[gigster]

My mom became a naturalized citizen 45 years after she moved here from Windsor, Ontario Canada.

[Does so]

Aren’t there more Bahamians than Jamaicans in South Florida? Don’t know how many have been naturalized—most just moved here.

[slouper]

I’m happy for her.

[PghBaldy]

Why did she come here in her 80s? Was she needed to do some work citizens can’t do?

[drpix]

When Europeans made up the majority of immigrants, they could not send for their parents. That was because they would have to prove to the government that they could totally support all cost of those parents including medical. They were often required to post a compliance bond and their parents would be deported (even though they were legal immigrants) if they accepted any public assistance.

Now that non-Europeans make up the vast majority of immigrants, they can send for their parents and the same government assists them in signing up for the entire spectrum of public assistance from food stamp and section-eight housing assistance to medicaid.

And yet Americans of European descent have to hear & read the propaganda lie of “racism” in response to any mention of controlling even the illegals (overwhelmingly non-European) invading our country.

Talk about intolerable!

[Popman]

Well good for her, democrats can now steal her vote and know it was a legitimate citizen when she passes...

[gaijin]

I can’t understand how the country would be helped by importing this 80 year old person.

I don’t get it.

it helps her sure’ but how does it help America?

America should come first.