What is the name of your state? CA
Interesting press release...
LOS ANGELES, CA -- November 30, 2005 (AP) -- The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, part of the Department of Homeland Security, has set new immigration policies for the State of California to take effect January 1, 2006. One such policy is to process the deportation of all Mexican nationals residing in the State of California illegally. Other policies include the imprisonment of Mexican nationals who refuse to learn English, who speak Spanish in public institutions, or are found "too Mexican" and not allegiant to the United States.
When asked about these new policies, a Department of Homeland Security official, declining to state his name, commented, "There are far too many illegal Mexicans living in California. As we speak, there are probably five or six crossing the border right now. These new policies will finally put a stop to illegal immigration, and will reduce crime, drug use, prostitution, and air pollution caused these people."
Liberal groups are concerned that these new immigration policies are only targeting Mexicans and no other nationality. "Will anyone really care when one illegal Mexican is deported?", commented another official. "Most Californians would agree that all Mexicans should be gone."
More details about these new policies are to be announced by the Department of Homeland Security in the coming days.
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Interesting press release...
LOS ANGELES, CA -- November 30, 2005 (AP) -- The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, part of the Department of Homeland Security, has set new immigration policies for the State of California to take effect January 1, 2006. One such policy is to process the deportation of all Mexican nationals residing in the State of California illegally. Other policies include the imprisonment of Mexican nationals who refuse to learn English, who speak Spanish in public institutions, or are found "too Mexican" and not allegiant to the United States.
When asked about these new policies, a Department of Homeland Security official, declining to state his name, commented, "There are far too many illegal Mexicans living in California. As we speak, there are probably five or six crossing the border right now. These new policies will finally put a stop to illegal immigration, and will reduce crime, drug use, prostitution, and air pollution caused these people."
Liberal groups are concerned that these new immigration policies are only targeting Mexicans and no other nationality. "Will anyone really care when one illegal Mexican is deported?", commented another official. "Most Californians would agree that all Mexicans should be gone."
More details about these new policies are to be announced by the Department of Homeland Security in the coming days.
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