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Everything posted by Ban Hammer
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"...and subject to the jurisdiction thereof..." which could be argued to exclude those illegally in the country.
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FILIPINA DIVORCED IN USA BUT NOT RECOGNIZED IN PH
Ban Hammer replied to maryaaaa's topic in Philippines
do not hijack other threads with your questions - use the thread you created for your questions https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/826792-k1/ -
"She says she's being made the scapegoat because she wrote the directive..." no, she wrote bad policy and was taken to task for it.
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zombie thread locked. if you have questions, please start a new thread.
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to put things in perspective: According to the United Nations, there are 195 recognised countries in the world. Currently, 33 nations (plus two territories) around the world have jus soli, or unrestricted, birthright citizenship. or just under 17% of those countries. so it's not really an outlandish idea. the usa and canada are the only two for the most developed countries in the world to have this.
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A Messy Upcoming Immigration Endeavor - Waiver Needed?
Ban Hammer replied to CoastieGirlOnline's topic in Canada
stop making work for me........ -
Trump Appointees & Nominees
Ban Hammer replied to Crazy Cat's topic in Current Events and Hot Social Topics
i'd rather see Trey Gowdy in that role -
Getting the Passport back during the Administrative Processing
Ban Hammer replied to lk27's topic in Canada
as the OP has not been seen for 3.5 years, it is unlikely you will get a response. please start a new thread should you have questions. this thread locked to further replies. -
from newsweek on Feb 02, 2024 "The issue is a $150.7 billion one, shared between federal and state governments, and that's just one year." https://www.newsweek.com/illegal-immigration-costs-us-billions-biden-administration-policy-impact-taxpayer-burden-1866555
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i fully agree. illegal workers work for less and undercut wages for those usc's with few skills (the young, the poor, etc) and the amount of money sent out of the us back to their home countries is staggering. for all the noise i hear about a "living wage" it seems odd that the same who make noise about it are often the same who want sanctuary cities, thus having their cake and eating it too. a search on google showed that "Some estimate that undocumented workers send $70 billion back to their home countries each year. Some news reports estimate that about 10% of remittances sent to Mexico in 2022 could have come from illegal activity."
