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#1 YellowOneKinobi
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It also will be a crime to knowingly transport or harbor someone who is in the country illegally. The law imposes penalties on businesses that knowingly employ someone without legal resident status. A company's business license could be suspended or revoked.

The law requires Alabama businesses to use a database called E-Verify to confirm the immigration status of new employees.

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Pretty sure the Supreme Court ruled that practice by states constitutional in the last few weeks. (The businesses part)
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who would want to sneak into alabama? :P
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#4 LJS9502_basic
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Nothing wrong with that....
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#5 YellowOneKinobi
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who would want to sneak into alabama? :Pcomp_atkins
Apparently a bunch-o-illegals.

On a serious note, the part of the article that says "stopped for any reason" made me take pause. I'm assuming/hoping that means if they get stopped for any legal reason (meaning stopped for running a red light, shoplifting, etc).

Beyond that, I think it's great that they are trying to compell the employers to use that E-verify system for several reasons.

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#6 EasyStreet
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If they are serious about immigration when they raid a country club and hall away all the country club repbulicans for hiring illegals till then it is just a joke, the same joke that has been repated for the last 500 years.

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#7 lowkey254
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I see nothing wrong with this.

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#8 Grodus5
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They way to stop illegal immigration (without making it legal) is to target the buisness that hire them. If it is no longer economical for companies to hire illegals, they will stop, and thus the illegals will stop coming over.

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Glad to see that someone's targeting the business who profit off illegal labor and not just the immigrants. If I'm not mistaken I believe Oklahoma has a similar law on the books.

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Seems like the right thing to do, unlike that ****** up Arizona law that they tried to pass last year.

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Holy crap, they are actually going after the businesses that hire illegals? Don't tell me some actual common sense is being used to combat the immigration issue!

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#12 comp_atkins
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is "the help" excluded?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thelookout/20110302/ts_yblog_thelookout/proposed-texas-immigration-law-contains-convenient-loophole-for-the-help

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who would want to sneak into alabama? :Pcomp_atkins
only the greatest american ever to moon nixon!
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It's a great first step. I think they should be greatly penalized for hiring known illegals. I also like the part about people hiring illegals. I think it should be nationwide. Maybe it'll help to slow the huge influx of illegals just pouring in and getting free healthcare and schooling and jobs and housing. It's got to be slowed. As for the anchor babies. They have found a loophole whereas you can't kick out just the parents because then you have an orphan and if you kick out all of them, you are kicking out a born citizen. I think maybe they're going to have to find a way around this by stating that at least one parent has to be a citizen or they have to at least be applying for a work visa or citizenship. Otherwise, revoke the citizenship of the baby and all must leave. I hate to have to say that, but all a woman has to do is get pregnant and then sneak across the border and bam, 3 new citizens w/o applying or learning anything. Idiocracy is coming, I swear.

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Seems fine to me though i somehow doubt they'll have major companies' business licenses revoked.
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It's a great first step. I think they should be greatly penalized for hiring known illegals. I also like the part about people hiring illegals. I think it should be nationwide. Maybe it'll help to slow the huge influx of illegals just pouring in and getting free healthcare and schooling and jobs and housing. It's got to be slowed. As for the anchor babies. They have found a loophole whereas you can't kick out just the parents because then you have an orphan and if you kick out all of them, you are kicking out a born citizen. I think maybe they're going to have to find a way around this by stating that at least one parent has to be a citizen or they have to at least be applying for a work visa or citizenship. Otherwise, revoke the citizenship of the baby and all must leave. I hate to have to say that, but all a woman has to do is get pregnant and then sneak across the border and bam, 3 new citizens w/o applying or learning anything. Idiocracy is coming, I swear.

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You want to revoke someone's citizenship because of actions they have nothing to do with? Seriously?

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major companies will find a way around this
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It's a great first step. I think they should be greatly penalized for hiring known illegals. I also like the part about people hiring illegals. I think it should be nationwide. Maybe it'll help to slow the huge influx of illegals just pouring in and getting free healthcare and schooling and jobs and housing. It's got to be slowed. As for the anchor babies. They have found a loophole whereas you can't kick out just the parents because then you have an orphan and if you kick out all of them, you are kicking out a born citizen. I think maybe they're going to have to find a way around this by stating that at least one parent has to be a citizen or they have to at least be applying for a work visa or citizenship. Otherwise, revoke the citizenship of the baby and all must leave. I hate to have to say that, but all a woman has to do is get pregnant and then sneak across the border and bam, 3 new citizens w/o applying or learning anything. Idiocracy is coming, I swear.

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Let's punish people for the crime of being born! That makes perfect sense!
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[QUOTE="Sunfyre7896"]

It's a great first step. I think they should be greatly penalized for hiring known illegals. I also like the part about people hiring illegals. I think it should be nationwide. Maybe it'll help to slow the huge influx of illegals just pouring in and getting free healthcare and schooling and jobs and housing. It's got to be slowed. As for the anchor babies. They have found a loophole whereas you can't kick out just the parents because then you have an orphan and if you kick out all of them, you are kicking out a born citizen. I think maybe they're going to have to find a way around this by stating that at least one parent has to be a citizen or they have to at least be applying for a work visa or citizenship. Otherwise, revoke the citizenship of the baby and all must leave. I hate to have to say that, but all a woman has to do is get pregnant and then sneak across the border and bam, 3 new citizens w/o applying or learning anything. Idiocracy is coming, I swear.

Theokhoth
Let's punish people for the crime of being born! That makes perfect sense!

Lets punish people who abuse loopholes within the immigration law.
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"][QUOTE="Sunfyre7896"]

It's a great first step. I think they should be greatly penalized for hiring known illegals. I also like the part about people hiring illegals. I think it should be nationwide. Maybe it'll help to slow the huge influx of illegals just pouring in and getting free healthcare and schooling and jobs and housing. It's got to be slowed. As for the anchor babies. They have found a loophole whereas you can't kick out just the parents because then you have an orphan and if you kick out all of them, you are kicking out a born citizen. I think maybe they're going to have to find a way around this by stating that at least one parent has to be a citizen or they have to at least be applying for a work visa or citizenship. Otherwise, revoke the citizenship of the baby and all must leave. I hate to have to say that, but all a woman has to do is get pregnant and then sneak across the border and bam, 3 new citizens w/o applying or learning anything. Idiocracy is coming, I swear.

Nibroc420
Let's punish people for the crime of being born! That makes perfect sense!

Lets punish people who abuse loopholes within the immigration law.

And their children. Don't forget that part.
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"] Let's punish people for the crime of being born! That makes perfect sense!

Lets punish people who abuse loopholes within the immigration law.

And their children. Don't forget that part.

They dont care about their children if they're simply using them to gain citizenship.
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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Lets punish people who abuse loopholes within the immigration law.

And their children. Don't forget that part.

They dont care about their children if they're simply using them to gain citizenship.

Therefore, we should kick the children out/make them orphans. Perfectly good use of the ol' logic there, chap.
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Nothing wrong with that....LJS9502_basic
id agree, i know that it can suck for people who want to get into the us...but getting in legally is safer and gives immigrants more rights once they move here
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"] And their children. Don't forget that part.

They dont care about their children if they're simply using them to gain citizenship.

Therefore, we should kick the children out/make them orphans. Perfectly good use of the ol' logic there, chap.

Kick all of them out. 2 illegal immigrants jump border. Wife has child, child should not be a citizen. Remove all 3 from the country.
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I hope CA gets a bill like that ;) I can only hope, right?
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As for the anchor babies. They have found a loophole whereas you can't kick out just the parents because then you have an orphan and if you kick out all of them, you are kicking out a born citizen. I think maybe they're going to have to find a way around this by stating that at least one parent has to be a citizen or they have to at least be applying for a work visa or citizenship. Otherwise, revoke the citizenship of the baby and all must leave.

Sunfyre7896

That would kind of require a constitutional amendment.

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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] They dont care about their children if they're simply using them to gain citizenship.Nibroc420
Therefore, we should kick the children out/make them orphans. Perfectly good use of the ol' logic there, chap.

Kick all of them out. 2 illegal immigrants jump border. Wife has child, child should not be a citizen. Remove all 3 from the country.

All persons born in the United States are citizens of the United States.

The child committed no crime and thus should not be punished for a crime it did not commit.

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"] Therefore, we should kick the children out/make them orphans. Perfectly good use of the ol' logic there, chap.Theokhoth

Kick all of them out. 2 illegal immigrants jump border. Wife has child, child should not be a citizen. Remove all 3 from the country.

All persons born in the United States are citizens of the United States.

The child committed no crime and thus should not be punished for a crime it did not commit.

The child did commit a crime. Fetus's are alive, Any living being should be responsible for their actions. In this case, harboring an illegal.
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[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Kick all of them out. 2 illegal immigrants jump border. Wife has child, child should not be a citizen. Remove all 3 from the country.Nibroc420

All persons born in the United States are citizens of the United States.

The child committed no crime and thus should not be punished for a crime it did not commit.

The child did commit a crime. Fetus's are alive, Any living being should be responsible for their actions. In this case, harboring an illegal.

:lol: Whatever you say. Now excuse me while I go think of realistic solutions to the immigration problem.
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Maybe it'll help to slow the huge influx of illegals just pouring in and getting free healthcare and schooling and jobs and housing. It's got to be slowed.

Sunfyre7896

smh

It's been shown time and time again that immigration from Mexico is good for our country. The assumption that immigrants feed off of our system without contribution and displace native workers is not based on fact, but xenophobia and misinformation. They add for more to GDP directly (and even more indirectly) than they take from social programs. Econometric analysis has also shown that they do not displace native worker, but instead 'fill in the gaps' in jobs that the majority of native workers won't take.

This is not meant to imply that border state don't face special challenges. Since the entire country benefits from cheap labor that filters through borders states, it is only reasonable that those states receive increased funding to help facilitate the immigrant's transition into the U.S..

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Some points here. I'm not sure how it is where you are but in DFW, the illegals go to the hospital for any and all sicknesses, get treated, and then pay absolutely nothing. I will repeat that. Absolutely nothing.

Another being that the kids get to go to school while the parents pay no taxes, including school taxes for the teachers that have to learn Spanish to teach them.

There used to be a decent amount of non-hispanic workers in construction here. This is a major area for road construction since the Texas budget for roads is huge and they must spend it every year or receive less. There is also a lot by means of newer buildings being built all the time. There are now very, very few non-hispanics working in construction here. I have heard firsthand that crews are now making sure from the foreman spot down, that they are discriminating against non-hispanics and not hiring them. It's not openly spoken of but the government isn't looking into it. Some of those jobs I know are from illegals while many people sit here without jobs. Just sayin.

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[QUOTE="Sunfyre7896"]

As for the anchor babies. They have found a loophole whereas you can't kick out just the parents because then you have an orphan and if you kick out all of them, you are kicking out a born citizen. I think maybe they're going to have to find a way around this by stating that at least one parent has to be a citizen or they have to at least be applying for a work visa or citizenship. Otherwise, revoke the citizenship of the baby and all must leave.

GabuEx

That would kind of require a constitutional amendment.

Or it depends on your interpretation on the 14th amendment. Some states are already passing laws that do not give citizenship outright to 'anchor babies' in hope that the Supreme Court might interpret it so anchor babies are not covered.
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[QUOTE="Sunfyre7896"]

Maybe it'll help to slow the huge influx of illegals just pouring in and getting free healthcare and schooling and jobs and housing. It's got to be slowed.

cybrcatter

smh

It's been shown time and time again that immigration from Mexico is good for our country. The assumption that immigrants feed off of our system without contribution and displace native workers is not based on fact, but xenophobia and misinformation. They add for more to GDP directly (and even more indirectly) than they take from social programs. Econometric analysis has also shown that they do not displace native worker, but instead 'fill in the gaps' in jobs that the majority of native workers won't take.

This is not meant to imply that border state don't face special challenges. Since the entire country benefits from cheap labor that filters through borders states, it is only reasonable that those states receive increased funding to help facilitate the immigrant's transition into the U.S..

It hasn't actually been shown time and time again. Rough estimates say illegals cost taxpayers $3 billion a year. In addition they do put other people...ie citizens...out of work. And much of the money they earn is not recycled back into the economy but sent home to Mexico. Fill the gaps? Maybe when illegals first were coming in to work...but construction is definitely a job citizens do want. It pays well. But those jobs are now going to illegals.

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[QUOTE="Sunfyre7896"]

As for the anchor babies. They have found a loophole whereas you can't kick out just the parents because then you have an orphan and if you kick out all of them, you are kicking out a born citizen. I think maybe they're going to have to find a way around this by stating that at least one parent has to be a citizen or they have to at least be applying for a work visa or citizenship. Otherwise, revoke the citizenship of the baby and all must leave.

GabuEx

That would kind of require a constitutional amendment.

Or a reinterpretation of the current law.
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huh...

This is one of the most well made immigration law in awhile

and from Alabama too.

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Some points here. I'm not sure how it is where you are but in DFW, the illegals go to the hospital for any and all sicknesses, get treated, and then pay absolutely nothing. I will repeat that. Absolutely nothing.

Another being that the kids get to go to school while the parents pay no taxes, including school taxes for the teachers that have to learn Spanish to teach them.Sunfyre7896



ofc, but they're still contributing more to the economy. The net difference is still positive. If you want to increase the difference, then the government should raise the quota and help their transition into our country. Make them legal.

As for your anecdotes, there's no point in me addressing them directly. Determining what causes labor movements between sectors is a complex task involving many variables. What seems like the logical reason behind the transition may not be a contributing factor at all.

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[QUOTE="Sunfyre7896"]

Some points here. I'm not sure how it is where you are but in DFW, the illegals go to the hospital for any and all sicknesses, get treated, and then pay absolutely nothing. I will repeat that. Absolutely nothing.

Another being that the kids get to go to school while the parents pay no taxes, including school taxes for the teachers that have to learn Spanish to teach them.cybrcatter



ofc, but they're still contributing more to the economy. The net difference is still positive. If you want to increase the difference, then the government should raise the quota and help their transition into our country. Make them legal.

As for your anecdotes, there's no point in me addressing them directly. Determining what causes labor movements between sectors is a complex task involving many variables. What seems like the logical reason behind the transition may not be a contributing factor at all.

Not sure why you say the contribute more when every statistic I've seen says they cost taxpayers. For them to contribute more....there should be no cost to taxpayers.

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[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

[QUOTE="Sunfyre7896"]

As for the anchor babies. They have found a loophole whereas you can't kick out just the parents because then you have an orphan and if you kick out all of them, you are kicking out a born citizen. I think maybe they're going to have to find a way around this by stating that at least one parent has to be a citizen or they have to at least be applying for a work visa or citizenship. Otherwise, revoke the citizenship of the baby and all must leave.

DroidPhysX

That would kind of require a constitutional amendment.

Or it depends on your interpretation on the 14th amendment. Some states are already passing laws that do not give citizenship outright to 'anchor babies' in hope that the Supreme Court might interpret it so anchor babies are not covered.

i don't get it.. aren't all babies anchors?
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"][QUOTE="GabuEx"]

That would kind of require a constitutional amendment.

comp_atkins

Or it depends on your interpretation on the 14th amendment. Some states are already passing laws that do not give citizenship outright to 'anchor babies' in hope that the Supreme Court might interpret it so anchor babies are not covered.

i don't get it.. aren't all babies anchors?

No...how so?

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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"][QUOTE="GabuEx"]

That would kind of require a constitutional amendment.

comp_atkins

Or it depends on your interpretation on the 14th amendment. Some states are already passing laws that do not give citizenship outright to 'anchor babies' in hope that the Supreme Court might interpret it so anchor babies are not covered.

i don't get it.. aren't all babies anchors?

For a kid to be considered an anchor baby, it takes 1 or 2 illegal aliens to sneak into a country without trying to become citizens or get a work visa, and then once the child is born, they're an anchor baby. The reason they call them anchor babies is because the child acts as an anchor. It keeps the parents from getting deported since the child is automatically a citizen unlike any other country in the world. You can't make the child an orphan but you can't deport the sneaky illegals that take advantage of a loophole in immigration laws and they know it the same way Cubans utilize wet foot dry foot but this time while using the children. It would even be argued that many of the women get pregnant on purpose knowing that once they sneak across the border, have the child, won't be deported. I will give them credit for being smart about it, despite being devious and illegal.

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[QUOTE="comp_atkins"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] Or it depends on your interpretation on the 14th amendment. Some states are already passing laws that do not give citizenship outright to 'anchor babies' in hope that the Supreme Court might interpret it so anchor babies are not covered.Sunfyre7896

i don't get it.. aren't all babies anchors?

For a kid to be considered an anchor baby, it takes 1 or 2 illegal aliens to sneak into a country without trying to become citizens or get a work visa, and then once the child is born, they're an anchor baby. The reason they call them anchor babies is because the child acts as an anchor. It keeps the parents from getting deported since the child is automatically a citizen unlike any other country in the world. You can't make the child an orphan but you can't deport the sneaky illegals that take advantage of a loophole in immigration laws and they know it the same way Cubans utilize wet foot dry foot but this time while using the children. It would even be argued that many of the women get pregnant on purpose knowing that once they sneak across the border, have the child, won't be deported. I will give them credit for being smart about it, despite being devious and illegal.

It's legal and constitutional.

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It also will be a crime to knowingly transport or harbor someone who is in the country illegally. The law imposes penalties on businesses that knowingly employ someone without legal resident status. A company's business license could be suspended or revoked.

The law requires Alabama businesses to use a database called E-Verify to confirm the immigration status of new employees.

Link to Full Article HERE

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[QUOTE="Sunfyre7896"]

[QUOTE="comp_atkins"] i don't get it.. aren't all babies anchors? DroidPhysX

For a kid to be considered an anchor baby, it takes 1 or 2 illegal aliens to sneak into a country without trying to become citizens or get a work visa, and then once the child is born, they're an anchor baby. The reason they call them anchor babies is because the child acts as an anchor. It keeps the parents from getting deported since the child is automatically a citizen unlike any other country in the world. You can't make the child an orphan but you can't deport the sneaky illegals that take advantage of a loophole in immigration laws and they know it the same way Cubans utilize wet foot dry foot but this time while using the children. It would even be argued that many of the women get pregnant on purpose knowing that once they sneak across the border, have the child, won't be deported. I will give them credit for being smart about it, despite being devious and illegal.

It's legal and constitutional.

It's a loophole that is being abused.
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]

[QUOTE="Sunfyre7896"]

For a kid to be considered an anchor baby, it takes 1 or 2 illegal aliens to sneak into a country without trying to become citizens or get a work visa, and then once the child is born, they're an anchor baby. The reason they call them anchor babies is because the child acts as an anchor. It keeps the parents from getting deported since the child is automatically a citizen unlike any other country in the world. You can't make the child an orphan but you can't deport the sneaky illegals that take advantage of a loophole in immigration laws and they know it the same way Cubans utilize wet foot dry foot but this time while using the children. It would even be argued that many of the women get pregnant on purpose knowing that once they sneak across the border, have the child, won't be deported. I will give them credit for being smart about it, despite being devious and illegal.

Nibroc420

It's legal and constitutional.

It's a loophole that is being abused.

The use of a loophole is by definition legal. That's what makes it a loophole.

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] It's legal and constitutional.

GabuEx

It's a loophole that is being abused.

The use of a loophole is by definition legal. That's what makes it a loophole.

And it needs to be fixed.
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[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] It's a loophole that is being abused.Nibroc420

The use of a loophole is by definition legal. That's what makes it a loophole.

And it needs to be fixed.

Good luck amending the constitution because from looking at the Supreme Court justices, I don't see this changing.
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[QUOTE="GabuEx"]

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] It's a loophole that is being abused.Nibroc420

The use of a loophole is by definition legal. That's what makes it a loophole.

And it needs to be fixed.

I agree. Right now, it is legal, but they need to amend the law. Make it so that only children of parents who are in the United States legally are automatically American citizens. The need for the law in question has long passed. It was only necessary when America was forming.
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[QUOTE="comp_atkins"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] Or it depends on your interpretation on the 14th amendment. Some states are already passing laws that do not give citizenship outright to 'anchor babies' in hope that the Supreme Court might interpret it so anchor babies are not covered.Sunfyre7896

i don't get it.. aren't all babies anchors?

For a kid to be considered an anchor baby, it takes 1 or 2 illegal aliens to sneak into a country without trying to become citizens or get a work visa, and then once the child is born, they're an anchor baby. The reason they call them anchor babies is because the child acts as an anchor. It keeps the parents from getting deported since the child is automatically a citizen unlike any other country in the world. You can't make the child an orphan but you can't deport the sneaky illegals that take advantage of a loophole in immigration laws and they know it the same way Cubans utilize wet foot dry foot but this time while using the children. It would even be argued that many of the women get pregnant on purpose knowing that once they sneak across the border, have the child, won't be deported. I will give them credit for being smart about it, despite being devious and illegal.

jeez calibrate humor detectors people...
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#49 DroidPhysX
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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="GabuEx"]

The use of a loophole is by definition legal. That's what makes it a loophole.

stanleycup98

And it needs to be fixed.

I agree. Right now, it is legal, but they need to amend the law. Make it so that only children of parents who are in the United States legally are automatically American citizens. The need for the law in question has long passed. It was only necessary when America was forming.

The 14th amendment was passed and ratified almost 80 years after the constitution was formed. :?

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[QUOTE="stanleycup98"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] And it needs to be fixed.DroidPhysX

I agree. Right now, it is legal, but they need to amend the law. Make it so that only children of parents who are in the United States legally are automatically American citizens. The need for the law in question has long passed. It was only necessary when America was forming.

The 14th amendment was passed and ratified almost 80 years after the constitution was formed. :?

Disregard the forming part then. It is still a law that has outlived its purpose.