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To: nickcarraway
If he has been in the country and is married to a U.S. citizen why isn't he a citizen or have permanent residency? It's very easy.

I think you have to cool your heels off in your country of origin for a number of years, while waiting for your green card to be approved. It's obviously very traumatic for the spouse, let alone the children. I could see a divorce resulting from a repatriation. And for a Protestant preacher in English, I expect it would be doubly traumatic to be sent back to a Spanish-speaking country where the predominant religion is Catholicism. What's good enough for ordering food in a Spanish-themed restaurant or dealing with Hispanic day laborers isn't quite good enough for church sermons.

2 posted on 05/15/2015 12:40:46 PM PDT by Zhang Fei (Let us pray that peace be now restored to the world and that God will preserve it always.)
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To: Zhang Fei
Hu-WAT ! ! !
13 posted on 05/15/2015 1:13:52 PM PDT by righttackle44 (Take scalps. Leave the bodies as a warning.)
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