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To: cyborg

Let's discuss reality then.

Tell me, in detail, your plan to identify and process ten million individuals, a great portion of them fully integrated into our society, without violating the civic and constitutional rights of millions of completely legal citizens and overstepping the limitations placed on the Federal government by the Constitution.

How long will it take, and what do you do about the fact that many, many of them will now have children born on US soil who are, under the current legal interpretation of the 14th. Amendment to the Constitution, natural-born American citizens?


270 posted on 11/29/2004 9:33:18 PM PST by Luis Gonzalez (Some people see the world as they would want it to be, effective people see the world as it is.)
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To: Luis Gonzalez

So your solution to the problem of too many illegals in the US is to legalize ALL of them? I'm thinking about tackling it on a local basis such as deporting illegal aliens who committ crimes. That's a start. I'm very sorry but no way I am for legalizing illegals at all. My family went through way too much to get here legally. I just don't get why you would be for it but you have a right to your opinion even if you're wrong. You are endorsing law breaking.


272 posted on 11/29/2004 9:36:41 PM PST by cyborg ( Hy verkwik my siel; Hy lei my in die spore van geregtigheid, om sy Naam ontwil.)
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To: Luis Gonzalez

I agree with your "Ants" interpretation to an extent. Mexico is not my problem. Our government should be on Mexico's Governments arses to fix their country... Not the American taxpayer -
Other than that, we agree -


278 posted on 11/29/2004 9:38:35 PM PST by SealSeven
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