Topic: California bar: Illegal immigrant should get law license

[John Florida]

An illegal immigrant applying for a law license in California should be allowed to receive it, the State Bar of California argues in a filing to the state Supreme Court.

Sergio Garcia, 35, of Chico, Calif., has met the rules for admission, including passing the bar exam and the moral character review, and his lack of legal status in the United States should not automatically disqualify him, the Committee of Bar Examiners said Monday.

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[charlesoakwood]

If they made being an illegal immigrant a felony that
would take care of a lot of these nit pickity problems.

[Pandora]

An illegal immigrant applying for a law license in California should be allowed to receive it, the State Bar of California argues in a filing to the state Supreme Court.

Sergio Garcia, 35, of Chico, Calif., has met the rules for admission, including passing the bar exam and the moral character review, and his lack of legal status in the United States should not automatically disqualify him, the Committee of Bar Examiners said Monday.

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/06/19/12298380-california-bar-illegal-immigrant-should-get-law-license?threadId=3445769&commentId=67211566#c67211566

Passed the moral character review?  He's here illegally!

 

[John Florida]

 There's an out right lie in the store and here it is:

"Garcia's father is a naturalized citizen, according to the bar, and Garcia is waiting for a visa that would give him legal permanent residency."

[Pandora]

There's an out right lie in the store and here it is:

"Garcia's father is a naturalized citizen, according to the bar, and Garcia is waiting for a visa that would give him legal permanent residency."

Well, 'splain?

[EW1(SG)]

An illegal immigrant applying for a law license in California should be allowed to receive it, the State Bar of California argues in a filing to the state Supreme Court.

Sergio Garcia, 35, of Chico, Calif., has met the rules for admission, including passing the bar exam and the moral character review, and his lack of legal status in the United States should not automatically disqualify him, the Committee of Bar Examiners said Monday.

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/06/19/12298380-california-bar-illegal-immigrant-should-get-law-license?threadId=3445769&commentId=67211566#c67211566

Passed the moral character review?  He's here illegally!

 

Took the words right out of my mouth.

[John Florida]

There's an out right lie in the store and here it is:

"Garcia's father is a naturalized citizen, according to the bar, and Garcia is waiting for a visa that would give him legal permanent residency."

Well, 'splain?

 If it's true that his father has his citizenship papers there is no way it would take years for him to become legal. He would have been a minor when his father got his green card and would have been granted a green card automatically.

 If it happened and I don't believe this version to be correct but if he tried to come here later when his father had been granted citizenship he would have been here in the matter of months not years. So the whole story is a lie!!either his father is still an illegal or he isn't the person he claims to be IE his son.

 

[EW1(SG)]

There's an out right lie in the store and here it is:

"Garcia's father is a naturalized citizen, according to the bar, and Garcia is waiting for a visa that would give him legal permanent residency."

Well, 'splain?

 If it's true that his father has his citizenship papers there is no way it would take years for him to become legal. He would have been a minor when his father got his green card and would have been granted a green card automatically.

 If it happened and I don't believe this version to be correct but if he tried to come here later when his father had been granted citizenship he would have been here in the matter of months not years. So the whole story is a lie!!either his father is still an illegal or he isn't the person he claims to be IE his son.

Yep, something definitely bogus about the narrative.

[Libertas]

There's an out right lie in the store and here it is:

"Garcia's father is a naturalized citizen, according to the bar, and Garcia is waiting for a visa that would give him legal permanent residency."

Well, 'splain?

 If it's true that his father has his citizenship papers there is no way it would take years for him to become legal. He would have been a minor when his father got his green card and would have been granted a green card automatically.

 If it happened and I don't believe this version to be correct but if he tried to come here later when his father had been granted citizenship he would have been here in the matter of months not years. So the whole story is a lie!!either his father is still an illegal or he isn't the person he claims to be IE his son.

Yep, something definitely bogus about the narrative.

Deport the illegal.  He can practice law in his native land.  Then, find the father and review his status and act accordingly.

See how easy things are when you follow the law?

[ToddF]

Oh come on, people.  It's not like Sergio is here to do anything important, like working in a meat plant or landscaping.  He's a just a lawyer for God's sakes.  As such we don't need any standards or background checks as we do for the previous two IMPORTANT occupations.

 

[IronDioPriest]

Doing the jobs Americans won't do.

 

[Pandora]

Oh come on, people.  It's not like Sergio is here to do anything important, like working in a meat plant or landscaping.  He's a just a lawyer for God's sakes.  As such we don't need any standards or background checks as we do for the previous two IMPORTANT occupations.

 

Yah, and just what do you think he's going to DO with that law license?  Ten to one he'll turn right around and use it to wage lawfare against the Constitution and our sovereignty.