Thread: Laying down law for immigrants

Laying down law for immigrants
Counseling program warns against domestic violence
By Anne Krueger
2:00 a.m. April 16, 2009

EAST COUNTY — In a cramped room filled with about 30 recent Iraqi immigrants, Dilkhwaz Ahmed asked for their reactions to a story she told about a woman who was beaten by her husband.
“If he kept doing it again and again, he must go to prison,â€

Several said they were forced to leave Iraq because of the war and terrorism, and were promised a better life in the United States. Now they can't find jobs and rely on family and friends to supplement money they receive from welfare.




Oh you big silly geese!!! Don't you realize that your welfare benefits ARE the better life you were promised in America?

You just don't know how to play the system yet, that's all.

Call Mexico. I hear they provide instructional materials

They didn't come in the correct route.

The good news about this population is that they want to accomodate to US laws unlike the Mexican and/or Latin American illegals who demand that Americans accomodate them in violation of our laws.

Now they can't find jobs and rely on family and friends to supplement money they receive from welfare.

Yep, they are a burden on the American taxpayer. Damn our government for bringing them in by the tens of thousands, knowing full well that they couldn't support themselves. One of the purposes of us being in Iraq is to initiate change to improve their lives in their own country. Bringing them over here wasn't part of the bargain.

MW writes

Bringing them over here wasn't part of the bargain.

Our stupid government!