need your help of being illegal here in the US

[justashooter 430]

Moving this again to get it out of a Forum where the thread could explode.

the best way to deal with ticking bombs is controlled demolition in a confined environment with appropriate relief.

modern plastics and stabils like anfo (watergel) are perfectly safe to handle, and useful tools in the appropriate circumstance, but picric acid and similar primitive primary detonatives are just too dangerous for the average idiot to handle. i would prefer straight nitro glycerine to these, as you can judge it's stability by temperature and odor.

[luckytxn 2,264]

So nice when criminals come here to ask us that are doing it the lawful way for help

[sachinky 465]

Go back to the homeland. File for CR1. Wait for it to be denied and then file a waiver. Get a lawyer, as well.

Man, illegal immigrants make my blood boil. I don't care WHAT your personal situation is, breaking and violating laws of the country you one day wish to immigrate to/become of a citizen of is appalling. No sympathy from me, either.

[Nagishkaw 510]

Man, illegal immigrants make my blood boil. I don't care WHAT your personal situation is, breaking and violating laws of the country you one day wish to immigrate to/become of a citizen of is appalling. No sympathy from me, either.

[Snowbird 0]

The kindest of us around here would suggest an immigration attorney. The others would suggest the illegal go back where they belong and suffer USCIS like the rest of us (or in this case, suffer a likely ban from re-entry).

Either way... you won't find help for illegals on this forum.

Seems like he must have been doing ok finding work if he's been here 10 years..

He's probably just waiting for some nice helpful people in Government to rescue these poor, exploited, confused "Migrants" with an amnesty [/sarcasm]

[jimnlena 8]

Time to pay the piper!! No Sympathy here!

[meowmeowmeow 1]

no sympathy on this forum for that kind of thing.

Seconded.

99% of us are on this forum because we're doing it the legal way. If it has taken your friend's husband ten years to realize "oh #######, maybe I should become a legal resident", he's never going to be able to make it through the mounds of paperwork, questioning and general atonement that would be required.

Third and final reading. 10 years is almost enough times for most family immigration categories to become current let alone a spouse. He got married 8 years after he was living in the US. What was he doing for 8 years? I'm sorry, there might be some sympathy for the devil but not for your friend's husband.

tell him to go home and try to do it the legal and right way. i'm sick of reading about people like this. NO SYMPATHY!!!

[Old Dominion 26]

We need to know more about his situation before condemning him. I am shocked at the judgmentalism from all corners. Folks close to me are struggling to find a way to stay here after overstaying their visitors' visas, and they are nice Christian people indeed. They will make good citizens, better than all the milliions of USC addicts and welfare cheats, for sure. America at one time gave good people a chance.

[sachinky 465]

No one has any sympathy for us who are trying to do things legally while being separated for months from our husbands/wives. USCIS isn't saying to me, "Oh honey, you're doing things legally. Good for you! Here's five thousand useless points and quick approval for you." I don't see why I'm required to have any for those who circumvent immigration laws, good Christians or not. Or devout Hindus. Or pious Muslims. Those stringent laws are in place for a reason. Because people have been taking advantage of those laws and breaking them left, right and center for ages.

And you're right, I'm sure those people you mention will make first-class citizens. Law-abiding ones, even. The ones overstaying their visas. Yeah, right.

There should really be a sarcasm font.

Edited December 8, 2009 by sachinky

[sachinky 465]

And I forgot to add, just as a FYI -- "judgmentalism" isn't a word.

Edited December 8, 2009 by sachinky

[Wyatt's Torch 45]

We need to know more about his situation before condemning him. I am shocked at the judgmentalism from all corners. Folks close to me are struggling to find a way to stay here after overstaying their visitors' visas, and they are nice Christian people indeed. They will make good citizens, better than all the milliions of USC addicts and welfare cheats, for sure. America at one time gave good people a chance.

The fact that you just cited "nice Christians" as welcome immigrants implies "judgmentalism" [sic] against the myriad atheists, agnostics, Jews, Hindus, Muslims, Buddhists, Shintoists, Sikhs and those of other faiths that are endeavoring to enter the United States.

Religion has nothing to do with the process. Honesty and adherence to legality DOES.

[TBoneTX 45,294]

Compassion comes in various shades of gray, whereas laws are black & white. In the end, laws usually win, si man.

Sidebar: Just this week, I saw an editorial commentary in which the author referred to Obama's apparent intent "to amnesty the illegals." Great new verb, much like "We must influx new capital into the system" that I heard from a financial expert on the radio, si man. And, the illegals will then be amnesthetized, si man.

[justashooter 430]

We need to know more about his situation before condemning him. I am shocked at the judgmentalism from all corners. Folks close to me are struggling to find a way to stay here after overstaying their visitors' visas, and they are nice Christian people indeed. They will make good citizens, better than all the milliions of USC addicts and welfare cheats, for sure. America at one time gave good people a chance.

what an idiot. i guess in gambia it doesn't matter what the law says, just whether you get what you want or not.

send your illegal "christian" friends home, and tell them to read the ten commandments again, while they're at it.

[Dakine 26]

hello everyone, i just want to post here and need your openion about my friend. she is married to illegal (EWI) husband and its been 10 years now that his husband been staying in here and they are been two years marriage now. my concern is, is there a way to make her husband be a US legal citizen and if so how can they gonna do the process then. thank you and hope to here some information.

If he's been paying his taxes and is an addition to the US tell the wife to file a I-130 for him. He'll have to go home and when the petition gets denied file a waiver and proceed.

Are they Filipinos?

[DanielParul 50]

No one has any sympathy for us who are trying to do things legally while being separated for months from our husbands/wives. USCIS isn't saying to me, "Oh honey, you're doing things legally. Good for you! Here's five thousand useless points and quick approval for you." I don't see why I'm required to have any for those who circumvent immigration laws, good Christians or not. Or devout Hindus. Or pious Muslims. Those stringent laws are in place for a reason. Because people have been taking advantage of those laws and breaking them left, right and center for ages.

And you're right, I'm sure those people you mention will make first-class citizens. Law-abiding ones, even. The ones overstaying their visas. Yeah, right.

There should really be a sarcasm font.

As always