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[IBMMuseum;25393849]No, I tried to reassert how you were being affected by illegal aliens while living outside the United States...
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As long as I am an American citizen that pays taxes, I am more than entitled to have a say than someone, regardless of their status, who doesn't pay taxes. I am still an American citizen with the right to vote and required to pay taxes, no matter what country I am in.
As a property owner in the US and required to pay property tax, can I go to the proper authority and tell them since I won't be living in the house for a few years I don't need to pay property tax?
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Yeah, we are readying for whichever point my wife chooses to naturalize, and knowing how tax filings are examined for that occasion. But thanks for the assumption about paying taxes. I just get incredibly bored by entire topics pulled down by regulars and pop-ons that says things like "These DREAMers WON"T even have their GREAT-Grandmother stopped by ICE as THEY bring them acrossed the BOARDER, an she'll get that PR job with WELFARE bennys to be able to VOTE for Obama!".
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I didn't assume anything. I asked a question. Sometimes silence is an answer in itself.
As to the highlighted text: where did that come from? But since you mentioned it, if someone is educated and qualified to meet the requirements of a PR job why would they need to enter the US illegally? Is Mexico suffering from a brain drain with educated Mexicans entering the US illegally who are taking the jobs "Americans won't do"?
You get bored? I guess it's pretty much the same way you bore people with your repetitive mention of your wife and/or childrens status in threads, which don't exactly pull a thread up.