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Citizenship?

Started by bstratton, 04/19/2003 05:44PM
Posted 04/19/2003 05:44PM Opening Post
I am normally neutral to political topics, but sometimes I wonder how other people view important topics. I saw on TV lately that the U.S. is waiving the normal delays, for immigrants to come to the States, if they agree to go to war for them. It mentioned that there were a number of these new potential immigrants that died in the latest war. One of the mothers of the recently killed soldiers said that she was proud that her son died serving his yet to be country. I personally think this practice of letting people in quicker if they go to war is deplorable. They can now nail their citizen papers on their coffins. The immigration authorities (or those who make these decisions) I guess have the attitude, that heh, if you want to make it to the U.S., then there is a price to pay. Anybody else wish to comment?

Brien

Posted 04/19/2003 09:54PM #1
i wonder if the same offer is being made to those choosing
"alternative service" of the kind served by the conscientious objectors during the Viet Nam era?

Anyone know?
Thanks,
-mw.

-mw.


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