If they are here and want to play by the rules, then I'm fine with that.

I would prefer that we change some of our policies, I think this is till
the land of opportunity, people want to come here for a better life. If
they pay their taxes, I'm fine with that.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: C. Hatton Humphrey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2006 11:36 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: immigration question
> 
> An interesting take on this threat - my mom is working against a peice
> of legislation in the Oklahoma house that would make hiring illegals a
> felony and refuse public services to illegals.    Her reason against
> it is because of it's "zero tolerance" stance where she points out
> that there are many "undoccumented" aliens (the new PC term... blech)
> that provide a great deal to society including paying taxes, buying
> goods and services and participating in the general public good.
> 
> Her "excuse" (yes, I'll use that word for her explanation) why these
> upstanding citizens are here illegally is because of the bureaucratic
> red tape that prospective immigrants have to go through... so I'll ask
> this question since I know of at least two (probably many more)
> members of the list, how difficult is it to get a green card to come
> in to the US, work, learn and live?  Is there a difference if your
> country of origin is Mexico than Canada, England, etc?
> 
> I guess my point is this - the main way people have been talking about
> dealing with illegals is to get them out of the country.  Personally I
> agree with that stance wholeheartedly.  However if there is a
> bureaucratic system in place that is keeping people from other
> countries out even though they have the desire and the ability to
> learn, work and contribute then that system needs to be investigated.
> 
> What me might be looking at is a case where enforcement and
> provisioning both need to be addressed.
> 
> 

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