I come across the border amnesty is from it's unfair to millions of legal immigrants immigrants like my dad who came legally in nineteen fifty seven penniless and not speaking when

my hand on the family Bible I couldn't help but think back to nineteen fifty seven nineteen fifty seven my father came

he fled Batista he came to Texas in nineteen fifty seven couldn't speak English he was eighteen and

tortured the teenager in Q. my father fled Cuba in nineteen fifty seven he came to America I was eighteen he

are letting people in on legal visas and then they just stays so half the people who are here illegally came here legally

fled Cuba nineteen fifty seven he came to Texas he arrived in Austin didn't speak a word of English had

even in Cuba itself and my you know my parents came in nineteen fifty six and and the reality is that they came because there was a lot of instability in Cuba and

tired of being told it's anti immigrant it's offensive I am the son of an immigrant who came legally

the other hand student visas are not a right student visas or something this country does out of generosity student

contrary to rule of law and it's unfair to the millions of legal immigrants who waited in in line and came here legally and

yeah now he he came legally came on a student visa and he had fought in the Cuban Revolution actually fought with Fidel Castro until

he came legally came on a student visa became a U. S. citizen you know that's the way it's supposed to work we are all the children of those who

legal immigrants who come here see the American dream that all of us all of our parents fled to pray came

as as as a teenager and he was tortured in Cuba and any fled Cuba and came to America in nineteen fifty seven he

my dad was in prison in Cuba and fled fifty eight years ago he came because no nation on earth has

to to to achieve the American dream that there are people like my dad who fifty seven years ago fled