The War in Iraq

In 2003, the U.S., the U.K., and other countries invaded Iraq because of reports of WMDs. In the end of 2003, the U.S. captured Sadaam Hussein, the insurgent attacks fell, and a provisional government was created in Iraq. However, in 2004, things soon fell back into dissaray due to internal instablitiy and fighting for leadership within the new government. In November of 2004, the U.S. and its allies went back on the offensive. With Iraq becoming more stable going into 2005, elections for the transitional government were held at the end of January.

How do you feel about minors who are immigrants?

There are a lot of minors who are immigrants, yet they did not come to America by choice. Many were born here from immigrant families. How do you feel about America deporting them once they turn 18? Is it fair?

Read about the DREAM Act here.

How important is voting?

Many feel that they aren't expressed when they vote and as a result, don't. How important do you feel voting is?

Should the United States boycott the Beijing Olympics?

China is responsible for many recent human rights violations, including suppressing Tibet's strive for independence and supporting the Sudanese government despite the crisis in Darfur. The Chinese government has shown discrimination against those of African descent.

Now, with the Olympics approaching, countries such as the United States have the opportunity to apply pressure to China. Although the Olympics are traditionally a time to set aside global issues and unite, is it right to do so as people are being killed in Darfur or oppressed in Tibet?