Congratulations for not reading the posts afterwards.
You mean this post afterwards, where you say the same thing for the second time?
oh you certainly can. I am just pointing out the fact that everybody in this country is a foreigner (outside of Native Americans). Freedom of speech does not equal freedom from scrutiny.
Also bares repeating: this is NYC not the state of NY
Anyway, I'm just pointing out that's bullshit. If you're born within the borders of the United States, you're a citizen of the United States. Being a "Native American" doesn't make a person a "more" American. And if you weren't born within the borders of the USA and you're not a naturalized citizen, you shouldn't be here unless you've got a current visa. It's pretty simple.
Tell that to the dreamers. There is a bunch of A**holes that keep telling them to go home. Even though they dont know any other place than this one as their home. Many do not speak any other language other than english through no fault of their own. As i said earlier I used that statement to point out the actual intent of the poster I was replying to. Nothing more nothing less.
Also read Notimp's posts on what the law is actually meant to do.
It's their parents' fault, for bringing them illegally to a foreign country. They are victims of their parent's crime. It may be no fault of their own, but it's not my fault (or other Americans) either. You want to help a "dreamer" become a citizen? Hire an immigration lawyer for them, and offer to be their green card sponsor. That means you'll be financially liable if they go on any kind of public assistance.
It says derogatory use, pretty sure this is if you call a legal mexican american an illegal alien, I find nothing wrong with that, and who the fuck thinks the correct term to call someone is "illegal alien"....
The U.S. Code.
And Genesis.
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