Thread: Author: Illegal immigrants are not wanton criminals

posted by Victor Manuel Ramos on May 15, 2009 8:36:50 AM
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Guest Writer: Raúl Ramos y Sánchez

Raúl Ramos y Sánchez is a marketing executive, editor of MyImmigrationStory.com, and author of the award-winning novel, "America Libre." You can visit his website at www.RaulRamos.com.


Is it identity theft when an undocumented worker uses a fake Social Security number to get a job? On May 4, 2009 the United States Supreme Court unanimously said, “No.â€

Going after employers who knowingly hire the undocumented provides an important economic benefit as well. It will stop the exploitation of unskilled workers and raise their wages to fair market values. This will ultimately benefit all U.S. workers.

Going after employers who hire illegal aliens is long overdue. It must be done hand in hand with deporting any illegal alien found at those businesses. It should not be an excuse to "legalize" illegal aliens. They MUST be deported along with their families. NO excuses.

[quote]Is it identity theft when an undocumented worker uses a fake Social Security number to get a job? On May 4, 2009 the United States Supreme Court unanimously said, “No.â€

Author: Illegal immigrants are not wanton criminals

HUH?!?!?! They're not? GOTCHA Sanchez, read the little tidbit I found below...The definition of "wanton" as it applies to the law.

Law Encyclopedia: Wanton
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Grossly careless or negligent; reckless; malicious.

The term wanton implies a reckless disregard for the consequences of one's behavior. A wanton act is one done in heedless disregard for the life, limbs, health, safety, reputation, or property rights of another individual. Such an act is more than negligence or gross negligence; it is equivalent in its results to an act of willful misconduct. A wanton injury is one precipitated by a conscious and intentional wrongful act or by an omission of a known obligation with reckless indifference to potential harmful consequences.

Gee, pretty much fits illegal aliens to a tee, doesn't it? [/b]

14 Million U.S. citizens laid off, gee, why not lay off 7.8 million illegals instead??? The savings would be app. 20.5 billion dollars per year. By 2012 we would have a surplus in the billions.

Help ...help... the birds are crapping in my yard........well quit putting food in the bird feeders.

The birds will go somewhere else.

Raúl Ramos y Sánchez is a marketing executive, editor of MyImmigrationStory.com

Nah, this article doesn't have an ounce of bias.

The Supreme court ruled having a false SS# is not a felony BUT Forgery and Impersonation IS a felony which can be used to prosecute the "Wanton" IA's.

Bookum Dano !

That’s very different than an undocumented immigrant using a bogus Social Security number to obtain honest work.

How can this guy use "bogus" and "honest" in the same sentence and expect it to make sense?

Why is it always people with mexican sounding names that write these articles . It would hold a little more weight with me if it was written by a guy named John Petersen .

Anyone have any statistics about how many Americans get screwed by the IRS when their SS# is used by someone else? Aren't these people victims even though this statement doesn't apply?

Identity theft, which carries a two-year mandatory prison term, is the crime of using stolen credit cards and other personal information to purchase goods and drain bank accounts.