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John2

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5. So how

Reply to AlphaCentauri (Original post)

Mon Nov 26, 2012, 04:00 PM

Nov 2012

Does the Arizona Law square with the U.S. Constitution if these kids are U.S. Citizens? I think there should be some amnesty and the parents be allowed to become U.S. citizens. I never paid attention to this issue, so I see where there does need to be some reform.

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Mexicans feeling persecuted flee U.S. [View all] AlphaCentauri Nov 2012 OP

If Oscar Castellanos and his sister were born in Arizona and are US citizens, they aren't Mexicans slackmaster Nov 2012 #1

certainly their parents are. the children did not make the decision to leave the US. Parents did. robinlynne Nov 2012 #4

Somehow I remember the Sout Park episode with Mantiquilla Xyzse Nov 2012 #2

HOW SAD ROBROX Nov 2012 #3

So how John2 Nov 2012 #5

The Arizona law would require that police report undocumenteds to the federal government. Pterodactyl Nov 2012 #7

During the 1st Great Depression, immigrants fled the US too. fasttense Nov 2012 #6

Sad that they felt they had to go. I hope the boy adjusts. TwilightGardener Nov 2012 #8