Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "" video.

@Kefka2010 There are an estimated 12 million illegals in the US. If you put them all in one state, it would be around the 75th most populated country in the world. That's more people than Hungary, Belgium, Greece or Portugal. It is a serious problem. Also, Germany did not do that. They never had an immigration problem and they weren't looking for people that were living in Germany illegally and then deporting them. They stole everything that legal citizens of Germany possessed, put them in work and concentration camps because they were of Jewish heritage. My sister was a white Canadian, living illegally in the US. She was stopped by a police officer and had nothing that showed she was in the US legally nor did she have a passport. She was subsequently deported and it was the right thing to do. She couldn't hide behind the fact that she wasn't the right colour, didn't speak the language or any other excuse. The officer is a Border control agent. That's his job. What's the point of having immigration agents is they're not allowed to do their job. He let them go as soon as he verified that they weren't illegals. He did his job.
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@Kefka2010 I'm Canadian. There are a little over 35 million of us. We have a tacit agreement that we will work together under certain principles and guidelines to build for ourselves a better life. Part of that is setting policy for immigration that would best suit our Canadian association so that it benefits all within that association. Without guidelines, immigration could run amok and a country could be overwhelmed socially and economically. Worse, we'd lose control over you would enter and if their intentions were good or bad. That's why we insist on applications to immigrate here, a resume, if you will. That's all we ask. That's all the American government asks. However, illegals don't want to apply. They just want to enter. It'd be like a new employee insisting that he doesn't have to submit a resume. Just start working and get paid, whether qualified or not. They want to come and we have to provide them with the means to survive until they get on their feet.....if ever. What a great idea. Also, I have been to the States and have had to show my ID, a number of times. I had to show my passport and once I left it behind and my dad (he had his) had to go to the place we were staying and get it for me, before they'd let me go. Why were we detained? Ontario plates. I had my Canadian driver licence but that wasn't good enough. It was inconvenient but it wasn't the end of the world. Half hour later I was on my way. It wasn't the end of the world for these ladies either. All they had to do was show their ID and away they went. Not that horrible. They just made a big deal about nothing.
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@boundlesswithbenito If it was illegal to speak Spanish these two ladies would be in jail, wouldn't they? The officer let them go. That would indicate that it is NOT illegal. It's not a very bright comment.
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