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So wrong

No words. Just wrong.

Send prayers for this kid, positive energy, whatever you got.

This is something we need to fix.

http://news.yahoo.com/video/us-1574...ms-faces-deportation-in-florida-28488313.html

It's sad that her parents put her in that postion and she is the victim of her parents mistakes not our government. illegal immigration is just that sneaking into another country on false pretenses , remember when american hikers crossed into Iran? But I guess we should throw away any security and have no idea who is in our country. Should she be allowed a fast track citizenship , yes if she so chooses but if she was so concerned why didn't she do something about it before they decided to throw her out. Smart girl with a total lack of regard for the law like her parents.
 
She's just a kid and she's worked really hard to make an American dream she had come true. Why didn't she do anything to ensure that she could stay? I don't know. Maybe she didn't realize she was not legal with her mother not here. I don't know much about how those things work. But this story broke my heart. She didn't bring this on herself. This kid did what we complain so many young people don't do anymore. Apparently her father is allowed to stay but she and her sister have to go.
 
Gigi.....life isn't fair. And it isn't fair to all of those immigrants that did it legally and right...for others like this kid to just breeze by them and benefit from being an American when she is an illegal. It isn't fair to ANYONE that follows the law and becomes a US citizen legally.

She should go back to Columbia and apply for US Citizenship and make what her parents did wrong right again. That degree will still be there waiting for her to work towards when she comes back.
 
I didn't see where she came in 1991. But I do remember her saying she came at 4. Maybe she doesnt' have a social security number. I didn't apply for one until I was 17, I think.
 
I didn't see where she came in 1991. But I do remember her saying she came at 4. Maybe she doesnt' have a social security number. I didn't apply for one until I was 17, I think.[/QUOTE

if she has ever worked, she needs one, if she went to college, she needs one, if she is here illegally, she stole someones identity...see,,,she needs a birth certificate to get one...one from mexico dont work..but she didnt ruin your life by stealing your identity, so pity her and not her victim...
 
She's just a kid and she's worked really hard to make an American dream she had come true. Why didn't she do anything to ensure that she could stay? I don't know. Maybe she didn't realize she was not legal with her mother not here. I don't know much about how those things work. But this story broke my heart. She didn't bring this on herself. This kid did what we complain so many young people don't do anymore. Apparently her father is allowed to stay but she and her sister have to go.

From what i understand that her father has legal residence status and her brother is in the US military. Perhaps ICE has it wrong, I don't know but if she is illegal she has to go.
 
I didn't see where she came in 1991. But I do remember her saying she came at 4. Maybe she doesnt' have a social security number. I didn't apply for one until I was 17, I think.

I don't know how old you are and am not going to ask. But if you are around the same age as I am, I didn't get my SS# until I started working parttime after I got into high school. There have been lots of changes since than, parent have to apply for a SS# for their kids once they are born. However, if she didn't have one I am wondering how she was ever enrolled in school.
 
I don't know how old you are and am not going to ask. But if you are around the same age as I am, I didn't get my SS# until I started working parttime after I got into high school. There have been lots of changes since than, parent have to apply for a SS# for their kids once they are born. However, if she didn't have one I am wondering how she was ever enrolled in school.

that is exactly my point...someone had to show a s.s. card for her..a s.s. card that was NOT hers...a fraudulent s.s. card. anybody who thinks thats not a huge problem, {ever heard of a company named Lifelock?} are simply not paying attention.
 
that is exactly my point...someone had to show a s.s. card for her..a s.s. card that was NOT hers...a fraudulent s.s. card. anybody who thinks thats not a huge problem, {ever heard of a company named Lifelock?} are simply not paying attention.

The problem is the leftwing politicos are going to complain about the situation until they start loosing their life savings and credit destroyed by these people, than they'll be crying and screaming and blaming everything on the right.
 
its a big voteing block desperately needed by any party promising back-door amnesty, or fast track citizenship. obama did a 180 on his previous statement that anyone here illegally needs to go home and come back through the proper channels...he pandered to them many months ago with a complete reversal on his previous stand...why? why indeed...takes a while to get them registered...its exactly why i have no respect for blood sucking politicians, and i see none from either party that is any different...
 
She didn't go to college yet. She's waiting to hear who she got into. She's a HS senior. I know you have to apply for SS numbers when you have kids. That's what we had to do. But if she came here at four with her mother or father, maybe they just didn't apply for one for her. I'm not supporting the idea of identity theft. But I'm not so sure she has done that. If her family has, it changes the story a bit. But we don't know that. Her brother did serve in our military, though.
 
it is indeed a sad situation,,you cant blame her,,most likely she is using some legal family members number...but she is using one...i do believe there are some circumstances where cases like hers are given a more compassionate appraisal, but its a slippery slope...some consideration should be given to her age when she was brought here and to her brothers service...im glad i dont have to make that decision
 
They're giving her two more years here. I think that's a great thing. At the end of the day, she's just a kid. And she has worked so hard.
 
The above, are "your people", gigi. As you spew your "heartfelt" fear/hate of your "Barry", the threadsters you encouraged by your top post, are the sorts of people that're on your team.
 
I didn't see where she came in 1991. But I do remember her saying she came at 4. Maybe she doesnt' have a social security number. I didn't apply for one until I was 17, I think.[/QUOTE

if she has ever worked, she needs one, if she went to college, she needs one, if she is here illegally, she stole someones identity...see,,,she needs a birth certificate to get one...one from mexico dont work..but she didnt ruin your life by stealing your identity, so pity her and not her victim...



Huh? "IF" she stole an identity ... and, I don't know that she did ... I wouldn't pity her for one second. Who knows, maybe it's another double standard ... I have to produce my documents, but an illegal doesn't. :::shrug::: Same ole, same ole ...
 
The above, are "your people", gigi. As you spew your "heartfelt" fear/hate of your "Barry", the threadsters you encouraged by your top post, are the sorts of people that're on your team.

I'll tell you what, fairsheet. If those are "my" people then I'll consider myself to be in pretty good company. They disagreed with me. They said why. They didn't use words like "spew", "skank" , "lies for good". They stuck to the topic. They didn't try to tackle the messenger. In other words, they're capable of disagreeing without resorting to the tactics you resort to. In fact, you're the only one who felt it necessary to pop onto this thread and discuss the posters instead of the topic.
So shut up.
 
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