LOL, so true.
Who needs a passport when it's easy entering this country.
The male illegals got it made, because if they get in trouble with so call child support all they have to do is run back to Mexico , get new fake ID, SSN cards,driver license, green card,etc., and re-enter in different location. I hear about this all the time, and on top of that get free AFDC,housing,legal clinic, jobs and medical..
Now, if you are a American Father & Veteran(in most cases)
, and run into child support and get into heavy debt and charge with numberous other fees(like lawyer cost,court cost,blood test,visist cost,afdc repayment, added with filing fees, and interest rates on all of the above,etc..)
If you are NOT rich, or middle class to pay them off FAST , before the interest rates kills you for life....
You (American Father/Veteran) are alone, and NO gov't help at all. What is wrong with that picture....
This is one main reason why suicide/murder of fathers is out of control, since the mid 60's...
Orlando, I agree there are problems with illegals and we need to deal with that. However, the "deadbeat parent" problem is a wholly different situation all together.
1) You only get into heavy debt if you fail to pay or didn't take responsibility from the get-go.
2) Costs from going to court (attorney's fees/court costs) can be avoided or minimized if you manage your own affairs properly.
3) Blood tests should be unnecessary in the only situation into which children should be born: monogamous marriage. Mess around in any other situation and you don't have the right to complain about the costs.
4) AFDC repayment--what kind of father allows his kids to go on the dole anyway?
5) Interest rates, again don't get into the situation.
It's very simple. Don't screw around until you're married, and if you separate from your wife, step up to the plate immediately instead of waiting for a court to do it for you.
It all comes around to a total lack of responsibility for all concerned. The children are the innocents in this situation and deserve to be supported by BOTH parents, not the taxpayers.