To: loboinok
Then you would agree that a terrorist whos sole intent is to secure constitutional protections, perjures themselves by swearing a (false)oath of allegience, is a legal citizen?Of course. But there is a legal process for addressing such situations, and those who commit fraud in seeking U.S. citzenship may be legally stripped of it.
But the U.S. Government's conduct in this case appears to be outside the law. No U.S. citizen -- naturalized or native-born -- should be stripped of his right to enter our country simply because some government official suspects he has broken a law.
To: George Maschke
"But there is a legal process for addressing such situations, and those who commit fraud in seeking U.S. citzenship may be legally stripped of it."
Not being a lawyer or knowing much about the legalities of it, I will have to study up on it.
I look at it as a contract that is null and void due to fraud.
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08/30/2006 7:09:42 AM PDT by
loboinok
(Gun control is hitting what you aim at!)
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