Millions of illegal Filipino immigrants might possibly be deported in America

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Dont say that. My mom is struggling abroad just to feed us and support us with school tuition.

I don't care, as long as she's working there legally. There's no problem.

But do we really have to work outside the country for the huge $$$?

[RayGunz]

Does working outside the country gives huge $$?
Not at all times.

This money scheme kept us tied to debts. A very well orchestrated money banking scam.

OT: deportation can almost always happen to anyone at any given time.
A simple advise : brace for impact everyone.

Sus, mga Filipino pa, manggawas na ato hidden skills/talent kun maapiki na. Gikan sa negosyo ginagmay, mangutang way bayad bayad, and lastly mamaligya ug yuta/balay bisan dili matawag officialy nga atoa... take your pick.

[adminroot]

Dont say that. My mom is struggling abroad just to feed us and support us with school tuition.

kung LEGAL ngano mangproblima man?

kung ILLEGAL aw problima na. atubanga kung unsa ang mahitabo ug resulta.

sa una pang steps, ngano wala man nisunod sa LEGAL way?

dili na personalan sa gobirno kung pahawaon ang mga TNT

[ghostie2472]

Dont say that. My mom is struggling abroad just to feed us and support us with school tuition.

Working overseas IS a struggle. Mas samot ang kalisud if TNT ka.

[masakiton]

common sense
illegal

[xxkatgorgeousxx]

I don't care, as long as she's working there legally. There's no problem.

But do we really have to work outside the country for the huge $$$?

I would. Don't get me wrong, I don't earn that $$$ pero I'm earning enough to support my family back home without having to starve myself here. Kung ikaw dako ka og sweldo sa imung trabaho, good for you. EVERYONE knows that working in the healthcare industry in the Philippines sucks. Ikaw kuno beh, sweldohan ka og 5K kinsenas unya naa kai gipaskwela ug ikaw ga-support sa imung family, kaya ra nimu? Basin gani imung madawat na sweldo kinsenas igo ra nimu pambayad og utang. Working abroad isn't as glamorous as you people think. We work abroad not just for ourselves but for our families, too.

are you asking this question becoz you truly don't know the current situation for professionals in our country or you're just being an arsehole ??


to lessen your ignorance, let me just tell you that the registered nurses in our country are suffering from lack of support. thousands upon thousands of R.N.s are now working at call centers becoz they can't find a good paying job with their profession. a nurse in our country is only paid around 8k to 10k pesos. and some even go to hospitals and offer themselves as VOLUNTEER just to get some experience on their resume.

while on the other hand, first time nurses here in saudi are offered 25k pesos per month, free lodging and some even have free food.


now tell me, what would you choose

@marius ga-sweldo siguro ning TS og 100k/monthly sa Pilipinas mao sayon kayo para nimu mu-judge og mga tao nagtrabaho abroad.

[psychyze]

Wa man mi na dato ga trabaho ako mama sa gawas. Mao ra japon sauna. Igo ra maka lahutay kada buwan.

Case to case basis man guro ni.

Pero hunahua. Tnt no benefit sa gawas, Especially usa. Gamay ra nag sweldo kumpara sa legal unya cege mog kuntra ka lage illegal.

Hisgot kag traydor mga tnt kay ni adtos gawas para maka hayahay ang life ?

Wa ka mag huna huna mas traydor ang nag pa legal nag migrate sa gawas kay gi byaan jud nila ang motherland and change to another lland. Ma usa citizen ka dapat baya ka mo alyansa sa ila. Dual citizen pero only 1 allegiance adto ka mo pili sa first wolrd country jud kay maginhawa ang buhay.

Imho

[RainRiku]

The U.S. has a history of being dependent on immigrant labor. Which became even more ingrained into the country after "involuntary" labor was abolished (Slavery). It's not just individual people but entire industries in the U.S. that rely on illegal immigrants. Who's fault that their are that many illegal immigrants in their country? Theirs, Most immigrants came to the US legally by plane, they just overstayed.

[digitalsuperman]

hope the new administration would be sensitive para sa mga illegal immigrants. but if the new admin will really force an iron hand on it then it is acceptable. if ever ma deport hope naa pa silay chance go back legally.

[whiteKelso]

hayahay ang tnt sa U.S.
libre health care,
libre pamasahe sa pinas,
walay tax..mao lagot ayu ni si Trump