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Livin' the dream.... ?

Goodpasture

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Larrry said:
Gotta go besides, you can play on here and keep your childish mind occupied.
Your punctuation ranks right up there with your spelling and grammar, doesn't it?



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What a moron............
 

kolanuraven

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The dishwasher guy wants to go home...let him.

Take out whatever amount of taxes he would have paid while here out of his $50K+...and let him go home.


Sic'em Goodpasture!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 

Silver

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kolanuraven said:
The dishwasher guy wants to go home...let him.

Take out whatever amount of taxes he would have paid while here out of his $50K+...and let him go home.

Exactly. See that he paid his fair share of taxes. I don't know how it works down there, but up here when you get paid the employer is responsible for making the proper scource deductions at payroll time. You also don't get a job without a valid SIN. If this poor schlup was working for $5.50/hr I doubt he owes much if any in taxes. I have a hard time figuring how anybody could figure a hard working person (illegal or otherwise) failing to declare his personal property at the border is more worrisome than the state confiscating personal property without due process.
BTW, it seems to me that any country would be a lot better off with hardworking folks like this driving the economy, and he'd make a heck of a poster child for GW's guest worker visa idea.
 
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Anonymous

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Silver said:
I have a hard time figuring how anybody could figure a hard working person (illegal or otherwise) failing to declare his personal property at the border is more worrisome than the state confiscating personal property without due process.

"They asked me how much money I had," Zapeta recalled, speaking to CNN in Spanish.

He told the customs officials $59,000. At that point, U.S. customs seized his money, setting off a two-year struggle for Zapeta to get it back.
Zapeta, who speaks no English, said he didn't know he was running afoul of U.S. law by failing to declare he was carrying more than $10,000 with him. Anyone entering or leaving the country with more than $10,000 has to fill out a one-page form declaring the money to U.S. customs.

But he did violate the law- not only by entering the country illegally in the first place-- but by failing to follow US customs rules and declaring the over $10,000 he had when he tried to leave the country...
Its usually automatic that anything you fail to declare is seized- and many times not returned....
Canadian customs does it all the time...I've seen many US citizens guns they've seized and vehicles they've torn apart when they find one round of hollow point (or as Canucks call them- dum-dum ammunition)- with the guns ending up being destroyed (one was a beautiful collectors German Lugar)...Seen the Canadians seize lots of vehicles- and it takes months of paperwork, court appearances, and fines usually to get them back....Seen the US guys seize lots of Canadian vehicles with just small amounts of mary jane in them...
Our Crimestoppers parade car used to be a little foreign sports car that was seized from a Canadian that got caught bringing too big an amount of marijuana across...Had a little sign right on it "Seized from a Drug Dealer"...

Remember- your talking about foreigners in a foreign country...Even the mounties used to agree with me-- they have no rights when they do wrong in a foreign country....
 

kolanuraven

Well-known member
But..if you take the guy into custody look at all the expense that will incur to try to prove what we already know--he was illegal-- AND what we want to do to him--he wants to go home anyway.

If he's home then his family WON'T follow him to the US anyway. I'd say he's learned his lesson and he is one immigrant you won't have to worry about again.

So why spend tax payers money to do what he wants to do already...LEAVE and go home??

I don't see why the US doesn't have a set time that allows ANY and all immigrants to go back home without fear of being caught.

I know of about 5 guys and their families that WANT to go back home but are afraid of getting caught trying to go back. You might be surprised of how many are disillusioned here and want to go back yet are afraid to do such.

If they want to go...let'em. Save us money in the long run.
 

don

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and let all those american kids who want to wash dishes have those jobs the dirty immigrants stole from them. lol.
 

Red Robin

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don said:
and let all those american kids who want to wash dishes have those jobs the dirty immigrants stole from them. lol.
Don we have a bunch of bleeding heart liberals down here, much like you, who have insisted that we need to give people money for doing nothing. They can make more on welfare so because of all this, you're right. We give money so people wont' work then gripe about them not working. Take away the welfare, lock the border and it'll all work out fine.
 

don

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rr: Take away the welfare, lock the border and it'll all work out fine.

keep a happy thought but i think you might be fifty years too late.
 

Sandhusker

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don said:
i thought there'd be more people on here against state confiscation of private property.

If the property was obtained illegally, it's confiscatable. Was the property in question obtained legally or not?
 

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