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1 posted on 09/18/2003 9:38:44 AM PDT by bedolido
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BILLIONS OF PEOPLE DON'T COME TO AMERICA
Women, children hit hardest

2 posted on 09/18/2003 9:40:06 AM PDT by Lazamataz (I am the extended middle finger in the fist of life.)
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Why bother, as uninvited guests they get much at no cost. Ther should be rounded up and forced to live in Alaska.
3 posted on 09/18/2003 9:41:14 AM PDT by ffusco (Maecilius Fuscus,Governor of Longovicium , Manchester, England. 238-244 AD)
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"Office of Citizenship"

Has that real cool, ya know, like, 1984 ring to it...doesn't it?
4 posted on 09/18/2003 9:41:31 AM PDT by Beck_isright (Shenandoah and Blue Ridge will re-emerge as the investment of the 21st Century....)
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I confess I only read the first few sentences but these people don't belong here. Ship them out. Now!
5 posted on 09/18/2003 9:45:01 AM PDT by thegreatbeast (Quid lucrum istic mihi est?)
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My friend just called to report they're taking her fingerprints for her citizenship test (US that is). She's from Ghana. My mother didn't become a US citizen for twenty five years because of national,ethnic pride. After she became a US citizen, I think she saw many of her fears were unfounded. She loves America, but Trinidad will always be home and England will always be the mother country.

Perhaps the biggest reason for Canadians and Mexicans not becoming citizens is the closeness of countries, and it's not as if Canada is like Cuba (oppression and poverty).
6 posted on 09/18/2003 9:45:11 AM PDT by cyborg (kliek hier)
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Poor language skills and pride in national origin are two reasons why nearly eight million foreign residents eligible for U.S. citizenship have not applied, according to a study released Wednesday.

If they are so damn proud of their national origin, then what the HELL are they doing HERE? I am proud as hell of MY natural origin, which is why I am not living outside of the US.

BTW, everyone needs to be reminded that there are only four kinds of people living in this country:

*Native Americans
*Foreign-born naturalized Americans
*Legal guests of the American People.
*Criminals.

7 posted on 09/18/2003 9:45:12 AM PDT by Maceman
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Poor language skills and pride in national origin

If they're so proud of their national origin why aren't the still in their nation?

8 posted on 09/18/2003 9:45:30 AM PDT by CaptRon
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"Of the 7.9 million eligible foreign residents, 2.3 million are from Mexico, according to the report. The report did not include a breakdown for Canadians."

I question those numbers.

Mexicans are far more likely to benefit from U.S. citizenship for reasons of improving their living standards than are Canadians.

When was the last time you walked into "Mall USA" and seen hundreds and hundreds of Canadians hanging around the entrance or walking up and down the aisles in WalMart?

9 posted on 09/18/2003 9:46:35 AM PDT by Happy2BMe (LIBERTY has arrived in Iraq - Now we can concentrate on HOLLYWEED!)
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Millions refuse U.S. Citizenship

What else besides a 3" x 5" American flag on a popsickle stick at the ceremonies do they get that they don't enjoy already? Where is the incentive?

10 posted on 09/18/2003 9:46:35 AM PDT by varon
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To encourage more applications, the Bush administration this week announced the creation of the Office of Citizenship.

Bush is to immigration what Carter was to the nation's energy policy.

12 posted on 09/18/2003 9:46:35 AM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist (EEE)
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If they became American citizens, they would have to shoulder the moral responsibilies for that citizenship.

16 posted on 09/18/2003 9:51:14 AM PDT by William Terrell (Individuals can exist without government but government can't exist without individuals.)
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Another reason is these immigrants have zero loyalty to the United States of America. They are economic opportunists only. They are here for the money to be made, to educate their children. And their long term plans are to retire/return to the old country and live like a king on what they made here, on the taxes they avoided in their convenience stores, cleaning services and restaurants and the SS payments they can recieve in Mexico, Peru, Greece, Poland when they return home.
21 posted on 09/18/2003 9:53:04 AM PDT by dennisw (G_d is at war with Amalek for all generations)
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26 posted on 09/18/2003 9:55:25 AM PDT by gubamyster
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Poor language skills and pride in national origin are two reasons why nearly eight million foreign residents eligible for U.S. citizenship have not applied, according to a study released Wednesday.

A nation that doles out buckets of public assistance indiscriminately, doesn't require citizenship, understanding its language, or respecting its laws are the principal reasons why nearly eight million foreign residents eligible for U.S. citizenship have not applied, according common sense logic understood by all but immigrunt activist academics and complicit bureaucrats doling out grant money.

34 posted on 09/18/2003 10:00:26 AM PDT by Carry_Okie (A faith in Justice, none in "fairness")
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To encourage more applications, the Bush administration this week announced the creation of the Office of Citizenship.

Why does the most powerful nation on earth need a bureaucracy to "encourage" aliens to come here? The last I heard we were having a hard time keeping them out. It might do the country good to see less immigrants coming this way. Let them go toFrance.

Mexicans and Canadians are among the nationalities least likely to apply for citizenship

Why should they? A lot of Mexicans aren't here to become Americans; they're here to become middle class Mexicans retiring in Mexico. American citizenship means little to people just here for the money. Meanwhile they change our laws, drain our treasury, and then head back the Third World Mexican towns they came from while Americans have to live with the changes they wrought here.
35 posted on 09/18/2003 10:00:46 AM PDT by Noachian (Liberalism belongs to the Fool, the Fraud, and the Vacuous.)
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And where is Homeland Security in this unending debacle? (sorry, I keep asking this question. Worse, I just discovered that my state is one that allows illegals to get drivers licenses--OH, THE HUMANITY!)
37 posted on 09/18/2003 10:01:48 AM PDT by Paulus Invictus (Freerepublic.com is eTruth!)
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Of the 7.9 million eligible foreign residents, 2.3 million are from Mexico, according to the report. The report did not include a breakdown for Canadians. The rate of Mexicans seeking citizenship has climbed from 19 percent in 1995 to 34 percent in 2001, the report said. The number of Canadians seeking citizenship has remained at about 50 percent in recent years.

Ok. We don't know how many Canadians are eligible for naturalization, but we know that half of them are seeking it. Does that make any sense to anyone?

43 posted on 09/18/2003 10:08:49 AM PDT by Mr. Bird
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"Millions refuse U.S. Citizenship"

So does that mean they can only vote in California?
48 posted on 09/18/2003 10:11:29 AM PDT by Spok
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Here's a thought.......if a person refuses citizenship, they do not reap any benefits of our great nation. There should be a check list somewhere on a form that says:

Would you like to become a US citizen?

______yes

______no

***Checking NO means priviledges of said citizenship shall be revoked and void. A national may only stay in the country 90 days and may not earn any income.

52 posted on 09/18/2003 10:13:18 AM PDT by BossLady (Punch Card Voting Since 1981..........)
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"Bush administration this week announced the creation of the Office of Citizenship"

Unlike his newly created Unfair Trade Practices Team that will do nothing but talk and continue down the same path we are on, the Office of Citizenship will probably be a blazing success.
60 posted on 09/18/2003 10:17:43 AM PDT by LibertyAndJusticeForAll
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