Should Attorney General Gonzales' citizenship be revoked?

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He is on the record saying that he does not know if his grandparents came into this country legally.  Should we revoke his citizenship and deport him if it is found that they came illegally?

lend322 · Accepted Answer

Uhhh, noone is even talking about deporting the adult children of illegals.

gueraindenver · Answer

No, many of our grandparents came here illegally.  Many were on boats and new that they would be refused citizenship so they swam.  Lots of people got through Ellis Island by paying bribes.  Money talked.

alis volat propriis · Answer

If that is the rationale, how did he come to be an elected official?

By the way, how did YOUR ancestors come into this country? Why don't you find out, and go back where they came from? Even if you were born here, apparently to you that makes no difference.

ninjadanielsan03 · Answer

He is a second generation American by birth.  Even if his parents had come into the country illegaly, he would be an American Citizen by birth under current U.S law.

Just a friend. · Answer

He didn't come here illegally so you couldn't do what you think. Otherwise we could deport you too. You really aren't very bright are you?

ditre · Answer

oddly enough that doesn't matter, if they came here to bare the child then they are given citizenship along with the child

Anonymous · Answer

Nice thought, but if he was born here, he's a legal citizen.

e_spehr_99 · Answer

What would his grandparents have to do with his citizenship?  That's just stupid.

wildrover · Answer

No! He was born here which is still legal.Peace.

natex14 · Answer

I'm guessing you disagree with his stance.

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Should Attorney General Gonzales' citizenship be revoked?

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