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Illegal Aliens in Missouri Prosecuted for Bad Documents
Adelantese ^ | april 2, 2002 | Elizabeth Gorman & Mariana Maio

Posted on 06/12/2002 2:19:35 PM PDT by skeptic1801

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Check this out. Illegal aliens being prosecuted for breaking the law!!!!
1 posted on 06/12/2002 2:19:35 PM PDT by skeptic1801
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To: skeptic1801
As long as Americans have an affinity for poultry, illegals will continue to come here.
2 posted on 06/12/2002 2:32:42 PM PDT by donozark
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To: skeptic1801
Daniel came to the United States (uh, illegally, lest we forget) with one dream: the dream of having his own house, his own car.....he faces up to seven years in prison on a felony forgery charge and driving while intoxicated.

Well!

How dare anyone take that dream from him over a little forgery and DWI!

I am shocked and appalled.

3 posted on 06/12/2002 2:34:43 PM PDT by OldSmaj
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To: skeptic1801
Yeah, what this country needs is more illegal alien drunk drivers with fradulent papers.

Also, these people have kids here to get their ticket punched: You have a child on American soil, you automatically move to the front of the line for legalization, even if you came here illegaly to give birth. All along the Texas border, women in labor catch cabs to the American side, get free medical care for their deliveries in Texas' public hospitals, and they are home free. This is happened, literally, hundreds of thousands of times. You and your baby are automatically qualified for all kinds of benefits.

This is called "birthright citizenship," another situation Congress should have fixed in '96, but couldn't because of all the bleeding hearts. Next scene: authorities can 1) deport mother, and listen to her scream about being "separated from her child," as if she couldn't take the little darling with her back to Cacalandia, or 2) let her stay on humanitarian grounds. Oh, and it's not just people from Latin America, Asians by the hundreds of thousands have obtained short-term visitors visas so they can come here (usually to the Northwest and northern California) and give birth, get their toe in the door and bring in all of their relatives; the elderly of which are immediately enrolled in the SSI program, which is Social Security for people who never paid into the SS program.

4 posted on 06/12/2002 2:40:14 PM PDT by 3AngelaD
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To: donozark
Bush, who gets lambasted in the forum for having proposed it, wants an amnesty and a guest worker program. I agree with that: many illegals are contributing to the economy, and we have to decide: do we want those factories here, or in Mexico?

But the current system has many faults, only one of which is that the illegal immigration sea can too easily hide terrorist fishes. It is also a form of corporate welfare to the Tysons, among others. It also breeds crime. It leeches off our welfare system. It provides wth fodder for election fraud. It has got to stop, but this can be done in a way that does not blow a hole in the economy.

5 posted on 06/12/2002 2:42:05 PM PDT by eno_
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To: skeptic1801
MALDEF is a group of anti-American racists. New Jersey Representative Bob Menendez supports them.
6 posted on 06/12/2002 2:42:31 PM PDT by Hacksaw
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What joy, what bliss, Menendez supports MALDEF?
7 posted on 06/12/2002 2:45:22 PM PDT by Black Agnes
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To: Hacksaw
MALDEF is a group of anti-American racists.

And The National Lawyers Guild is an incomplete title without the word Communist in it somewhere.

America's Fifth Column ... watch PBS documentary JIHAD! In America
Download 8 Mb zip file here (60 minute video)

8 posted on 06/12/2002 3:01:15 PM PDT by JCG
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To: skeptic1801
i have friends who emigrated from canada, played by the rules, filled out forms, payed money, etc. how about folks like these-should they not be able to assume illegals will be removed?

if mexicans would straighten out their own mess, just like we did in the civil war and rev. war, they can set up the govt. they want. freeloading illegally is not an option.

9 posted on 06/12/2002 3:06:22 PM PDT by galt-jw
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To: skeptic1801
......"Daniel took a job that nobody else wanted; he did it out of desperation, he didn’t have any other choice........”........Yes he did!....at least two:....Stay home, get a green card......

AAAAARRRRGGGGG..... the red doper diaper baby American hating lawyers that defend illegals are going to be the death of us all.

10 posted on 06/12/2002 3:08:53 PM PDT by B.O. Plenty
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“Daniel did not come here with the intent of forging anything; he came here with the intent of working, to support his family,” said Gail Printz.

He didn't have the intent when he came over, but I didn't have the intent of gaining 45 pounds in eight years, either. Still I AM RESPONSIBLE for over-eating!

This guy was a demoncrat in the making -- "I don't know HOW it happened....!"

11 posted on 06/12/2002 3:19:06 PM PDT by ImaGraftedBranch
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To: 3AngelaD
This is called "birthright citizenship," another situation Congress should have fixed in '96, but couldn't because of all the bleeding hearts.

Under the "How Times Have Changed Category":

My grandmother married a Canadian citizen somewhere around 1918 or so, then divorced him. When my father died, among his papers was my grandmother's petition for U. S. citizenship, which had us all puzzled since she was born in Connecticut.

My brother-in-law made inquiries at the INS about this.

It seems that in those days, if a female American citizen married a non-U. S. citizen, her American citizenship was revoked (this was not applicable to male Americans who married non-citizen females).

I think the law was changed sometime in the late 20's, but I can't remember.

The only rationale we could come up with for this law was that since women were in charge of child rearing, this would guarantee that the children would not be raised feeling more loyalty to their father's country than the U. S. Just a guess.

It seems the laws have done a complete 180 regarding this issue, huh?

12 posted on 06/12/2002 3:25:36 PM PDT by Madame Dufarge
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To: skeptic1801
Tennessee FReepers should put on turbans and go to the DMV to get new licenses.

My TN fake license name choice would be Achmed Medulla-Oblongata.

13 posted on 06/12/2002 3:46:34 PM PDT by jrewingjr
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To: eno_
many illegals are contributing to the economy

Where are your statics to support this?

According to research conducted by The Center for Immigration Studies (Tired & Poor: The Bankrupt Arguments for Mass, Unskilled Immigration By Steven A. Camarota ), it is estimated that over their lifetime, each illegal TAKES $55K more FROM the system than they contribute.

14 posted on 06/12/2002 3:50:58 PM PDT by gubamyster
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To: jrewingjr
Tennessee FReepers should put on turbans and go to the DMV to get new licenses. My TN fake license name choice would be Achmed Medulla-Oblongata. LOL that is priceless!

From the sound of these people you would think it is America's fault these people are here illegally. But you know what? MALDEF, et. al. actually do think we are flawed in our demand that people go through a process to immigrate here. They believe that anyone (especially Mexicans) should be able to get up in the morning, have breakfast, and if they decide by noon to come into the US, be able to be here by dinner time. It is so ridiculous.

But it seems like the folks in MO have turned on the lights in their kitchen and upon seeing all of the roaches, have pulled out their can of Raid and started to get busy. If only they would do so here in CA. I know, I know. but I can dream can't I?

15 posted on 06/12/2002 5:24:19 PM PDT by Postbro1
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Why is only Tyson mentioned. They work in every other agri=business in this country. They work in every type construction in this country. They work in banks. They work in schools. They are taking jobs Americans need.

Just what exactly do they add to the economy?


16 posted on 06/12/2002 5:43:19 PM PDT by nanny
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To: Black Agnes
He knows his base. I'll bet that half the people who vote for him aren't American citizens. Some guy in CA just registered his dog! And it was approved!!
17 posted on 06/12/2002 7:01:03 PM PDT by Coleus
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To: jrewingjr
Tennessee FReepers should put on turbans and go to the DMV to get new licenses. My TN fake license name choice would be Achmed Medulla-Oblongata.

Don't forget to pick up your fake SSN from Jorge on the corner for 25$.

18 posted on 06/13/2002 4:23:49 AM PDT by skeptic1801
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To: donozark
As long as Americans have an affinity for poultry, illegals will continue to come here.

Well, that has been a long standing arguement in this part of the country. The "we need foreign labor for..."arguement has now grown and included most mass agriculture products, assembly work, restaurant help on the lower end and apparently, we need computer experts on the higher end. I pay less for my goods and services and I am happy about that! However, my medical bills are unreal and I am required to carry health insurance because some individuals under the poverty line cannot begin to pay their bills and somebody else, namely me, has to pick up the tab. My daughter's classes have 50 students in them while Francisco's class of 15 goes on down the hall in his native language. My credit has to be checked every so often as individuals who have no right to be here steal ssn numbers so that they can work without any hassle, get bank accounts and even apply for credit cards. My taxes increase seemingly yearly to pay for programs which to me seem more interested in keeping more in their illegal status than getting rid of them or their status. I must watch what I say and do lest I be labled a racist, a charge which carries no defense. No, I think I'll just pay a little extra for my chicken leg.

19 posted on 06/13/2002 4:41:15 AM PDT by skeptic1801
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Oh yeah.
Forging a thousand dollar bill is the same as forging a driver's license to buy beer...
Everybody with an IQ under 35... or any attorney... but I repeat myself... knows that.
20 posted on 06/13/2002 4:44:18 AM PDT by Publius6961
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