Lately, I have seen where part of the debate on immigration reform, and the idea of providing Amnesty to illegal immigrants, has focused on the children of these illegal immigrants and aliens. I got to wondering why there was so any focus on the children. So, I started doing some research into the US Code, Title 8. And what I found was quite interesting.
Showing posts with label Citizenship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Citizenship. Show all posts
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Rights of Citizenship
As we all know, the debate over illegal immigration, or as the politically correct people want to desensitize everyone into thinking, the undocumented immigrants, continues every day and is a hotly contested argument. (Hop to the proposed Constitutional Amendment)
The basic principle of immigration is to allow people to come into the country to better themselves and, hopefully, better the country by bringing their experiences, knowledge, and skills. The United States has a well documented and comprehensive set of Immigration laws that provide for immigrants to apply for entry and either stay for a certain time limit, or to being the process towards Naturalization to become a United States Citizen. The powers that be, though, seem to think that allowing individuals to enter the country illegally should not hinder their ability to become United States Citizens.
The basic principle of immigration is to allow people to come into the country to better themselves and, hopefully, better the country by bringing their experiences, knowledge, and skills. The United States has a well documented and comprehensive set of Immigration laws that provide for immigrants to apply for entry and either stay for a certain time limit, or to being the process towards Naturalization to become a United States Citizen. The powers that be, though, seem to think that allowing individuals to enter the country illegally should not hinder their ability to become United States Citizens.
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