[Arthur McGowan]

They are not, I don’t think, by agreement and law, by virtue of their immigrant citizenship status, allowed to criticize the laws of this their adopted country, particularly by virtue of their public status.

That's quite an imagination you have there!

[stanne]

Born December 21, 1956 (age 58)
San Luis Potosí, Mexico
On December 15, 1998, Garcia-Siller became a citizen of the United States.[6]

He led a rally last week under the pretense of attending a group of catholic of 2500 He claimed that the U.S. Govt is unjust in its attempt to practice immigration laws. More specifically he said the pope plans to speak with republicans about this cruelty

But he screamed it

I remember reading up on this whe Gomez was in charge And he is a source of the USCCB thought in immigration, that he, Gomez, was not allowed to criticize our government publicly by agreement of his citizenship

Have we become so open border that this sounds like strange policy ?