Posted on 08/18/2004 9:20:22 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
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That person whose number was used by so many people may have a much better retirement than he thought.
I've been a multiple lines insurance agent for 35 years, and it is my belief almost 100% of illegal immigrants drive without insurance.
They should have been arrested on the spot.
I tried, but I can't read more than 1 P of the NYT and want to throw my laptop out the window...Communist freaking bastards.
They blatantly subvert our country's interests at every turn...it's been that way for over a 1/2 dozen decades. Where is the Media's BBB? I want to file a fraud complaint...
It looks like this reporter forgot to interview the victims who had their social security numbers stolen from them by these thieves. I imagine they have some stories to tell.
The New York Times is a very sensitive paper. That's what they think "immigrants" are. Isn't that sweet?
This December the federal government is suppose to have its social security number validation system, SSNVS, up and running on-line.
Employers will have no excuse. Citizens will be able to ask businesses, did you validate your employees' SSNs? Is it legal for them to work in the U.S.? Are they violating ID fraud laws, as well as immigration laws, with their stolen / phony SSNs?
State agencies will be able to make instant validations, also.
It's been 18 years in the making (since the 1986 immigration "reform" law).
ILLEGAL alien advocates are "troubled." Look for another 18 years of delays -- but if it actually is implemented then we citizens will be able to express our opinions where it counts, in the pocket book.
Like many immigrants in what some call a gray zone of legality, she has a petition for a green card pending, sponsored by her 76-year-old mother, now a lawful permanent resident. But under present immigration rules and backlogs, family sponsorship can take many years to bridge the gap between citizens and unlawful immigrants in the same family.
What a proud day for America.
"Humans are humans. We all wish for a better life for our families and children. The blood that has soaked into the earth of foreign lands while defending our freedom is all of one color. We are unique...we are a country founded on immigration. We are a country of immigrants. That is what makes us strong. That is what allows us to move forward. This is the American way." - Ronald Reagan
"Can we doubt that only a Divine Providence placed this land, this island of freedom, here as a refuge for all those people in the world who yearn to breathe freely: Jews and Christians enduring persecution behind the Iron Curtain, the boat people of Southeast Asia, of Cuba and Haiti, the victims of drought and famine in Africa, the freedom fighters of Afghanistan and our own countrymen held in savage captivity." - Reagan at the 1980 Republican convention
"Our whole country is made up of people who came here from someplace else, either the individuals themselves or, like myself -- in my case it was grandparents, others it's their parents -- but we represent the cultures and the diversity of the whole world. And we've come together in what some people called a melting pot and created a whole new breed of human being called an American. And I have to say, I think America's great success in the world has been the result of this diversity and this understanding and coming together of such diverse peoples. And I just have to say that our Hispanic Americans -- their contribution to America is not surpassed by that of any other people. They have brought a great warmth, and they have brought great traditions of family. In our wars, they have brought great service and great heroism and loyalty to this country. And all I would like to say to them is, God bless them all, and vaya con Dios." - Reagan September 13, 1985
Ive spoken of the shining city all my political life, but I dont know if I ever quite communicated what I saw when I said it. But in my mind it was a tall, proud city built on rocks stronger than oceans, windswept, God-blessed, and teeming with people of all kinds living in harmony and peace; a city with free ports that hummed with commerce and creativity. And if there had to be city walls, the walls had doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and heart to get there. Thats how I saw it, and see it still. Farewell Address to the Nation, January 11, 1989
In further news, critics at the DNC fear these possible illegal immigrants will not be able to drive to the polls on election day.
We all want that....its the massive illegal migration we are against.
I'll believe it when I see it.
"State officials say 250,000 licenses are in line to be suspended"
So what's the hold up?
"But critics say the enforcement will fall mainly on illegal immigrants who are hard-working members of society..."
But critics say the enforcement will fall mainly on ILLEGAL immigrants...
"- and to local D.M.V. clerks with no understanding of complicated immigration laws."
Illegal = AGAINST the LAW! What is so d**n complicated about that?
"It's actually harmful to national security to deny licenses to people on the basis of immigration status."
Not if you deport them.
"typically ran $20,000 to $25,000 a year"
Wages no American will work for , huh?
Okay, I get it. This is another one of those stories where we are supposed to feel sorry for the illegals. I have a very hard time working up a whole lot of sympathy for those who circumvent our laws and take our jobs and our resources and who cheat OUR children and then when they get in trouble for it, we're supposed to make the trouble go away. I do feel a little sorry for the children born to these irresponsible lawbreakers. It isn't their fault and it's too bad that their lives are disrupted by their parents lack of thought and consideration for them. But it's a matter of priorities. We need to take care of own before we try to take care of the rest of the world.
Who knew that a fake SS card would have been the speedy answer to his problems.
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