immigrants are arrested and deported and denied reentry for minimum 10 years. Why is America unable to enforce law and order?

>>140406888
The hashtag says DefendDACA and the kikes liked it. What more do you need to know?

>has $400,000
>Doesn't buy himself citizenship

>>140406888
>youtube liked

i knew it

>>140406888
Isnt there som tax record in USA?

See if he is lying

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>>140406888
DACA is a good thing because it creates more GOOD americans as opposed to criminals, gibmedaters, and other similar pondscum

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>>140406888
>vlogger
I'm actually okay with deporting people whose only profession is telling people how little they actually contribute to society, even if they're documented.

>>140409177
This

>>140407652
Because it's democratic voter base for the future.

Why didnt these retards apply for citizenship years ago? It's not like they didn't know they weren't citizens until a few hours ago.

>>140406888
It is a good thing if you are fiscally responsible. It would be like having a business that you invest money on, but then shutting it down right as it starts to give you profits. The US uses tax money to create the infrastructure for these kids to grow up. Now that they are adults, DACA lets them stay here and pay taxes and shit. I don't know about you, but I would propose keeping them here and charging an extra tax.