Sorry but she should be gone.

**space.cowboy** · 02-03-12, 11:35 AM

Originally Posted by Tenrou

So we punish a child for the misgivings of the parents?

This was what I was getting at in my point. As far as the deportation is concerned, it shouldn't matter one bit that her parents just died in a car wreck. Or what happened to them. Its not her fault that she is here illegally. She may not even know that she is here illegally. She's been here since she was what, 2 or 3?

You wouldn't charge a 15 year old for drug possession when they're parents are pulled over with drugs in the trunk while he's in the back seat.

**Red_Lizard2** · 02-03-12, 01:33 PM

So why should we deport someone who came to the U.S. when they were 2 or 3, to begin with? For one, she didn't have a choice to come or not, for two she probably knows very little about Brazil outside of what family has told her about it, and three, do we know if she even has family still in Brazil?

**deathgodusmc** · 02-03-12, 05:13 PM

Originally Posted by Fovezer

Really? Your gripe is with a 15 year old girl who has done nothing wrong? A girl who was brought here by her parents when she was 3 years old. How the fuck is a 15 year old supposed to apply for citizenship? What the hell is wrong with you? Are you just doing this to get a rise out of people or are you really this pathetic?

Nothing wrong? Shes been in this country for 12 years ILLEGALLY. At some point in time her family could have applied. Im not saying its her fault but that doesnt change the reality of it.

**deathgodusmc** · 02-03-12, 05:15 PM

Originally Posted by Xavsnipe

yea, deathgayYMCA, get off the poor kid´s back...she just lost her whole family...she should get treatment and then get an honorary citizenship for what she´s gone through. Those are the people you SHOULD want in the U.S. That kid will forever be grateful.

Its definitely a tragity but still. We dont have honorary citizenship for those that serve in our military so why should we give it away to someone that has not earned it?

**moving-target** · 02-03-12, 05:16 PM

Originally Posted by space.cowboy

Sooooo...

let's assume her parents didn't die in some car accident. Lets assume her parents died... in a gun fight with police while trying to rob a liquor store. Both parents died, as well as two officers, with others critically wounded. Do you deport her then?

yes shes still inocent even if her parents were the head of some huge cartel SHE is innocent unless shes pushing product or some how directly involved

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

Nothing wrong? Shes been in this country for 12 years ILLEGALLY. At some point in time her family could have applied. Im not saying its her fault but that doesnt change the reality of it.

15 -12 = 3 so between 3 and 15 she shoulda taken a citizen test ? its not HER fault her parents did not do it

**deathgodusmc** · 02-03-12, 05:17 PM

Originally Posted by Mobiusxg5

Really.... thats like the most pathetic... thing I've heard you say.... How by law is she suppose to get citizenship at that age....

Sorry but that was the most lame comment I've seen from you today yet....

Meh your just upset i called you out in the other section of the forum.

**moving-target** · 02-03-12, 05:18 PM

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

Its definitely a tragity but still. We dont have honorary citizenship for those that serve in our military so why should we give it away to someone that has not earned it?

she stays in this country becomes a citizen finds work pays taxes she more then earns it

**deathgodusmc** · 02-03-12, 05:20 PM

Originally Posted by Xavsnipe

Laws are bent and broken every single day in the U.S.

Stop being idiotic dickheads thinking everything in the U.S. is black and white. In this case, that law SHOULD be bent as much as it has to be bent for that kid to get better and reconstruct her life. She´s got it bad enough already.

But we didnt do anything to her to make it bad. Not to be an ass but if the family had left instead of staying here illegally they might all still be together. Some things should be black and white. Milking our system so you can stay here illegally is one of them. It should be a given im talking about the 12 years prior to this incident but we all know how things work around here.

**deathgodusmc** · 02-03-12, 05:22 PM

Originally Posted by Toad

Even from the coldest perspective, keeping the kid here is a good public relations move for the USA, definitely much better than deporting her. The cost savings from deporting her would be worth less than the loss of face. Your heartlessness wouldn't help the USA, but rather hurt it. There's a lesson in there for you, but I suspect you won't find it.

Yeah im sure it will stop the flow of illegals from coming here and the ones here would all pack up and leave.

**deathgodusmc** · 02-03-12, 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by Fovezer

Oh, I see you're been reading your thesaurus! Big words! Lol!

Just stunned that someone would use a young teenage girl who just lost her whole family for an anti-immigrant rant. As if the 15 year old girl actually had a say in her immigration status or as if she could have done anything about it. It disgusts me because it is just so damn pathetic. It tells you a lot about people.

ROFL what rant?