Locking borders Christian?

[johnny44]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Basically the Feds detained him because the answers he was giving didn't satisfy them.

First, he's pretty old to be born in the US, which he claims, and still carrying a very prominent Mexican accent. I think that's weird. Second, he says his mother lives in Mexico. There are a lot of illegals here with false papers.

My son is seeing that it looks like a Hispanic has his Social Security number and we are going to have to check this out. That's pretty upsetting.

I want them to check and verify if their papers are false. There is way too much of that going on as well.

Go to the Pheonix/Mesa Hilton and you will find some much older ladies with a very heavy accent.They are not hispanic.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by johnny44

Go to the Pheonix/Mesa Hilton and you will find some much older ladies with a very heavy accent.They are not hispanic.

It's just strange that his wife, who also said she was born in the US, doesn't have an accent and he does while saying his mother lived in Mexico.

Regardless, whatever answers he gave the Feds was not satisfying them without the birth certificate. They got that lined out and he was let go. I don't see the problem. He was detained at the weigh station for some reason and I am not prepared to call it racial profiling.

[johnny44]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

It's just strange that his wife, who also said she was born in the US, doesn't have an accent and he does while saying his mother lived in Mexico.

Regardless, whatever answers he gave the Feds was not satisfying them without the birth certificate. They got that lined out and he was let go. I don't see the problem. He was detained at the weigh station for some reason and I am not prepared to call it racial profiling.

Some hispanic families raise there children speaking spanish and other hispanic families raise there children speaking english only.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by johnny44

Some hispanic families raise there children speaking spanish and other hispanic families raise there children speaking english only.

They need to speak English in America.

[johnny44]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

They need to speak English in America.

If you don't know how to speak spanish how will you ever be able to pronounce California,Arizona,Colorado,Oregon,Texas,Florida and Montana properly. t/c

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

They need to speak English in America.

speaking of English, what would y'all think about English becoming the "official language" of the United States?

[johnny44]

Originally Posted by Sam

speaking of English, what would y'all think about English becoming the "official language" of the United States?

We wouldn't have to change the name of our nation would we? America the beautiful. G.B.

[Monkeyman]

Originally Posted by n david

The Arizona law contains a mirror of US Law which dictates that non-citizens must carry papers at all times. The AZ law allows law enforcement to ask for those papers in certain circumstances, just as citizens must comply and show license and proof of insurance.

Before SB 1070 law enforcement could not ask for documentation or ask about legal status.

But be honest, only mexicans are going to be asked for papers, its racial profiling, and as a Mexican I don't agree with it. This is terrible dividing law. Terrible!

[Monkeyman]

Originally Posted by johnny44

If you don't know how to speak spanish how will you ever be able to pronounce California,Arizona,Colorado,Oregon,Texas,Florida and Montana properly. t/c

Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great post, San Jose, Los Angeles, San Marcos, San Diego....sheeeesh

[Baron1710]

Originally Posted by Monkeyman

But be honest, only mexicans are going to be asked for papers, its racial profiling, and as a Mexican I don't agree with it. This is terrible dividing law. Terrible!

Really?

Because every time I have ever been stopped I have been asked for identification that indicates my citizenship.