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MS word > word count, amigo.
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can one of you tell me how or why someone is considered an illegal imigrant in the states and how they get a green card and what the green card does?
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[color=#000000]I'm just going to quote everything I see, just to get into this discussion.
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He is still European, which is considered to be "White". He was a fool for not seeing the crimes he commited to be inhumane, the way you say that he is a fool, we must all be fools.[/quote] let me correct myself.... I think christopher columbus was a stupid man.....he had the knowledge of a seaman and a mapmaker......thats it basically he made alot of stupid genralizations. |
scratch seaman.
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green cards are things you get if you came here illegally, and married a citizen. making you a "Resident". that is the easiest way to get the green cards, but there are other ways. |
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ok i think i get it, more similar to canada than i thought.
ok so if your an illegal immigrant can you still get a job, own a home and so on and do you pay taxes? I think that they way it works whether people want to believe it or not it is like this. If you want a state to protect\govern\allow you to have rights, you have to become a citizen. In essence the state/country and the individual must meet halfway both agreeing on certain terms. For example: the governemt will enforce law, give you rights, protect those rights and so on, in return the citizen or person wanting to become a citizen must follow the set rules of that society, i think also the individual has to be productive in that society as well.The individual has to have a job pay taxes. I think what it comes down to is that if the individual and the government don't establish the rules and meet half halfway the individual in essence has no rights or protection and the government losses the productivity that that person can add to the whole. The question now is this, if the illegal immigrant doesn't meet half way regardless of the reason, should the government uphold any part of its end of the deal? |
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but does the government really hold it's part? (strickly speeking for america ofcourse) i mean, we have racist cops running around beating people for their skin color. we have fire fighters who say "if you're black, i wont do my job" (prior to the LA riots), we have judges who are OPENLY RACIST, and only get noted on their record, not fired. what does the government really give you if you become a citizen? i dont really see any form of "protection" that isnt already offered to everybody. the only thing i can think of, is you have the opportunity to get a better job. some jobs do require you to be a citizen, but other than that, basically nothign. (i might be over simplifying, correct me if i'm wrong.) in many cases, it doesnt matter if you're legal, citizen, or illegal, people are gonna treat you badly. and it isnt because you're a bad person, eigther. sometimes it is because of reasons beyond your control. now, i'll ask a question: do you not think it fare for the government to open its doors to immigrants, after doing so much bad things to them? (killing of indians, stealing of land, wars, ect) |
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