Immigration reform is a sensitive subject here, but I'm curious what are people's thoughts on this particular scenario? Please read some of the article prior to voting. There are additional questions at the end.

I know this is a highly sensitive topic. Many of us dont agree on the subject of immigration. I'm wondering if we can meet in the middle on this particular situation with a massive group of approximately 7000 individuals heading to the US.

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We all agree that reform on the immigration policy is a must. What are your thoughts on this particular scenario?

I personally think that the people that followed protocol per the US instructions and the reiteration of these instruction by Mexican officials should be considered and be treated leniently as to encourage others to follow protocol. While to many, the idea of open borders is ideal, I personally do not think it's realistic or sustainable.

Do you think we should allow all of these individuals in, regardless if they applied as instructed by the US and Mexico officials? How do you think this should be handled? What suggestions do you have in regards to mitigating the situation as it currently is?