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    Sweetwater Rally Seeks to Halt Deportation of Parents

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    Sweetwater rally seeks to halt deportation of parents
    Immigration advocates rallied in support of the U.S.-born children of illegal immigrants.

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    Ronald Soza, of Margate, went on a hunger strike in January in hopes that it would bring home his mother -- an illegal immigrant who was deported to Nicaragua last year.

    On Wednesday he wished for the same thing, this time as he cut his 10th birthday cake at an immigration rally in Sweetwater.

    Ronald and about 60 children wearing green signs that said ''Don't leave me alone'' called on President Barack Obama to halt the deportation of illegal immigrants who have U.S.-born children.

    ''I think it's really unfair,'' said Ronald, whose father may also be deported. ``They take our parents away like they're criminals.''

    Ronald now lives in Margate with his aunt and older sister.

    The rally, sponsored by the immigration advocacy group American Fraternity, focused on a lawsuit filed against Obama in January on behalf of about 150 children of deported parents.

    The suit, set to go to trial in August, was originally brought against the Bush administration but was dismissed.

    Alfonso Olviedo, the children's attorney, said the case would most likely be dismissed again, with the court citing that it is an inappropriate forum.

    Even if it is dismissed, Nora Sandigo, chief executive officer of American Fraternity, said her group will continue to fight.

    Children with deported parents suffer emotional consequences often leading to bad grades, drug abuse and teen pregnancy, she said.

    The parents illegally came to the U.S. before 1996 immigration changes made it more difficult for them to become legal residents, Olviedo said. Prior to changes, parents could become residents if they had been here for seven years, had good moral character, and proved their children would suffer hardship.

    Cecia, 13, Ronald's sister, said she has been attending rallies since her mother was deported because she doesn't want other children to lose their mothers.

    Many at the rally said they think the case has a chance because Obama has been vocal about immigration policy changes.

    So far, the only White House correspondence has been a standard thank you letter.
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    When will they learn? Obama says what people want to hear and then does whatever he wants.
    "A Nation of sheep will beget a government of Wolves" -Edward R. Murrow

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    Hopefully Obama will do the right thing and say no.
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    ''I think it's really unfair,'' said Ronald, whose father may also be deported. ``They take our parents away like they're criminals.''
    They are criminals if here in the United States as illegal aliens. You become legal before you start producing children in American if you want to stay in America forever.
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    Sorry Ronald, but it's your parents who are abandoning you when they get deported. They are free to take you with them, but then they wouldn't be able to profit from you, would they?

    Your whining and sob story isn't working. Tell your parents to do the right thing and take you with them. Stop blaming everyone and everything under the sun for their criminal behaviour.
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    not alot of support for these on the website either from what im reading

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    These children have only their ILLEGAL parents to blame. The ILLEGAL parents knew what they were doing; Abuse of the 14th Amendment to create an Anchor Baby and more ILLEGALS for U.S. Citizens to furnish benefits! The Elitist Politicians and their Elitist Contributors are socializing benefits to the ILLEGALS for the ILLEGAL EMPLOYERS, veiled as welfare for U. S. Citizens, on the backs of U.S. Citizens through our assets such as the Education System, Social Security, and Health Care not to mention our National Security while privatizing the profits for themselves!

    The only reason the ILLEGALS have the Anchors is to stay in the United States to receive the benefits, their Anchors are nothing more than throwaways for their agenda. They do not want to be Citizens of the United States only to the extent that it would allow the ILLEGALS to remain in the United States for our tax money and they will return south of the border as soon as they have drained the United States Dry.

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