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Originally Posted by anifani821
Where is my check? I am still paying off loans on the kids' education . . . as well as a loan my hubby incurred when he got his doctorate. I should have changed my last name to Rodriguez. Dang.
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Exactly. Many of them use the {SOB) excuse that they were brought here illegally as children and consider themselves Americans as a result and justification of their parents criminal behavior.
What is not taken into consideration by those who play into the use of the sympathy card is that those former illegal alien children are now adults making their own decisions but obviously not capable of doing the right thing and returning to their homelands.
Their decisions have been:
Attend Universities and occupy a seat that an American child has the RIGHT to sit in;
Drive automobiles without licenses, sometimes under the influence of alcohol;
When stopped:
Lie to the police officer and pretend they forgot their non-existent license;
Lie to the judge and pay the fine to get out of the ticket and deportation;
(see DREAM ACT website. Disclaimer: They have erased many of their self incriminating statements after they were posted here in another thread)
Avoid checkpoints;
Lie to their fellow students and pretend they are citizens of the US;
Skirt the laws by whatever means necessary to avoid detection and deportation;
Never give a thought to going HOME and coming back the LEGAL WAY;
Wishing death upon many of our elected officials simply because they do not support amnesty.
Whining incessantly about their self imposed illegal status.
My favorite:
America is falling apart at the seams and all they whine about is wanting AMNESTY and how hard it is to be an illegal.
They fail to realize that they have taken on all of the characteristics of their criminal parents. Do we really want to give citizenship to millions of second generation criminals?
Their self absorbency knows no bounds.
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