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>Sounds like a hell of an idea to me. >The United States is the only country that will allow >visas and green cards to individuals that do not speak >the native language. The US is also the only country >which allows visa applicants to reside within the >country while their application is in process. This >process can take up to ten years. That means that for >ten years an applicant can reside within our country, >even though the end result may be the denial of >his/her application. >I think it's time the US quit trying to nurse maid the >non-citizen population with the funds provided by good >tax paying Americans. >I say send the son's a bitches home. >And in response to the original heading message, I >don't think that these are problems that we have >created. It sounds to me like we're trying to provide >a solution. I believe that the country of citizenship >should be accounted for creating the issue. >You do the crime, you pay the time... in your own >friggin' country. > >Better than getting beat by a cane in Singapore, >Spoon >>The United States has been exporting non-citizen >>criminals. In the majority of these cases the people >>being exported, although not citizens, have lived >>their whole life in this country and have no >>connection with their "home." The question is this: >>Is the United States doing the right thing by getting >>sending non-citizen criminals back to the country they >>ARE citizens of, or is the United States taking people >>that are ultimately products of this nation and >>passing them off to other countries so we don't have >>to deal with something we created. For more info >>http://www.kentucky.com/mld/kentucky/news/7112993.htm

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