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To: tejek who wrote (267997)	1/11/2006 5:04:27 PM
From: d[-_-]b	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575771

tejek, re:We are not talking guest workers here......... Without proper ID or passports it's hard to tell which are the "good" illegals from the "bad". Police all over the country should be allowed to ask a persons status - why is this blocked by so many cities and opposed by many states and other "rights" organizations? re:They live indefinitely ten individuals to a one bedroom in the crowded inner city of American cities The ones I met and picked up or dropped off lived in an apartment complex around 185th and Burnside in Portland, OR - far from the inner city. They did have ten or so living in one unit - but they've spilled out of the inner cities over ten years ago and into the suburbs. re:And some of them contribute to this country's crime problems That's true - and they also use up the limited medical facilties we have, in some studies I've read the new borns are nearing 50% illegals. This is really bad news, since the first illegals simply came for a job to send money home. Bringing wives and having children in the USA is a whole different issue - they are exploiting immigration loopholes and gaining citizenship though unregulated means.