I think I'm opening a can of worms. SB1070...

Re: I think I'm opening a can of worms. SB1070...

• KateAggie member

  April 2012

  Please, please, please go back in there (Nov 2011)...chick just told another poster that her anecdotes are not indicative of the whole.  Hypocrisy at its finest.

  
  
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• dpeugh85

  April 2012

  So sorry. I will write it over and over and over again:

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  LOL.  I'm embarrased to say this is my BMB, it has been overrun by stupid lately.  Thanks for the entertainment today, I'm sure she'll be back tomorrow defending all of her everloving hypocrisy.

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• tartaruga member

  April 2012

  KateAggie:

  Please, please, please go back in there (Nov 2011)...chick just told another poster that her anecdotes are not indicative of the whole.  Hypocrisy at its finest.

  And then she totally and completely missed the point: 

  RedCamaro:

  tartaruga:

  Just like your BFF's boyfriend's uncle and the supposed illegal immigrant rapist next door are clearly all illegal immigrants.
  

  In my case, yes. You are not allowed in the great US of A if you are wanted for criminal acts in your home country.

  "The list of crimes of moral turpitude that are reasons for exclusion from the U.S. is also quite detailed. The most common types of crimes involving moral turpitude that would make you inadmissible are murder, manslaughter, rape, theft, bribery, forgery, aggravated battery, prostitution, and fraud. At this time, driving under the influence, breaking and entering, disorderly conduct and simple assault are not considered crimes that make a person inadmissible to the U.S., although if there are multiple convictions and or other misdemeanors, you could be denied entry."

  (Taken from US Customs and Border Protection's website. https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/760/~/entry-into-the-u.s.---canadian-with-criminal-record-or-overstay,-waiver)

   

   

   

  

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