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Edited on Thu May-13-10 07:26 AM by Beer Snob-50
Under Title 8, Section 1325 of the U.S. Code, “Any citizen of any country other than the United States who enters or attempts to enter the United States at any time or place other than as designated by immigration officers has committed a federal crime,” punishable by up to two years in prison.
It couldn’t be more clearly stated. Also, law enforcement officials have discovered that proven terrorists are among those sneaking in from Mexico, some as young as 15.
However, if the real issue is profiling, then those who are stopped and can prove their citizenship should be proud to be Americans and glad that the illegals (who may be taking their jobs, siphoning off their benefits, and perhaps even planning terror attacks) are being deported.
I get asked for proof every time I go to a bank, and I am extremely pleased that I do have to show an ID, and that the bank will only give my money back to me alone. It may seem annoying to some that an ID is required, but even so....even so.
so..having to show your id at the bank is the equivalent of being spanish, taking your family to the store, and being stopped by the police and having to show you are here legally? the gentlemen who wrote this is a resident of the very effluent town of longmeadow, mass. i am sure he has to show proof of citizenship all the time.
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