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Yes, if you look on the INS website they list something like four different areas in which non-citizens are questioned when they interview the country. One is a medical history,one has to do with reason for being in the country, another I think has to do with terrorism, etc. I dont recall exactly what they are and I have already wasted too much time here given that your mind is made up.

You seem quite fuzzy on what the INS regulations mean. I'm quite sure that the INS doesn't know what it means either. LOL.

The thrust of 245I does not focus on this as much as the cases where Illegal Aliens leave their families in Mexico (or wherever) to come to America, often illegally.

I've read 245(i) and the underlying law and I would simply disagree with you. The extension to 245(i) is targeted at the group I mentioned. Since that is the issue, what becomes of the children of the illegals while they go back home and get in line? Thats the crux of the matter and you didn't address it.

I'm told there are 10 million illegals in the US. How many INS agents and court employees would it take to find, incarcerate, have a hearing and deport them all? And what do we do with all those kids that were born in America?

These are things that have to be addressed if we are going to take a hard line on illegals.

You seem quite fuzzy on what the INS regulations mean. I'm quite sure that the INS doesn't know what it means either. LOL.,/i>

You want to bet? LOL. Remember Im an amateur. Today was my first trip to the INS website.