The Mexican and Salvadoran families whose children I teach used to live in concrete shacks with tin roofs. They barely fed themselves on $5 a day. Here their US-born children are eligible for free milk, cheese, beans, and other foods; local private charitable groups help very desperate families, like the ailing father of one of my students, by donating clothing and paying heating bills. One father saved up for five years in order to pay a coyote to pose as his children’s uncle and ferry them here by plane, a safer and more comfortable journey than the desert crossing made by the child’s classmates.

Happy in Singapore? Stay there. There are millions eager to take your place.

Why would anyone WANT to go to Amerika?

Why?

RR

“Can you be charged for human trafficking if you are trafficking yourself?”

That’s a pretty good question. In the United States, the answer is YES. For example, there was a 15 year old girl who was arrested for child pornography who took photos of HERSELF and disseminated them. See:

http://www.usatoday.com/tech/w.....orn_x.htm0

no, they are not. i remember a time when america didn’t have 11 million illegal mexican immigrants and the country got along just fine. perhaps, you can’t remember that time. illegal immigration is NOT necessary.

And _I_ remember a time when there weren’t millions of Koreans living in the U.S., legally and not, and the country got along just fine.

In fact, it was quite pleasant.

Having Korean women stream by the tens of thousands to California to spawn like so many demented salmon is completely unnecessary.

no, they are not. i remember a time when america didn’t have 11 million illegal mexican immigrants and the country got along just fine. perhaps, you can’t remember that time. illegal immigration is NOT necessary.

btw, the public hospital in my area is always teetering on the edge of bankruptcy because of uninsured illegal immigrants from mexico. tell me
something, ms judy. where’s all that mexican tax money you were talking about? it ain’t korean anchor babies straining american healthcare, my dear.

‘pawikirogi, I see no reason why we can’t increase enforcement along the border and try to prevent anchor babies.’

well, i do. you see, congress just recently passed a bill authorizing the building of a 700 hundred mile fence along the border with mexico. the problem is that congress didn’t fund it. you mean this country should undertake the process of changing an amendment to the constitution because of 5000 korean anchor babies while at the same time, refusing to spend a dime on an measure to stop illegal border crossings?

the two are not of equal weight. illegal immigration from mexico must be the priority. it must come first. it must come first because this nation must remain western in it’s culture and primarily european in it’s population.

http://english.chosun.com/w21d.....60035.html