Comments on: California Court to Hear Case of Illegal Alien Seeking to Be Lawyer

By: Elva Camarena

Elva Camarena — Sat, 07 Sep 2013 00:16:55 +0000

I am a Hispanic that had lived in this wonderful nation for about 43 years. I am an immigrant that became a Naturalized U.S. Citizen long time ago. The humble education that I have, and the progress that I have made in life, I OWE IT TO THIS COUNTRY. What can I give in return? LOYALTY, FOR SURE, and FIGHT FOR ITS INTERESTS.

Believe me, the U.S. LET IT GO TOO FAR!!! The illegal and even legal immigration is a very complex issue that needs to be taken care of, NOW. I read hundreds of comments of American people in regards to illegal immigration, and the so-called amnesty, and I perceive that most are giving up or surrendering to the decisions of the politicians in Washington, who at the same time are succumbing to the demands of advocates for illegal immigration and lobbyists. What did it take Egypt to overthrown Mohamed Morsi and its minions?

Perhaps, if it passes, I hope not, then we really need to do something else to take America back. Not just make comments in the internet.

By: Cindy Gelst

Cindy Gelst — Fri, 06 Sep 2013 20:27:44 +0000

In reply to Sue Carnes. I strongly believe that you should be born in America to run America! And if you want to run in any legal office you definitly have to be a citizen. And that is not a recent one. We are already giving all of them social security numbers and that I do not understand. Also in order to get a job you have to speak spanish. My kids had to hunt for jobs, meanwhile all thier mexican and hyspanic friends had jobs. I love America but I am getting worried where were headed. We no longer are holding them back!

By: bob

bob — Fri, 06 Sep 2013 19:47:14 +0000

all we have to do is look at history to tell the story of what happens to great countries when it allows the amount of outsiders ,as in third world people flowing into it becomes larger then the patriot population, example, the roman empire. it fell from within and that is what will happen to us unless we stop the raging river of the type of people swarming us now.

By: Tom KIng

Tom KIng — Fri, 06 Sep 2013 19:31:12 +0000

Notice that those in power have no problem whatsoever with illegals in jobs that are beneath them (or at least lower paid jobs than their own) – yet, when an illegal threatens their own livelihood – wow, they are quickly against it. Such is the case with illegals trying to be lawyers. I guess politicos like being seen to be sympathetic for the ‘poor illegals’ and are fine with them picking fruit or working in the back of restaurants. But do they want them to be professionals? Do they want illegals in their own world?

No way.

Also, an illegal lawyer might charge only 40 dollars per hour – and not 300 plus.
You know lawyers don’t want that.

By: Sid

Sid — Fri, 06 Sep 2013 17:28:43 +0000

In reply to Leland.

Leland:

I live in South Florida and you are right, You can’t swing a stick without hitting an illegal. The economy is terrible and everyday things are way too expensive. Fifteen years ago I made $10K less than I made this year and live a whole heck of a lot better. As a single female, I’ve had to cut back on many things.

If the amnesty goes through, we are done as the great country we once were. America is in decline and everything our European ancestors built will be destroyed. We are becoming (if not already) a welfare nation.

By: Sid

Sid — Fri, 06 Sep 2013 17:10:11 +0000

In reply to KTirrell. KTirrell: There is an article today on Yahoo news stating that there has been an uptick in Americans giving up their citizenship to move to other countries. Mostly to avoid the high taxes. Check it out-it's a good read.