To: CIBvet
For those of you who may not know why this Mexican card is such a problem, I would just note that there is almost no backup to guarantee that the person carrying the card is the person named on the card. Police often arrest illegal aliens carrying three or four of the Matricula Consular cards, each with their same picture but with different names. For the most part, anybody who looks at one of these cards and does business with the person or doesn't report the person to INS is aiding and abetting an illegal alien, since illegal aliens are almost the only people who have a reason to carry such cards that are issued by Mexican consulates in this country. Anyone accepting the MC card should demand to see a Selective Service card for draft-aged males. Not having a Social Security card doesn't exempt a non-citizen from registering. Also the Law states that you have to notify the SS within 10 days of changing your address or getting a social security card.
NumbersUSA is a great fax sending service on many issues. Thanks for the post.
9 posted on
01/10/2003 9:35:26 PM PST by
madfly
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To: madfly
Anyone accepting the MC card should demand to see a Selective Service card for draft-aged males. Registering for the Selective Service is another law illegals rarely choose to follow. This needs to get out as an issue because they'll take all the jobs, send the money to Mexico and let Americans defend this country because they don't really care to do that.
14 posted on
01/11/2003 7:32:13 AM PST by
FITZ
To: madfly
Selective Service card for draft-aged males.Every time an illegal demands a college education provided by American taxpayers like the Apodaca case in Colorado, we need to see if they've registered with the Selective Service. I'd bet money that wasn't something that crybaby had bothered with doing but believed at the same time he was entitled to free college.
15 posted on
01/11/2003 7:36:00 AM PST by
FITZ
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