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To: Colonel Kangaroo

Can anyone answer this question: I am wondering if people who followed the process, paid all the fees, waited for years, etc. to become citizens have standing to sue in order to be reimbursed for that which they were made to pay, but is being offered to others gratis? Maybe equal treatment under the law or something like that? I would sure be angry if I went through a long and expensive process and this happened. It is remindful of that assignment or test one stayed up all night to complete for the due date, only to have the slackers talk the teacher into delaying or cancelling the test/assignment. All that effort for naught makes one feel like a fool for trying to do it right.


71 posted on 06/26/2007 12:06:09 PM PDT by Anima Mundi
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To: Anima Mundi

It’s a slap in their face. But those people merely have a desire to subscribe to American values in the fullest sense and are of marginal importance to the new world order of cheap labor (cheap to the employer, not to the taxpayers).


72 posted on 06/26/2007 12:32:52 PM PDT by Colonel Kangaroo
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