Re: Judge strikes down Montana immigrant law
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2014 9:06 pm
K&E ARMS wrote:You only have dual in Canada the US don't recognize that
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K&E ARMS wrote:You only have dual in Canada the US don't recognize that
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AR15L wrote:glockgirl wrote:Really? You are all so desperately afraid of illegal immigrants that you would refuse crime-victim assistance and advocacy to, say, a rape victim? The judge ruled correctly, in my view.
You no read so good.A Montana judge struck down most of a 2012 voter-approved law requiring government officials to conduct immigration checks on anybody seeking services provided by the state — from unemployment benefits to crime-victim assistance.
It wasn't just about crime-victim assistance.
Besides, let's get back to the definition of the word illegal shall we?
If they weren't here illegally, there wouldn't be a need for crime victim assistance.
glockgirl wrote:Really? You are all so desperately afraid of illegal immigrants that you would refuse crime-victim assistance and advocacy to, say, a rape victim? The judge ruled correctly, in my view.

movingviolation wrote:
Truly yours,
- Legal immigrant
what the hell were you thinking? Why would you follow the law? 
mancat wrote:glockgirl wrote:Really? You are all so desperately afraid of illegal immigrants that you would refuse crime-victim assistance and advocacy to, say, a rape victim? The judge ruled correctly, in my view.
So fear is how you would choose to describe the justification behind such requirements, as if social services being bled dry by illegal immigrants is not an actual problem, but a simple case of xenophobia.
Benja455 wrote:mancat wrote:glockgirl wrote:Really? You are all so desperately afraid of illegal immigrants that you would refuse crime-victim assistance and advocacy to, say, a rape victim? The judge ruled correctly, in my view.
So fear is how you would choose to describe the justification behind such requirements, as if social services being bled dry by illegal immigrants is not an actual problem, but a simple case of xenophobia.
Can you show some evidence that social services are being "bled dry by illegal immigrants"?
If not, I hand the win to GlockGirl.
usrifle wrote:Jen, You like to throwout the "Duel citizenship" thing as if it's some badge of honor... this isn't the first time I have seen you put that out there.
So why is that relevant? Some advantage that the rest of us "Regular" US citizens don't have?
glockgirl wrote:usrifle wrote:Jen, You like to throwout the "Duel citizenship" thing as if it's some badge of honor... this isn't the first time I have seen you put that out there.
So why is that relevant? Some advantage that the rest of us "Regular" US citizens don't have?
Gary insinuated that I should be deported back to Canada, I was only responding to his comment. And yes, Greg, I know that the U.S. doesn't recognise dual citizenship; in the eyes of the State Department, I am only a U.S. citizen. However, the State Department also doesn't care if I hold multiple citizenships. As for being a duallie being a "badge of honour", you're quite wrong there. All three of my sons are also duallies, and guess what that means? If a military draft is required in either country, their chances of being called up to serve is double--either Canada or the U.S., or both-- that of your children.
glockgirl wrote:usrifle wrote:Jen, You like to throwout the "Duel citizenship" thing as if it's some badge of honor... this isn't the first time I have seen you put that out there.
So why is that relevant? Some advantage that the rest of us "Regular" US citizens don't have?
Gary insinuated that I should be deported back to Canada, I was only responding to his comment. And yes, Greg, I know that the U.S. doesn't recognise dual citizenship; in the eyes of the State Department, I am only a U.S. citizen. However, the State Department also doesn't care if I hold multiple citizenships. As for being a duallie being a "badge of honour", you're quite wrong there. All three of my sons are also duallies, and guess what that means? If a military draft is required in either country, their chances of being called up to serve is double--either Canada or the U.S., or both-- that of your children.