It's nice that we are giving government jobs to people that weren't born here. Especially with a true unemployment rate in the double digits. All the immigrants and illegals are working and Americans are flipping burgers. What a country.
It's nice that we are giving government jobs to people that weren't born here.
Putting aside the issue of the corrupt taxfeeder - and I repeat myself - aside, my reaction to this comment is WTF? So, naturalized Americans should automatically be excluded from government employment on account of not being born on American soil?
+David Codrea, I noticed that you spoke of the 'parasite'...and stated if we needed to revoke his citizenship. I'm confused, when did he receive his citizenship? Of course, this question is null and void, if you're speaking of another parasite! :)
"Nyanteng, Ghanaian by birth and a naturalized U.S. Citizen, has been working as an immigration services assistant at the Newark office of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for three years."
Headline popped up before the rest of the page and I half expected to see a picture of Dear Leader!
ReplyDeleteGarym, that would have been great.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice that we are giving government jobs to people that weren't born here. Especially with a true unemployment rate in the double digits. All the immigrants and illegals are working and Americans are flipping burgers. What a country.
It's nice that we are giving government jobs to people that weren't born here.
ReplyDeletePutting aside the issue of the corrupt taxfeeder - and I repeat myself - aside, my reaction to this comment is WTF?
So, naturalized Americans should automatically be excluded from government employment on account of not being born on American soil?
+David Codrea,
ReplyDeleteI noticed that you spoke of the 'parasite'...and stated if we needed to revoke his citizenship. I'm confused, when did he receive his citizenship?
Of course, this question is null and void, if you're speaking of another parasite! :)
"Nyanteng, Ghanaian by birth and a naturalized U.S. Citizen, has been working as an immigration services assistant at the Newark office of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for three years."
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