Irvine511
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the iron horse said:
Yes
But I remember my grandfather saying that his father made them work six days a week.
It was only only Sunday they did not work.
thank goodness for the socialists, eh?
the iron horse said:
Yes
But I remember my grandfather saying that his father made them work six days a week.
It was only only Sunday they did not work.
Irvine511 said:
thank goodness for the socialists, eh?
INDY500 said:
The process of bringing foreign spouses and other close relatives has also slowed, especially if they are from certain areas of the world.
Post 9/11 I feel all of that is perfectly warranted, however. A necessary inconvenience.
WASHINGTON — Emilio Gonzalez, director of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), announced his decision to resign from his current position, and will leave the office by April 18, reports the World Journal. Gonzalez has been criticized for new practices he had pushed, including the hike in application fees last July that resulted in a flood of applications before the cut-off date. Millions of applications are sitting in the backlog at USCIS, with more than a million applicants waiting for the U.S. citizenship in order to vote this year. USCIS’s “low efficiency” handling the backlog generated many lawsuits, and is one of the leading causes of Gonzalez’s resignation, according to the World Journal.
melon said:
How can we ever have "free trade" with nations that are not free?
BorderGirl said:Found on:
http://the 26th parallel.blogspot.com/2006/01/are-sanctions-ethical_26.html
All I ask for is that the regime take active measures to promote freedom of expression and democracy, is that too much to ask for? In the meantime, we need to put the pressure on Cuba. The rest of the world needs to join us. It is most definitely in this country's best interest for a neighboring country to be free and loosened from the shackles of Marxism.