Obama and the Arizona law...

TerryRC wrote:Also, you short-sighted folks that support this remember, Arizona just passed a law making it an arrestable offense to not have on your person documentation proving you are not an illegal immigrant, even if you are a natural-born citizen.

That is EXACTLY like, "papers, please".

There is at least one AZ sheriff that has his ethics in the right place. I'm sure he will be fired:


Dupnik had harsh words for anyone who thinks SB 1070 will not lead to racial profiling. "If I tell my people to go out and look for A, B, and C, they're going to do it. They'll find some flimsy excuse like a tail light that's not working as a basis for a stop, which is a bunch of baloney."

TerryRC wrote:Should someone driving a car be able to produce a driver's license? Should American citizens be required by Mexico to have a passport to enter Mexico? Why?

Do you carry your proof of citizenship when you walk to the store?

Keli wrote:

TerryRC wrote:Should someone driving a car be able to produce a driver's license? Should American citizens be required by Mexico to have a passport to enter Mexico? Why?

Do you carry your proof of citizenship when you walk to the store?

Yes. I have a picture I.D., driver's license, Social Security Card in my wallet.

ziggy wrote:

Keli wrote:

TerryRC wrote:Should someone driving a car be able to produce a driver's license? Should American citizens be required by Mexico to have a passport to enter Mexico? Why?

Do you carry your proof of citizenship when you walk to the store?

Yes. I have a picture I.D., driver's license, Social Security Card in my wallet.

We can be sure that Obama very likely has all those. Plus, he produces a birth certificate isued by the state of Hawaii, and you still spread the propaganda that he is not a natural born American citizen. If a picture I.D., driver's license, and Social Security Card in a wallet is good enough for Keli, why is it not good enough for Obama?

ziggy wrote: We can be sure that Obama very likely has all those. Plus, he produces a birth certificate isued by the state of Hawaii, and you still spread the propaganda that he is not a natural born American citizen.

Who is Eligible to Apply for Late Registration?

As provided by law (HRS §§338-15, 338-29.5), the following persons may apply for late registration:

Any person born in Hawaii who is one year old or older and whose birth has not been previously registered in Hawaii, or that person’s parent, guardian, next of kin, or older person acting for that person and having knowledge of the facts of birth may request the registration of a late certificate of birth, except that an application will not be accepted for a deceased person.

How to Apply for Late Registration

For information and assistance on applying for late registration of birth, death, marriage, or divorce:

Send a written letter of inquiry to:

State Department of Health
Office of Health Status Monitoring
Registration/Vital Statistics Section
P.O. Box 3378
Honolulu, HI 96801
http://hawaii.gov/health/vital-records/vital-records/latereg.html

ziggy wrote:We can be sure that Obama very likely has all those. Plus, he produces a birth certificate isued by the state of Hawaii, and you still spread the propaganda that he is not a natural born American citizen. If a picture I.D., driver's license, and Social Security Card in a wallet is good enough for Keli, why is it not good enough for Obama?

Eligibility
Article II, Section 1, Clause 5 of the Constitution sets the principal qualifications one must meet to be eligible to the office of president. A president must:

be a natural born citizen of the United States;
be at least thirty-five years old;
have been a permanent resident in the United States for at least fourteen years.

SamCogar wrote:

ziggy wrote: We can be sure that Obama very likely has all those. Plus, he produces a birth certificate isued by the state of Hawaii, and you still spread the propaganda that he is not a natural born American citizen.

Who is Eligible to Apply for Late Registration?

As provided by law (HRS §§338-15, 338-29.5), the following persons may apply for late registration:

Any person born in Hawaii who is one year old or older and whose birth has not been previously registered in Hawaii, or that person’s parent, guardian, next of kin, or older person acting for that person and having knowledge of the facts of birth may request the registration of a late certificate of birth, except that an application will not be accepted for a deceased person.

How to Apply for Late Registration

For information and assistance on applying for late registration of birth, death, marriage, or divorce:

Send a written letter of inquiry to:

State Department of Health
Office of Health Status Monitoring
Registration/Vital Statistics Section
P.O. Box 3378
Honolulu, HI 96801
http://hawaii.gov/health/vital-records/vital-records/latereg.html

My wife's father had to apply and get his Birth Certificate in 1957.

Her older sister had to apply for her's when she wanted to get married.

Thus, they both were then able to produce a birth certificate isued by the state of West Virginia.

ziggy wrote:
Duhh, yeah. And so can probably a million or more other West Virginians. So what's your point?

TerryRC wrote:Yes. I have a picture I.D., driver's license, Social Security Card in my wallet.

News flash, preacher. NONE of those are proof of citizenship in this state.