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| Topic: Obama Wants 12 Million Illegals to Get Citizenship | |
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the community I live in is about 70% Hispanic. They all seem to hate Mexicans too. It occurs to me that mojado is not an English term. There is a lot of difference between American Hispanics and Mexican Nationals
(mojado = wetback) |
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I have mexicans on my street that never bother anyone and are legal. They rarely make eye contact because of some of the attitudes here. It makes me angry that they have to feel that way, when most want nothing more than to work and live a decent life just as most of us do no matter where our people came from. I wish we would settle this once and for all in a manner fitting of what this country stands for. Some of us don't follow the rules, in all colors, wish we would focus more on rule breakers than people that just want to live life. the lady next door to me can barely speak english (her kids translate) she is legal and a very sweet women. he husband is a very hard worker and will help out anyone i totally agree that anyone who is a citizen obey the laws...whether they like it or not. if laws are broken....then they can face the consequences. that's how it is in america How can she be legal if she doesnt speak English? not really sure about that one. i guess i assumed she was. i know the husband and kids are |
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speaking English is not a requirement for citizenship
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How can she be legal if she doesnt speak English? Were our ancestors required to speak English to be legal? |
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I have mexicans on my street that never bother anyone and are legal. They rarely make eye contact because of some of the attitudes here. It makes me angry that they have to feel that way, when most want nothing more than to work and live a decent life just as most of us do no matter where our people came from. I wish we would settle this once and for all in a manner fitting of what this country stands for. Some of us don't follow the rules, in all colors, wish we would focus more on rule breakers than people that just want to live life. the lady next door to me can barely speak english (her kids translate) she is legal and a very sweet women. he husband is a very hard worker and will help out anyone i totally agree that anyone who is a citizen obey the laws...whether they like it or not. if laws are broken....then they can face the consequences. that's how it is in america How can she be legal if she doesnt speak English? not really sure about that one. i guess i assumed she was. i know the husband and kids are My bad. She could be a legal immigrant. She's just not a citizen! |
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How can she be legal if she doesnt speak English? Were our ancestors required to speak English to be legal? ancestors no,....but it's it a requirement now? |
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lol fanta....stop confusing me
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taxes (whether i agree with the taxes or not) for one and following the laws in the country....even though i don't like all of them either lol OK, but that is not the main obstacle if one desires to live in America. We don't just let anyone who is willing to obey, to become an US Citizen. |
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its not a requirement
they will provide translators for you at your citizenship test |
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How can she be legal if she doesnt speak English? Were our ancestors required to speak English to be legal? It depends on when they migrated here! |
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Were our ancestors required to speak English to be legal? ancestors no,....but it's it a requirement now? Which means that we now require more, than was required of us. |
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How can she be legal if she doesnt speak English? Were our ancestors required to speak English to be legal? It depends on when they migrated here! our ancestors murdered, stole, raped, and abused the native populations. Does that mean that the modern immigrants should do that too? |
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taxes (whether i agree with the taxes or not) for one and following the laws in the country....even though i don't like all of them either lol OK, but that is not the main obstacle if one desires to live in America. We don't just let anyone who is willing to obey, to become an US Citizen. no not a main obstacle. |
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i'll be the first to admit i'm not up on the citizenship laws
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its not a requirement they will provide translators for you at your citizenship test Actually it is. You have to pass however weak, the test on spoken and written English. Beyond that test, everything can be translated. |
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there was a time when herritage mattered. now the only people who worry about it is the jews. everyone else just threw theirs to the wind. and this isn't a racist post, it's very true. they even try to keep track of their dna.
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taxes (whether i agree with the taxes or not) for one and following the laws in the country....even though i don't like all of them either lol OK, but that is not the main obstacle if one desires to live in America. We don't just let anyone who is willing to obey, to become an US Citizen. no not a main obstacle. We have a very low density (to say that we are not running out of room), and yet, we allow very few to legally immigrate. |
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Were our ancestors required to speak English to be legal? ancestors no,....but it's it a requirement now? Which means that we now require more, than was required of us. My ancestors came here when we were an English colony. They already spoke English! There was a time, before the Feds took over immigration, when immigrants didnt have to apply for citizenship. All they had to do was get here. That was before it became a problem. |
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nogames....why is that????? i have no issue with people wanting citizenship or visas
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Applicants for naturalization must be able to read, write, speak, and understand words in ordinary usage in the English language. Applicants exempt from this requirement are those who on the date of filing:
have been residing in the United States subsequent to a lawful admission for permanent residence for periods totaling 15 years or more and are over 55 years of age; have been residing in the United States subsequent to a lawful admission for permanent residence for periods totaling 20 years or more and are over 50 years of age; or have a medically determinable physical or mental impairment, where the impairment affects the applicant’s ability to learn English. http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=12e596981298d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD |
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