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Originally Posted by RIROCKHOUND
a housekeeper who's here simply to improve her life pretty low on the list.
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We don't really know her true motivation for coming to the USA[/QUOTE]
That was her ploy. get a job working for Meg "Buy the election" Whitman, THEN set up a sleeper cell. of course! case cracked![/QUOTE]
guess I should have provided the entire quote(contradiction) so as not to confuse the brilliant global warming scientists
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the challenge for someone like the subject of this thread is that unless you have a family connection or can show that your job skills are in high demand it can take many years to be approved if ever. I've also seen some reports that the true cost (in $$$) can be quite prohibitive.
That certainly doesn't justify the behavior, but I don't think you can compare it to other situations which may or may not be equitable.
We don't really know her true motivation for coming to the USA,
oh but we do!
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Originally Posted by spence
You misread the point, which is, that if you were born and grew up as she did, you would likely come to the US illegally if you thought it was the best way to get ahead because of limited opportunities at home.
-spence
Originally Posted by spence
That's not the point. I'm all for better control of our borders, but from her perspective...she was just trying to make a better life.
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a housekeeper who's here simply to improve her life pretty low on the list.
and immigration policy has changed a lot over the past century reflecting (and shaping) many trends."
stupidity like this is why we can't get anything done on immigration:
"That was her ploy. get a job working for Meg "Buy the election" Whitman, THEN set up a sleeper cell. of course! case cracked!"
she either can't be blamed for trying to improve her life or you are equating her with a terrorist if you suggest she shouldn't be here...
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