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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
А поищи по форуму, Крайми. Там есть тема по обсуждению языка общения.
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
Я перечитала ещё раз правила форума, там подобного нет...Originally posted by Sibiryak View PostComment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
С этим поиском не могу найти тему, но правила для русскоязычных форумов одинаковые.Originally posted by Crimea
Давай счас я по-польски буду писать, Кен по-французски, а ты по-украински, Игорь по-белорусски отвечать будет...Comment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
В любом случае, это не повод не уважительно относиться к другим людям. Даже если считаешь, что не уважают тебя, то лучше пожаловаться на такое сообщение, а не вести себя самому не по правиламOriginally posted by SibiryakOriginally posted by SibiryakComment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
Человек, только попав на новый форум сразу устанавливает свои правила и начинает обсуждение серьёзной темы с вздорных утверждений.
За "непонятно кто пишет" я имел ввиду что он без году неделя тут.
Если это кого-то оскорбляет - извиняюсь.
З.Ы. Всю эту переписку можешь удалить, а мой пост отмодерировать, а то нафлудили тут...Comment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
И все всех поймут, кроме Кена.Originally posted by SibiryakComment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
Ага, Кен никого не поймётOriginally posted by DV2009_UA View Post
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
I am not going to get any help for my situation, but I want this same benefits for all international students! now they have less rights than illegalsOriginally posted by steph View PostComment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
Алекса тебе нужны конкретные примеры в лицах или просто свое мнение высказать?
Что конкретно ты хочешь,чем тебе помочь?
ПС а насчет языков я считаю что писать можно хоть на японском главное что бы собеседники тебя понимал ,а если не понимает то это просто неуважение к собеседнику (на нашем форуме по крайней мере не все знают английский и украинский ,польский и прочие,а вот русский мне кажется знают все поэтому на нем и проще обшаться ) а вот ругаться по этому поводу смысла не вижу))
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
well I am in the college right now, no russian keybord here, sorry. They going to publish my article and told me that it could be perfect if I will find more evidence of difficult student life for international student, I no need names, just examples, or your own opinion about that. Thank you!Originally posted by natashka12 View PostComment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
Ладно, грубиян, не обижайся, ну не люблю я закарпатских, всех кого видал - г..ны, может они все хорошие, но мне не везло с ними.Originally posted by steph View PostComment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
нуу блиин! начали про мексиканских кончили про закарпатских, ну шо за люди везде найдут повод повздоритьOriginally posted by Dr.Evil View PostComment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
Давай я тебе про закарпатских нелегалов расскажу, в Чикаго их видимо невидимо, как и польских кстати. Лотерейщиков много тут из закарпатья, узнал как люди лотереи выигрывают, и продают выигрыши другим, которые подделывают документы. Рассказать в подробностях какие фрукты в этом закарпатье живут?Originally posted by Alexa222 View PostComment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
а давай не надо в моей теме про мексиканских, говрить про закарпатских и прочих. сделайте свою тему и там пожалста...Originally posted by Dr.Evil View PostComment
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Re: мексиканские нелегалы имеют больше прав....
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а вот и мое мнение в The ranger опубликовали, тока картинка там плохо видна так я ее сюда прикреплю тож
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Re: "Shadow of un-documented entry looms" by Joshua Fetcher in The Ranger Oct. 18: I almost cried reading this sentimental story about one illegal immigrant who crossed the Mexican-American border. I understand that he escaped from a terrible life in Mexico, but he illegally entered the United States. There are ways to come to this country legally. He did not do that but got everything he wants at once.
It seems to me this story tells us that illegal immigrants have more rights than international students in this country. According to the article, "A college representative gave him a state number, a number for international students who do not have a Social Security number so they may register for classes." How easy! For people who want to get that status by legal means, it is more complicated.
First of all, they have to be accepted by the college, obtain an I-20 student visa from an American university, then collect documents that prove financial ability to pay tuition. After that, they have to pay SEVIS $200 and $130 for a visa. In Ukraine, that is more than the average monthly salary. Then, they go to the U.S. consulate for an interview, and an officer will decide if they qualify for an F-1 visa.
Next quotation: "He does not receive any financial aid or scholarships and pays for his education out-of-pocket with earnings from his job at a car wash." That means he got a job without a Social Security number and permit. The job was hard, but it let him pay college tuition. I wish I could have job like that! But international students have very strict rules for getting a Social Security number and job permit.
The brochure "International Students Guide For Maintaining Status" states: An F-1 student may request off-campus employment work authorization based on economic hardship."
It goes on: "Prove to USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) that employment is necessary to avoid severe economic hardship due to unforeseen circumstances beyond your control."
With reference to the article, the student benefited from Texas HB 1403, which allowed him to pay in-state tuition. This is just wrong to use Texas taxpayer money to pay for an illegal immigrant's tuition. Oh sorry, he is undocumented, not illegal, but is that not the same thing? This political correctness is called double talk.
"The Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors, or DREAM, Act is legislation that would grant certain undocumented students six years of conditional citizenship." So, how about the same options for international students who do well to study and do not commit crimes. "Ultimately, José (Sierra) is grateful to his mother and wants to take full advantage of the opportunity she gave him by bringing him to this country." Sure! How about family immigration law? Here is my situation: My mother is a citizen of America and has applied for me for family immigration. However, I have to wait at least seven years to get an immigration visa in this manner.
He was reminded in September when his brother Victor was deported after an arrest. "I don't want that to happen to me," José said. He has not had any trouble with the authorities and wants to keep it that way." Such a good example for other people abroad to just cross the border illegally — it looks like: "Hey guys, come to the U.S. Do not do any crime, and the U.S. will support you on your illegal way!"
This situation isn't just unfair to international students. Here is an opinion I found from an American citizen in an Internet forum: "Now, the guy in the story you told is the reason why Americans are angry. Most hard-working legal families don't qualify for these handouts, and we live here legally and pay plenty of taxes. When our schools and hospitals and everyone's wallets are hurting, should anyone expect us to want to help people who are causing the hurt economy. Yes, his was a sad story, but now many other Americans are paying for that guy. No one asked us if we wanted to. We have rights in this country that our government is ignoring. For instance, border security. Had our government not been playing politics with our lives, federal immigration laws would have been enforced, and our borders would be secure.
"The fault of the young man is that he came illegally, but the people who helped him to obtain illegal papers so that he pays in-state tuition and also found him a job are more at fault because he is working without paying any taxes, income tax and Social Security tax. So those persons ... should be in jail for furnishing illegal papers to illegal aliens."
Equal rights for everyone.Comment
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