Thread: Immigrants Dread Fee Increases

Originally Posted by Neese

It's possible to get those fees waived on the grounds of poverty, but Ibarra says the catch-22 is the government many deny papers for the poor. And more of his clients will feel poor if fees increase.

We all feel poor when we watch our government hand out freebies to people that don't deserve them. Our government caters to the poor...I'm quite sure that many people have gotten their fees waived.

Amen to that Neese. We are being bled dry by tax increases and services in Cook County. I recently wrote a letter to the Chicago Tribune and SunTimes explaining how much money we could all save if they started deporting the illegals that are over burdening our courts, schools, and causing hospitals to shut down. Of course I never got a response nor was it printed in either paper.

Originally Posted by WhatMattersMost

If they don't have a problem paying thousands to a smuggler, what's the big deal about paying a measley $900 to become a citizen in a country they broke into and are receiving benefits and education for their children that they should not be entitled to? These people must think they are immune from any responsibility at all.

I was thinking the same thing. They have no problem paying thousands for another criminal to bring them into our country illegally, but they DO have a problem coming up with a lousy $800 to become a citizen?

How much of their illegally gained income would it take for them to buy themselves a plane ticket home? Less than $800, I'm sure. Maybe that's an investment we could charge them with. The trip home.

If they're ILLEGAL...........they should be dreading DEPORTATION!

If $800 is a "burden", then the burden will be on the AMERICAN TAXPAYER
to support these immigrants.

I bet right now the Dems and liberals are trying to cook up
new legislation to make the Taxpayers subsidize the $800!