Facing deportation, Texan at Harvard draws support

asianballa23 · Jun 18, 2010

insane man said:

why?

i want my alma matres to be superb educational institutions that have diverse student bodies. this actually necessarily requires diversity of citizenship. and given we have at least ten million undocumented workers in the country, i'd hope at least 3% of the student bodies are undocumented. they are underrepresented and bring a very critical voice to the classroom. they also need more financial help to be able to attend institutions.
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hmmm... you do know the meaning of the word "illegal" right?

asianballa23 · Jun 18, 2010

glynch said:

Regarding those big brains who say "the law is the law; nuf said", fortunately the law and in this case immigration law has all sorts of waivers and leaves many decisions to the discretion of judges and juries. Often times the law has some built in mercy.

This kid can apply for suspension of deportation since he has been here so long. Amost Undoubtedly it will be granted from the facts we have here. In the county for more than 10 years; substantial ties; good moral character (sorry anti-immigration freaks) etc. Once he is granted the suspension of deportation he will eventually become a resident and a citizen if he is not too soured by the whole ordeal. Again sorry anti-immigrant freaks you need to get with your local conservative congressman to try to change the law.
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while you're at it, let's just open up the freakin border.

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