JS>If they refuse to take up arms in defense of this country, they cann
JS>LEGALLY become citizens. It's one of the questions that is asked dur
JS>naturalization interview. That and if they were ever arrested for 
criminal
JJ>Illegals lie a lot.  They know they can get away with it.
You mean they would compound their initial illegal act (entering this 
country illegally or remaining here beyond their authorized stay or 
whatever) by committing further illegal acts? What a novel theory!
The fact that a large percentage of aliens currently incarcerated in our 
prisons for drug related crimes are aliens who got their "permanent 
residency" under the amnesty laws of 1986 shouldn't come as a total 
surprise to anyone. 
JS>activity.  However, those who are illegaly here don't give a hoot fo
JS>country, only that the welfare checks keep a commin'.
JJ>We are the *safety valve* for all over populated countries in the
JJ>world.  :-(
The reason why the Nicaraguan And Central American Relief Act, NACARA for 
short, was passed giving special benefits to Central Americans in 
particular, is that the economies of Guatemala and El Salvador would 
collapse if we repatriated all of their citizens who were here illegally. 
We gave Nicaraguans and Cubans a defacto amnesty law was for political 
fodder in Florida. There's a huge Cuban and Nicaraguan population in that 
state, primarily located in Miami. 
As for the Russians and former Sovite Bloc countries, it's also a matter of 
economics. Russia is struggling as is most of Eastern Europe. If they 
received a large influx of their citizens expelled from here, it would 
severely strain their economies. 
So much for national sovreignty.
John , jnsampson@ibm.net 
 "To find reasonable doubt, one must first be capable of reason."
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