Ask Wesley Snipes about tax evasion (it was even a clever joke in Expendables 3), the IRS cracks down on the stuff all the time. Its just that the definition of tax evasion in most people's minds has changed as the left continues to attack people for taking advantage of tax breaks that they often started.
She stole an ID to be able to support herself and her family in a country she was brought into as a child. This isn't stealing a loaf of bread to feed your starving family, but its not far from it.
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I'm complaining that its being enforce rather than changed, yes, because I don't worship the law for its own sake.
I'm evil coastal liberal elite, being smug and contemptuous is what I'm supposed to do.
But being naturalised means I cannot have an opinion about the stupidity of US immigration policy, apparently. Despite the fact that for most anti-immigration people, their closest contact with a violent Mexican is a heavily spiced Chipotle bowl.
Originally Posted by Marjane Satrapi
Well when you start making immigration decisions because you feel bad for people there really isn't a limit to what it'll cost you. On top of that the previous poster is clearly talking in hyperbole, its clearly not an absolutism, but if you're allowing for law-breaking behavior because of empathy you're really not going to end up in a nice spot if you believe in any sort of law. It creates a moral hazard where people will use their loved ones as human shields from enforcement.
We have faced trials and danger, threats to our world and our way of life. And yet, we persevere. We are the Horde. We will not let anything break our spirits!"
The United States has immigration law that, while not perfect, exists much the same as every other country in the world. Every country in the world has borders, and they have immigration laws. United States immigration law, in my judgement, should be followed. We're not talking about telling a lie to a Nazi at the door looking for Jewish refugees moral conundrum here. It is reasonable and lawful to enforce our immigration policy.