@Drnaline,
I was pointing out that I think that people are selfish, in general, most of the time.
No, I don't live where you do... New Mexico, right?
I live an hour outside of New Orleans, which now has a big, new Central and
South American population, because the government allowed workers to be
brought in after the hurricane and suspended any kind of legalized citizen
concerns. Contractors I know have had to reluctantly hire them (and learn
some Spanish on the fly), and say they want to stay and become citizens.
It's causing problems on one-hand because of obvious reasons, and on the
other hand they are working their asses off and are so overjoyed at having
opportunity and a chance to live the American Dream. No one knows what to
think, or to expect in the future.
I think non-legalized citizen troops (and their families) are usually granted
citizenship if they die in the line of duty. I still think if they serve in combat
they've earned it... I know of ways that wealthy people can invest and hurry
their legalization. I know your opinion is to cut out any favoritism, but this is
capitalism, I don't believe that will ever happen.