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heartcream -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/23/2010 11:10:07 PM)


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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl


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ORIGINAL: slvemike4u

Save for the fact that the majority of people we are talking about simply commit the one crime(the illegal entry) so that they can have the opportunity to work and make a better life for their children.
Not exactly on the same scale as deciding to make a living as a bank robber because your ass is too lazy to earn an honest buck!


Bank robbery is one crime as well, mike.

As far as being too lazy to earn an honest buck, we could toss all the illegals in that lot as well.... cant they do the paperwork required to be legal?


Do you know anything at all about the process to "legally" get into one of these white bread countries? Too lazy? Freak on a stick I could spit.




tazzygirl -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/23/2010 11:15:36 PM)

Spit all you like. There is a process. Many others dont believe themselves above the law to take part in that process. Many do. Should we just toss out the process because it doesnt work fast enough for some? Its real easy to sit and preach from the cheap seats, on both sides of the fence. If someone stole your car and took it to a chop shop so they could feed their kids, what would be your response? How about if they stole your ID (SS) would you be so pleasant? You dont see this as affecting you, so you can be snide and nasty, when no one else is. Problem is, it is costing someone plenty. It could very well be you tomorrow. Or today, or even yesterday. When did you last check?




realwhiteknight -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 12:01:03 AM)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Permanent_Resident_Card#Application_process

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=ae853ad15c673210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=ae853ad15c673210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD

It looks like it takes longer for some people to get in than others.

I always wondered about this.






heartcream -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 12:20:49 AM)


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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

Spit all you like. There is a process. Many others dont believe themselves above the law to take part in that process. Many do. Should we just toss out the process because it doesnt work fast enough for some? Its real easy to sit and preach from the cheap seats, on both sides of the fence. If someone stole your car and took it to a chop shop so they could feed their kids, what would be your response? How about if they stole your ID (SS) would you be so pleasant? You dont see this as affecting you, so you can be snide and nasty, when no one else is. Problem is, it is costing someone plenty. It could very well be you tomorrow. Or today, or even yesterday. When did you last check?


It doesnt work like that. Someone stealing my car and the like is nothing the same. I know you wont see it that way. We disagree and oh well on that, not the first time is it?




luckydawg -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 12:49:53 AM)

Really, what is the difference between stealing a car and an identity?


You said the initial takeover of the continent, which was by asians coming over the land bridge (having nothing at all to do with Pangea). Then these groups divided and fought wars, took slaves, conquered territory and exterminated thier enemies. as well as doing lots of wqonderfull things, just like all cultures and groups.



Heartcream, tt almost seems like you buy into the Racist concept of " The Nobel Savage"




truckinslave -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 12:54:58 AM)

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It seems to me that she is forcing both the Federal Government and the ACLU to prove their assertions that the law is illegal and could harm those here legally.


Isn't that exactly her job? Isn't the burden of proof on them?




truckinslave -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 12:58:48 AM)

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"Why can't Arizona be as inhospitable as they wish to people who have entered the United States illegally?" she said.


The good judge lives in Az, does she not? Which means she knows how expensive and harmful the illeagal alien situation is?




truckinslave -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 1:02:53 AM)

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economic advantages those same states have gained by having an excess of cheap labor at their disposal.


There are competing studies on the theoretical benefits of illegal labor. In a time of 9.5+% unemployment the emphasis is on "theoretical".




truckinslave -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 1:13:24 AM)

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We either accept them all as US citizens, giving amnesty, something i am very much against. Or we send them back home.

Any other decision is picking and choosing who are the has (those who stay) or the has nots (those who leave).


My kneejerk reaction is to tell them all to go home. But that's just wrong, when I think about it. We do, I think, in the end, have to pick and choose.

The guy who has been here 20 years, stayed out of trouble, supported himself, raised children who are American citizens and who are now having babies of their own who are American citizens. I think we have to give that guy a pretty easy path to permanent legal resident status, maaaaybe even citizenshio.

The illegal alien who found a way to serve in our armed forces and pulled a tour in Iraq? I'd be proud to be at his citizenship ceremony.

The guy with multiple criminal convictions? I don't care how long he's been here... goodbye.

The guy who's been here two years... adios.

The folks who have been here ten years, most taking advantage of social/medical services... we just cannot afford them.

Something along those guidelines, in my opinion. But if there are twelve million illegal aliens, there are twelve million stories...




truckinslave -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 1:20:47 AM)

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they freaking loathe what is going on down there the mass frenzy to hunt for illegal aliens, stopping cars willy nilly, having check throughs. It is not the way to go.


It's also not what is happening. If your friends are lying to you that badly you need soem new friends. The huge majority of Arizonans support this law.




truckinslave -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 1:23:26 AM)

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People in love with the law scare me.

The law is seriously, seriously seriously f l a w e d !


I suspect you'd fare better under the law of the US than of the law of the jungle.




truckinslave -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 1:29:28 AM)

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the Iroquois were rocking it


Absolutely right, if by "rocking it" you mean losing a fair percentage of your population to starvation mos winters, and dying of old age at 50. The American Indians that compose no small part of my DNA were stone age savages, modern romantic nonsense notwithstanding.

Ever had a toothache? Ever wonder what stone age saveges did with a toothache? broken bones? Burns? Infections? Drought?
Mostly. we/they died, thats how.




realwhiteknight -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 2:00:21 AM)

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ORIGINAL: truckinslave

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the Iroquois were rocking it


Absolutely right, if by "rocking it" you mean losing a fair percentage of your population to starvation mos winters, and dying of old age at 50. The American Indians that compose no small part of my DNA were stone age savages, modern romantic nonsense notwithstanding.

Ever had a toothache? Ever wonder what stone age saveges did with a toothache? broken bones? Burns? Infections? Drought?
Mostly. we/they died, thats how.


I think some people get confused by the concepts of the comparative shittiness of existence before and after the colonization of the Americas, and some naive dream of the pure and wonderful pipe-smoking life the nature-loving hippie natives were living beforehand.




tazzygirl -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 3:50:48 AM)


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ORIGINAL: truckinslave

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We either accept them all as US citizens, giving amnesty, something i am very much against. Or we send them back home.

Any other decision is picking and choosing who are the has (those who stay) or the has nots (those who leave).


My kneejerk reaction is to tell them all to go home. But that's just wrong, when I think about it. We do, I think, in the end, have to pick and choose.

The guy who has been here 20 years, stayed out of trouble, supported himself, raised children who are American citizens and who are now having babies of their own who are American citizens. I think we have to give that guy a pretty easy path to permanent legal resident status, maaaaybe even citizenshio.

The illegal alien who found a way to serve in our armed forces and pulled a tour in Iraq? I'd be proud to be at his citizenship ceremony.

The guy with multiple criminal convictions? I don't care how long he's been here... goodbye.

The guy who's been here two years... adios.

The folks who have been here ten years, most taking advantage of social/medical services... we just cannot afford them.

Something along those guidelines, in my opinion. But if there are twelve million illegal aliens, there are twelve million stories...


Ok, but the guy that has been here two years could be just as law abiding otherwise. And the guy who has been here 20 may just not have been caught yet at drug smuggling.




truckinslave -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 7:53:18 AM)

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Ok, but the guy that has been here two years could be just as law abiding otherwise. And the guy who has been here 20 may just not have been caught yet at drug smuggling.


taz, all attempts at perfection fall short, inc. those efforts to find "justice". We all agree that the situation is a mess. Hopefully we can all agree that there is a great range to the desirability as residents of our current illegal population. We need, imo, to make decisions based on where in that range individual illegals fall.
Some of those decisions will be better than others. Most of them, perhaps, will involve some hardship to the illegal. Most of them probably should.




willbeurdaddy -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 9:52:08 AM)


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ORIGINAL: truckinslave

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We either accept them all as US citizens, giving amnesty, something i am very much against. Or we send them back home.

Any other decision is picking and choosing who are the has (those who stay) or the has nots (those who leave).


My kneejerk reaction is to tell them all to go home. But that's just wrong, when I think about it. We do, I think, in the end, have to pick and choose.

The guy who has been here 20 years, stayed out of trouble, supported himself, raised children who are American citizens and who are now having babies of their own who are American citizens. I think we have to give that guy a pretty easy path to permanent legal resident status, maaaaybe even citizenshio.

The illegal alien who found a way to serve in our armed forces and pulled a tour in Iraq? I'd be proud to be at his citizenship ceremony.

The guy with multiple criminal convictions? I don't care how long he's been here... goodbye.

The guy who's been here two years... adios.

The folks who have been here ten years, most taking advantage of social/medical services... we just cannot afford them.

Something along those guidelines, in my opinion. But if there are twelve million illegal aliens, there are twelve million stories...


Enforce laws against hiring them and watch how fast they self deport. Many have already as a result of the recession. Az's i.i. population dropped nearly 20% in the year ended in April. Some of that might have been publicity over 1070 but since it isnt even effective yet, economics has far more to do with it.




truckinslave -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 10:10:58 AM)

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Some of that might have been publicity over 1070 but since it isnt even effective yet,


I've heard anecdotal stuff that illegals are leaving in droves since the law was passed, just in anticipation of its enforcement.

I'm looking forward to seeing the numbers run, i.e. emergency room use at the publics expense before/after 1070, cost of Spanish-only education before/after, etc.




thompsonx -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 11:25:40 AM)

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Some are here because their visa's ran out. Whats the penalty if they get caught? Is there one? Is it considered a crime, even if that crime is a misdemeanor?


You and I discussed this on another thread. There is a penality for being here illegally whether you have overstayed your visa or if you entered the country illegally.
You rightly pointed out on that thread that the penality for hiring illegals who have overstayed their visa is significantly lower than if one hires an illegal who has crossed the boarder illegally.
Of the "estimated" 12 million illegals in this country about half are here on expired visas.




thompsonx -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 11:31:25 AM)

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The huge majority of Arizonans support this law.


There was a time in this country when the huge majority of americans supported slavery.




thompsonx -> RE: Az immigration law case begins (7/24/2010 11:36:57 AM)

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Enforce laws against hiring them and watch how fast they self deport.


There must be 40' of snow in death valley...
Me and thee agree[;)]




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