Senator Hillary Clinton: House immigration bill would turn Jesus into a criminal

Mr. Big Dog · March 31, 2006

"Coyotes" are the human smugglers who are usually paid a cash fee in exchange for information/help in illegally crossing the border. Sometimes they do more, like find jobs for the people they also smuggle.

You're awefully familiar with the terminology and insider jargon as well as the various scopes and levels of service. Kind of suspicous... :whistle:

faith · March 31, 2006

Yes, it did include charitable organizations and religious groups. Also includes doctors and the like. It was just about including anyone who had anything to do with illegal aliens. That's why it was such a ludicrous bill.

aren't doctors and priests tied down by the confidentiality thing?

pax · March 31, 2006

"Coyotes" are the human smugglers who are usually paid a cash fee in exchange for information/help in illegally crossing the border. Sometimes they do more, like find jobs for the people they also smuggle.

You're awefully familiar with the terminology and insider jargon as well as the various scopes and levels of service. Kind of suspicous...

All those times I said I was working at a "retail" establishment part-time and you all assumed I just sold clothes...

w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r · March 31, 2006

clmjmm7,

If you know someone is illegal and still assist him or her, then yes, you'd be liable under the House bill.

If you don't know... then you're not.

Which I think is fine.

If illegals realize that they're not going to get medical care here, they just might leave.

Bootylicious!! · March 31, 2006

I would think so. I was just at my doctor's office yesterday and she was asking me about this bill and voicing her concerns about it. She was really worried about it being passed because she said she would then be in trouble for having illegal aliens as patients. I guess if they passed the law they would still be held responsible for who they had as patients and making sure they weren't illegal. I am not exactly sure how that would work. It's something worth looking into.

faith · March 31, 2006

"Coyotes" are the human smugglers who are usually paid a cash fee in exchange for information/help in illegally crossing the border. Sometimes they do more, like find jobs for the people they also smuggle.

You're awefully familiar with the terminology and insider jargon as well as the various scopes and levels of service. Kind of suspicous...

All those times I said I was working at a "retail" establishment part-time and you all assumed I just sold clothes...

BUSTED :whistle:

pax · March 31, 2006

I think if doctors challenged any prosecution under such a law, they would probably win. Doctors have both moral and legal obligations to treat all comers. I would imagine that trying to prosecute clergy would also be a no-go for similar reasons; priests cannot be subpoenaed in court, for example, to find out if perhaps a parishioner confessed to a crime under the seal of confession.

w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r · March 31, 2006

Do you find links to all these articles on start_some_sh*t.com? LOL

Well I found another Sharon Stone quote on there too but decided to spare you all this time....

pax · March 31, 2006

"Coyotes" are the human smugglers who are usually paid a cash fee in exchange for information/help in illegally crossing the border. Sometimes they do more, like find jobs for the people they also smuggle.

You're awefully familiar with the terminology and insider jargon as well as the various scopes and levels of service. Kind of suspicous...

All those times I said I was working at a "retail" establishment part-time and you all assumed I just sold clothes...

BUSTED

My new disclaimer: I have never knowingly sold an overpriced sweater, pair of khakis, or belt to an illegal immigrant.

faith · March 31, 2006

Do you find links to all these articles on start_some_sh*t.com? LOL

Well I found another Sharon Stone quote on there too but decided to spare you all this time....

:lol: thanks for sparing us

Mr. Big Dog · March 31, 2006