Capt Caveman
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- Jan 30, 2005
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Originally posted by: fallout man
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
Originally posted by: fallout man
Originally posted by: Capt Caveman
She lost her appeal and has defied two court orders to leave the country. Time for the bitch to gtfo.
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Onyango came again to America on temporary visa in 2000 along with a son who had been accepted at a college in Boston.[16] Commercial databases show she received a Social Security card in 2001 indicating she was legally present in the country at that time.[6] Since 2003 she has been living in a South Boston public housing project, according to Boston Public Housing Authority (BHA) officials.[17] William McGonigle, deputy director of the Authority, noted Onyango did a good job as a public health advocate on behalf of the Boston Housing Authority.[17][18] She also works as a volunteer computer systems co-ordinator for the Experience Corps, a program in which adults over 55 mentor children in their communities.[1]
I don't know, man. She sounds like a nice old lady who makes an effort to contribute to the community. Sure, her visa expired, and she's here illegally. However, I sincerely wonder whether you're being a good citizen and also yelling at the "bitch" cooks at your local burrito place to "GTFO" as well.
I'm not suggesting that she should get preferential treatment solely because her relative is the president of the United States, though I'd like to point out that there are tens of thousands of immigration cases just like hers. If being "outed" for having a lapsed visa gets your water boiling this much, I would suggest that you use that energy to put your efforts where your mouth is, and picket that burrito place you love until they show you the work visas and the birth certificates of their employees. You're gonna be so upset, but you can bring along a paper bag to help with the hyperventilation and/or vomiting.
Can you provide me proof that the burrito worker is illegally in this country, been ordered to leave the country twice, lost her appeal and still allowed to live in government subsidized housing? Good job of ignoring the facts.
OH DEAR--IGNORING THEM FACTS IS SOMETHIN' AWFUL!!1
Edit: And dude, "'Burrito worker' is not the proper nomenclature. Mexican-American edible-wrap artist, please."
My reply to you asked whether you're just as heated about every other blatant violation of immigration law you encounter daily...
You get wicked upset about an old Kenyan lady, who volunteers in her community, over-staying her visa. My question for you was whether you're just as vocal and upset (and whether you're doing anything about it) regarding the really obvious immigration law violations most Americans encounter daily. Are you outraged because this woman is Obama's elderly aunt, or are you truly outraged about her violation of immigration rules?
Put your money where your mouth is, and do some investigative work on behalf of your fellow citizens. Go and find out whether your neighbor, or the guy who cooks your food, or the guy who cleans your apartment/office building is legal on paper. It's your duty as a citizen to investigate and report. Once you do all the investigative work, then you can make a post here and we'll all join you in being "truly outraged." Turn them in, dawg. It's the patriotic thing to do. Bitches need to GTFO.
Again, as I've mentioned in my last post, this woman's case is just like thousands of others. She isn't the o nly person over-staying her visa, threatened with deporation, and using legal channels to contest the situation.
You were eloquent enough to summarize the situation by asking "the bitch to GTFO." How uniformly do you apply that attitude to questionably legal people you meet every day. Mountain-folk like you don't deserve access to the internets.
:laugh: Living in the city, I'm mountain folk? You're just precious. Again, ignore the facts and two federal government orders of deportation and a failed appeal. The fact that she has taken housing away from qualified legal immigrants. If you don't believe in the law and this country, I suggest you leave.
"I don't deserve the internets" :laugh: If you're trying to be a comedian, I suggest you keep your day job.
