Legal immigrant and business owner criticizes birth tourism, backs Trump immigration policies
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Charles Creitz
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Kris Ramsingh, a legal immigrant from Trinidad who became a U.S. citizen after a nearly decade-long process, expresses support for President Trump's immigration policies, arguing that birth tourism and illegal immigration undermine the efforts of those who immigrated legally. As a Virginia business owner who arrived in 2006 and became a citizen in 2015, Ramsingh views his own journey as shaping his stance on stricter immigration enforcement.
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· 2 pulledWhen you see that people come across the border, whether it's [to] have a baby for an anchor, or come across to border and get free healthcare, [or] free school, it
I came here legally, I worked hard, I paid my taxes, I followed the rules — and seeing others bypass that system is a slap in the face.
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