The third is to eliminate from our society the illegal and fearful subclass now present in our society and afraid to use our police system. afraid to use our hospital system. unless. of course. it is for a birth. which then gives rise to a new American citizen. and afraid to go to their employers who say. "If you do that. I will report you to the INS." The final issue on legalization. which I guess to me is a pragmatic rascal. is the question. "If you could not find them coming in. how are you going to find them to get them out?" The bill provides for two categories of legalization. First. illegal aliens who have continuously resided in the United States since January 1. 1978 will qualify for permanent resident status. Second. those who have continuously resided in the United States since January 1. 1980 or who are in the Cuban/Haitian "entrant" status. will qualify for a temporary residence status. which may be adjusted to permanent status after 2 years. Aliens in the temporary status will not be eligible for most forms of public assistance with certain exceptions for aged. blind. disabled. and those requiring emergency medical care.
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