MS>If Daddy and Mommy are deported, the children of the illegal
MS>immigrants are not likely to remain.
  
RM>It might be germaine at this point to mention that children
RM>born here are US citizens, and I imagine that there are a
RM>great many children of illegal aliens who are, in fact, US
RM>citizens.....
  
PS> So I guess the real question here is "Are there citizens of this
PS> country, or any specific State in the Union who can be denied 
PS> services normally allowed to all?"
MS>If two native-born _American_ citizens move to Paris, their
MS>8-year-old kid has no "attend" Atlanta schools just because he's an
MS>American...unless he lives in Atlanta.
HUH?!??  This must set some kind of record for being 
incomprehensible...  Do YOU know what you're trying to say?
MS>Why do you feel it's denying the kid's "rights" only if his
MS>parents are illegal aliens who've been deported to their homeland?
And this is supposed to relate to what Paul wrote, but I'll
be damned if I can see how?  We're talking about denying
rights to American citizens, and you're off on kids from
Atlanta in Paris with deported parents... What goes through
your mind when you're writing?
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