We the people of the United States of America hereby proclaim our desire to have compassion and seek justice and peace for all men and women in America and around the world. By signing this petition we say to you, our freely elected government, that we will not see innocent people sent back to a poverty stricken country, previously plagued by war and famine. We ask that you please consider any option available to help those Liberians who have built their lives here in the United States of America during their time of refuge, the chance to continue their peaceful existence in our country should they so choose. It is our responsibility as human beings to help our fellow man and bring about a world of peace and justice.
Many of these people have been in this country for over 15 years and in that time have done more for this country than natural born citizens have done for it. They have survived poverty, war, and hostility and come to a country where they have taken advantage of every opportunity given to them. They have PhD's, Football championship rings, college degrees, great jobs, comfortable homes, and loving families. They are members of our churches, schools, communities, states, and they want nothing more than to call this great nation home for many years to come. They are teachers, doctors, lawyers, students, and friends and they deserve a chance at happiness and peace.
They give back to their communties, they salute our flag and they pay taxes that help build our roads and schools and help pay our parents and grandparents social security stipends. Grant them the peace of mind in knowing that the life they have built here and have worked so hard for can remain theirs right here in the United States of America no matter what we have to do to make it happen.
Thank you for your time and God Bless you.
The momentum behind this petition is undeniable and shows that our government can no longer ignore the lives they are threatening to tear apart. These innocent people have built their homes here and our leaders are cowardice for even considering their deportation.
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Kevin Walsh
17 years ago
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They have been here over a decade. They are American in every way that counts. Dont send them to a place that isnt even home to them anymore.
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Mike Edwards
17 years ago
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They build lives here and work hard. Deportation makes zero sense for people who have been here 15+ years. Let them stay.
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Sarah Wong
17 years ago
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These people are our neighbors and friends. They contribute so much to our community everyday. It is just wrong to send them away after all this time.
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David Werner
17 years ago
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TOTAL INSANITY to rip families apart like this. They pay taxes and follow the rules. Let them stay already.
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Linda Verma
17 years ago
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My kids went to school with Liberian children who were born here or raised here. This is their only home. Heartbreaking to even think about them being forced to leave.
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Rachel Tan
17 years ago
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These are good hard working folks. They deserve a fair shot at citizenship. Stop the deportations!!
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We the people of the United States of America hereby proclaim our desire to have compassion and seek justice and peace for all men and women in America and around the world. By signing this petition we say to you, our freely elected government, that we will not see innocent people sent back to a poverty stricken country, previously plagued by war and famine. We ask that you please consider any option available to help those Liberians who have built their lives here in the United States of America during their time of refuge, the chance to continue their peaceful existence in our country should they so choose. It is our responsibility as human beings to help our fellow man and bring about a world of peace and justice.
Many of these people have been in this country for over 15 years and in that time have done more for this country than natural born citizens have done for it. They have survived poverty, war, and hostility and come to a country where they have taken advantage of every opportunity given to them. They have PhD's, Football championship rings, college degrees, great jobs, comfortable homes, and loving families. They are members of our churches, schools, communities, states, and they want nothing more than to call this great nation home for many years to come. They are teachers, doctors, lawyers, students, and friends and they deserve a chance at happiness and peace.
They give back to their communties, they salute our flag and they pay taxes that help build our roads and schools and help pay our parents and grandparents social security stipends. Grant them the peace of mind in knowing that the life they have built here and have worked so hard for can remain theirs right here in the United States of America no matter what we have to do to make it happen.
Thank you for your time and God Bless you.
The momentum behind this petition is undeniable and shows that our government can no longer ignore the lives they are threatening to tear apart. These innocent people have built their homes here and our leaders are cowardice for even considering their deportation.
6 Comments
K
Kevin Walsh
17 years ago
Featured
They have been here over a decade. They are American in every way that counts. Dont send them to a place that isnt even home to them anymore.
M
Mike Edwards
17 years ago
Featured
They build lives here and work hard. Deportation makes zero sense for people who have been here 15+ years. Let them stay.
S
Sarah Wong
17 years ago
Featured
These people are our neighbors and friends. They contribute so much to our community everyday. It is just wrong to send them away after all this time.
D
David Werner
17 years ago
Featured
TOTAL INSANITY to rip families apart like this. They pay taxes and follow the rules. Let them stay already.
L
Linda Verma
17 years ago
Featured
My kids went to school with Liberian children who were born here or raised here. This is their only home. Heartbreaking to even think about them being forced to leave.
R
Rachel Tan
17 years ago
Featured
These are good hard working folks. They deserve a fair shot at citizenship. Stop the deportations!!
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They have been here over a decade. They are American in every way that counts. Dont send them to a place that isnt even home to them anymore.