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gumashow said:

We are a country of immigrants. I am the son of Italian immigrants. Come here legally and you can do what you want. Speak what you want. Assimilate or not. Come here illegally and you spit in the face of my family and the millions of immigrants/Americans who came here the right way. The show should stress the importance of a civilized legal immigration process, and hopefully it does/will. Otherwise where do you draw the line on what laws to enforce. 

You were lucky, not everyone's parents come from a stable western democracy and the only way they can hope for a better life is too enter without the proper paperwork. 
This country has much bigger problems than illegal immigration but as always the poorest people are always used as a distraction while the privileged shrink our rights and the rich get richer. 

SpamSandwich said:

Legal immigration is a beautiful thing. Illegal migration should probably be addressed by this series, but I doubt anything but an entitled viewpoint will be shown.

A lot of things are illegal in this country however it always depends on who is breaking the law. When some people obviously ignore and break the law they have 53 Senators covering up their crimes, most are not so fortunate. 

Funny I thought I attended Flash's funeral a few years ago, guess it must have been another bad Adobe software. 

georgie01 said:

Immigrants coming to the US is great! And I don’t think the vast majority of people care that a show has mostly ‘non-white’ leads as long as it’s representational of truth.

What is not great is immigrants coming to the US and not learning US history (not the leftist rewrite of it...), language, and culture. What is not great is Americans believing we’re somehow wronging immigrants by expecting them to be Americans. When people go to another country, they should respect that country’s ways.

You have so much to learn about what it really is to be an immigrant. I live in NYC and in my life I have seen waves of immigrants coming to my own neighborhood and have witnessed the small businesses they created, the long hours and hard work given to make a new life for themselves and families. I have also witness their children grown to into young adults and go to college and pursue careers on their own. I first experienced the wave of immigrants from China in the early 80's, followed by South Koreans, Russians and most recently people from Middle East countries. All of those groups did the work most New Yorkers had no interest in doing. 

With every immigrant family the second generation is the gap between the "old" country to the "new" country. I have many friends and nieghbors who were not born here and they are valuable members of our community, A third of New York City residents were born in another country, one third come from another US state and only a third are native. New York City is the most admired city in the world and the leader of culture, capitalism, progressive ideas and tourism. People come here to experience its diversity because diversity makes life and a city a better place. 

Fred257 said:

Apple is helping criminals.  Why?

Not all stock brokers are criminals.