My Grandmother and Grandfather understood the above when they arrived from Scotland...yet apparently today's generations don't care for following the law in terms of legal immigration.
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my chinese friend took YEARSSSSSS to obtain citizenship and then for his wife and kids.
he abhors illegal immigration.
my romanian friend who came by way of canada, he took YEARS to obtain citizenship. his WIFE also took YEARS and she had fled communism and struggled to escape the country. he abhors illegal immigration.
I took a class years ago as we were doing foster care. one of the participants in the class who owned a trucking company, he had many stories of people in mexico (family) who were across the border and knew if they could make it over theyd have a much better income and way of life for their family.
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he abhors illegal immigration.
my romanian friend who came by way of canada, he took YEARS to obtain citizenship. his WIFE also took YEARS and she had fled communism and struggled to escape the country. he abhors illegal immigration.
I took a class years ago as we were doing foster care. one of the participants in the class who owned a trucking company, he had many stories of people in mexico (family) who were across the border and knew if they could make it over theyd have a much better income and way of life for their family.
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Drunk Engineer
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Have you? The EO is written extremely broadly to include many persons whose parents were in the country legally.
Because that's what the Constitution says.
I know you guys think that paper is a joke; Trump even said he wants "termination" of the "phony" parts of the Constitution. But some of us think it's pretty important. A lot of Americans died to protect it.
No it doesn't.
no I don't. That's why I have taken issue with the left because Democrats have been the ones over and over to complain that it "holds us (them) back."
when? Show me. I'm genuinely curious.
I do.
Yes. And many far left democrats think it is a stupid piece of outdated paper.
"All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside."
Great! So you agree that everyone born in the US is a US citizen, and that every person in the US - immigrant, citizen or visitor - is entitled to due process. I agree. Glad you support the Constitution as well. Now if you can just get your fellow republicans to do the same.
December 2022, Truth Social post about the election: "A Massive Fraud of this type and magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles, even those found in the Constitution!"
October 2019, news conference, when asked about Trump taking money from foreign countries: "You people with this phony emoluments clause." (That clause is found in Article I, Section 9, Clause 8 of the Constitution.)
Bolded an important part for you. Are citizens (and thus their families) of other countries "subject to the jurisdiction" of the USA?
I'd have to look those up. Odds are (given the TDS-plagued thought process of certain people) that stuff is taken totally out of context, and/or completely ignoring how he's (very successfully, mind you) used extreme language to rile up people. And you of course fall for it over and over.
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He is also good at reminding folks as to what language they would be speaking not only yesterday and today but might just be tomorrow if being 'independent' ever becomes more important than simply free and thankful for it.
So where is DHL today on getting this all straightened out?
We've got a few other carriers about to make history here in terms of how they handle all of this as well as some domestic companies who handle overseas shipments.
Who is supposed to/about to be fined and prosecuted and are the penalties severe enough for not following the law?
Is not prosecution/the latter our only hope for any of this actually working?
We've got a few other carriers about to make history here in terms of how they handle all of this as well as some domestic companies who handle overseas shipments.
Who is supposed to/about to be fined and prosecuted and are the penalties severe enough for not following the law?
Is not prosecution/the latter our only hope for any of this actually working?
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No problem having a national language for all things legal. If you want to teach your kids pig-latin at home, go for it. Don't expect a translator at the dmv.
Of course they are. If those two parents come here and have a baby, and also rob a bank while they are here, then they can be prosecuted - because they are subject to the jurisdiction of the US.
Feel free.
chill633
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You're wrong, as ruled in 1898 by SCOTUS (6-2) in United States vs Wong Kim Ark.
Persons inside the United States are subject to the jurisdiction thereof with limited exceptions of children of foreign sovereigns or their ministers, or born on foreign public ships, or of enemies within and during a hostile occupation of part of our territory, and with the single additional exception of children of members of the Indian tribes owing direct allegiance to their several tribes.
Your example of France is cherry picking. Jus Soli is right of soil, from English Common Law and the US is 1 of 33 countries that follow this. As opposed to Jus Sanguinis (right of blood), codified in French Civil Code of 1803.
You might not like the way the US does it, but that doesn't make you any less factually incorrect in your interpretation.
Brucey
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Did they get robbed often?
chill633
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I didn't think you intentionally picked France -- you just got lucky.
HighDesertDrifter
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There must be ONE ring to rule them all!
Dave911
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I guess we probably dont want to be as good as China. Ive been to China several times. Everyone I met, except for some restraunt waiters were at least bilingual. Even the guys working in the plant. Most could speak English fluently. Many Americans, can barely speak English.
Most of the signs were at least bilingual.
I was in Italy many years ago. At a pizzeria. The waiter came to take our order. He spoke 5 different languages, but not English. My Spanish wasnt good enough. They had to find a different waiter.
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What is your point? People learn what they need to in order to function in a given society.
I know some Korean, some Chinese/Mandarin, some Greek, some German, some French, some Russian and a fair amount of Spanish (California's majority language and all). Others as well.
If I expected to spend anything more than a brief vacation in a country with a primary language other than my own, I would prioritize learning it.
I will bet the farm you met ABSOLUTELY ZERO citizens in China that couldn't speak Chinese or any other country for that matter. Yet the US has millions that can only function with assistance in the Ghettos where they reside.
The very fact that most other nations know basic English is simply a testament to the fact they NEED to know it in order to function well.
Putting aside languages, how many people in the entire world could explain Ohm's law to you? 0.001%... maybe? Ask your Chinese waiter the next time you are in-country.
...Oops, dropped the mic.
Dave911
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China will do more to accomodate foreign language speakers than the US. Thats my point.
China has several variations of "Chinese". Many do not understand the other Chinese dialects. So yes, there are many Chinese that do not understand the other Chinese dialects. So you are entirely incorrect. The Chinese that travel, learn the other dialects. Dont believe me? Ask any person visiting from China. Ask them what variants of Chinese they speak.
So when do I get your farm?
Ohms law? Not sure who you deal with, but a lot of people understand Ohms law. A lot more than you think. Ohms law is not rocket science. I knew it in 7th or 8th grade.
Chicat
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Luckily I have only had 2 things shipped by DHL, they are still looking for them 6 months later
Zwy
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Coming from a person in the Caymen's. That is quite laughable, and yes, I've been to the Caymen's.
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CaySol
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Then you should know not to call it the caymen’s. Also not sure why it’s laughable as Cayman has one of the highest cost of living on the planet. Imagine having that plus income taxes? That would be laughable policy.Coming from a person in the Caymen's. That is quite laughable, and yes, I've been to the Caymen's.
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No, the DHL robberies usually occured when a new cartel took over the area. back and forth over several years. As long as they paid the protection they went through with out problems. The added cost was included in the shipping though.
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