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I bring it up here for her stance (some would say "one-horse") during her campaign and afterwards to end New Mexico driver's licenses for "illegals"...
(Note that New Mexico still has that policy in effect, no matter some three attempts from her to change it)
Jake (the youngest of both of his parent's children) and his siblings were all born in Texas, while his parents (Adolfo Rodriguez Martinez and Francisca Ortega Martinez) were still in "alien" status...
I bring it up here for her stance (some would say "one-horse") during her campaign and afterwards to end New Mexico driver's licenses for "illegals"...
(Note that New Mexico still has that policy in effect, no matter some three attempts from her to change it)
And this:
Jake (the youngest of both of his parent's children) and his siblings were all born in Texas, while his parents (Adolfo Rodriguez Martinez and Francisca Ortega Martinez) were still in "alien" status...
What do you mean by "alien" status? One can be a legal resident alien or an illegal alien.
No surprise that New Mexico allows illegal immigrants to have driver's licenses. New Mexico is saturated with Hispanics.
What do you mean by "alien" status? One can be a legal resident alien or an illegal alien...
For that time (Adolfo marked himself as "alien" until at least the 1940 Federal Census, and was working as a taxi driver in El Paso) you had to have applied for "papers" of your intent to naturalize...
For that time (Adolfo marked himself as "alien" until at least the 1940 Federal Census, and was working as a taxi driver in El Paso) you had to have applied for "papers" of your intent to naturalize...
For that time (Adolfo marked himself as "alien" until at least the 1940 Federal Census, and was working as a taxi driver in El Paso) you had to have applied for "papers" of your intent to naturalize...
1940? Are you kidding? How on earth is his death an illegal immigration topic simply because his daughter opposed driver's licenses for illegal aliens?
For that time (Adolfo marked himself as "alien" until at least the 1940 Federal Census, and was working as a taxi driver in El Paso) you had to have applied for "papers" of your intent to naturalize...
Meaning that many state and local governments are pandering to Hispanics both legal and illegal especially when there a is high concentration of them in their areas.
Meaning that many state and local governments are pandering to Hispanics both legal and illegal especially when there a is high concentration of them in their areas.
The highest concentration of illegal aliens is probably seasonally in Hatch (of chile fame), which was in Representative Andy Nunez's district. He was the one that sponsored the bill to change the driver's license policy. That irony, coupled with Governor Martinez throwing a wrench into the partnership for him being an Independent, compounds in that he then lost the election:
Meaning that many state and local governments are pandering to Hispanics both legal and illegal especially when there a is high concentration of them in their areas.
Do you know anything, even the least little thing, about New Mexico?
This topic has nothing to do with illegal immigration as others have stated.
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