To: Dead Corpse; Paisan
This clause in the Constitution clearly limits USSC authority to matters involving US Law established under the US Constitution ONLY. It has no bearing on foriegn judgements, convictions, laws, ect...
So this means you support doing away with questions on immigration forms that ask whether someone has been convicted of rape or murder in a country other than the US?
To: ClintonBeGone
So this means you support doing away with questions on immigration forms that ask whether someone has been convicted of rape or murder in a country other than the US? Go away troll. You know DAMN well that asking a FORIEGN national what crimes in the home country they have committed is entirely different from the issue.
111 posted on
04/26/2005 10:56:19 AM PDT by
Dead Corpse
(Never underestimate the will of the downtrodden to lie flatter.)
To: ClintonBeGone
So this means you support doing away with questions on immigration forms that ask whether someone has been convicted of rape or murder in a country other than the US? Do U.S. citizens fill out immigration forms to come to the U.S.? You can hold foreigners accountable for the laws they broke in their own country if they are not U.S. citizens because U.S. law did not apply to them at the time, their own law did. This is a question about the applicability of the law to U.S. citizens.
182 posted on
04/26/2005 12:22:22 PM PDT by
FreedomCalls
(It's the "Statue of Liberty," not the "Statue of Security.")
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