Neonred

I am born and raised up around guns in NC, and I have been living in CA the last 5 years with my guns but I could never get a CCW in Los Angeles County due to the rules. 
 
We just moved back to NC and love that I can open carry here in the state. I am also filing for a CCW permit after 39 days of living in my county. 
 
My wife is Filipina and did not grow up with guns at all. So it took some time for her to get used to them and now she loves them. 

I grew up hunting and fishing with my father. Got my first 20 gauge pump shotgun when I turn 13.   We did a lot of hunting for Ducks, Doves and Quail.  I hunted every weekend of season for about 20 years. 
 
I have had a carry license for about 20 years now.  I have 3 cars and just leave handguns in there so I will always have one if needed.
 
I own about 20 shotguns, 15 rifles and about dozen handguns.  I like to collect guns as a hobby
 
 

I don't know..  definitely not as much as US, since China is NOT a welfare country, giving out freebies or citizenship like toilet papers  

When the President made those remarks, he (1) assumed they would not leave the room, the same way most of us have used rather graphic language on several occasions, and (2) I'm sure he didn't claim that only Africa has ****hole countries. But . . . the majority of African countries are poor . . . ****holes. The poverty there is overwhelming, and it's up to all of us, the civilized world, to help changing that. A great start would be to provide women with birth control, so that the overpopulation can be slowed down.
 
That out of the way, a country's main responsibility is to its citizens. Immigration's purpose was, and still is, to help the country and help their people. Times have changed, and now we have armies of homeless citizens sleeping in cardboard boxes, many of them veterans and even children. We have millions of people without healthcare, and we are TRILLIONS in debt, so deep that I cannot conceive that we will ever be able to pay this back. We have a huge strain on our social services. Hence, at this point in time, we need to be more selective in whom we allow in. That should be skilled people, investors, and spouses and minor children of US citizens. We should, as the draft for Comprehensive Immigration Reform outlined, get rid of the F4 category and limit F3 to 31 years or younger. That's not racist, but a means of survival.
 
Thus, a skilled person from an African, Asian, or South American country can immigrate to the US as easily as the proverbial Norwegian, but their grown children, fiance, and siblings should not. To the point, if I had a say in this, I would also put a limit on the amount of petitions an American can file, ending the practice of chain immigration.

lololol....
 
The Left (mostly the rich, big cities states) have no issues with calling the other half of US population -> inbred, lazy, deep wood rednecks, the famous  'deplorable' ...etc just because they are mostly from the poor red states the country.
 
Suddenly, it is so big hooha to call other countries holes?  ha ha ha

President Trump is not a skilled speaker, nor is he a politician. He doesn't decide what to say based on polls. He opens his mouth and often speaks like a blue collar dude does, whenever he feels like it.
He ran his campaign on the premise to make America great again and to get a hold on illegal immigration and the abuse of legal immigration, primarily the H1-B visas.
 
America was truly great, up to about 1965, when the INA of 1965 changed the US immigration system dramatically, and not to the better.
Prior to 1965, immigrants to the United States were primarily Europeans, highly skilled craftsmen and merchants. They came from a culture similar to that of the United States, had flush toilets, and knew how to use them. Those people wanted to assimilate and contribute to the country.
 
After 1965, everyone from anywhere on the planet, ****hole countries included, could start chain immigration, import their family members to the US, and many did like there's no tomorrow. Waiting time for the Philippines for the F4 family preference category is now 24 years, and for Mexico for the F3 family preference category 18 years. It's that long because citizens of those countries abused the system.
Unfortunately, many of those fresh immigrants from ****hole countries are uneducated and/or unskilled. They compete for minimum wage jobs and thus keep wages down. They also put a strain on the social system. Some immigrants come from countries were defecating in the streets is standard, and I even witnessed this when I visited India again in 2016. Some immigrants come from a society where marrying your family friend's 12 year-old daughter is perfectly acceptable, or where killing a wife who strayed is accepted.
 
None of these immigrants benefits "America" in any way, shape, or form. Thus the President's desire to switch this country's immigration system to a merit-based one, following the lead of almost every other civilized nation. In the UK there' no chain immigration, nor is there co-sponsorship. The requirements for sponsorship are much higher. Try to immigrate to Australia or, God forbid, Japan, and see how difficult that is. Try to do it as an unskilled worker and it becomes impossible.
 
So President Trump said what many of Americans think. Saying this out loud is not what a politician would have done. But again, he's not a politician, nor did his supporters vote for him because he's just a beautiful speaker. He isn't. They voted for him because he says it like it is, no matter how politically incorrect it may be in a society that tries to be offended whenever possible.

Oh, boy. You are just one of those people that ask for advice and then insist on going their own way, right?
 
-        Do not plan a weeding or buy tickets until you have the visa in hand.
-        I am going to plan a wedding.
 
-        Do not have any kind of ceremony that may be mistaken for a wedding.
-        I am going to have a ceremony.
 
-        You do not need a lawyer; lawyers cannot make the case go faster.
-        I am going to consult a lawyer.
 
You are a lost cause. But I am posting this for any new people that are reading this thread.

I was at Silver Springs in October and saw a few from a distance but never got too close.
 
If you go PLEASE do not play with the monkey feces!  LOL

It's funny. There are laws requiring id for tobacco and alcohol but no one calls that racist. However if you want to check id before people vote you are a grand dragon.

Because requiring people to show identification  targets minorities and is an attempt to disenfranchise people of color , by the man 

You know, I think I am going to agree with you.
 
Thanks Obama.  You made it easy for Trump to come in, make the changes he promised, boost optimisim, and improve the economy and send the market soaring.

You know, I think I am going to agree with you.
 
Thanks Obama.  You made it easy for Trump to come in, make the changes he promised, boost optimisim, and improve the economy and send the market soaring.

You know, I think I am going to agree with you.
 
Thanks Obama.  You made it easy for Trump to come in, make the changes he promised, boost optimisim, and improve the economy and send the market soaring.

They use to tell us as young Army officers. You want to take over the worst company in the Battalion not the best. Obvious analogy 

You know, I think I am going to agree with you.
 
Thanks Obama.  You made it easy for Trump to come in, make the changes he promised, boost optimisim, and improve the economy and send the market soaring.

Very Simple Process for a Tourist Visa from the Philippines:
 
Have her fill out the Tourist Visa Application and  pay about $160.    Once she has an interview date she goes to the U.S. Embassy in Manila to  receive her denial.

55 this am in Big Pine Key FL.  Heat on....bur.

55 this am in Big Pine Key FL.  Heat on....bur.

Acquiring a new visa will be much harder for her thr next time. She has a USC spouse and has overstayed and attempted an AOS.   She would need extraordinarily strong ties to be granted another visa.  
 
As stated the ban stays in place if she abandons the AOS but is forgiven with being granted a green card by the USCIS.  Acquiring the green card and then giving it up actually may help in future applications of tourist visas but it may not be enough to overcome presumption of immigrant intent.  
 
If visiting the USA in the future is that important then waiting until citizenship is obtained would be your best bet.  

I'd kick out someone who blatantly used me for immigration fraud too. 
 
So it was a long marriage she had with her original husband? Especially if the child is now in his or her 20s. Even more suspicious. It's not like it was someone she married on a whim and realized she'd made a huge mistake so divorced him very quickly. 

OMG  This is horrible.  I've never heard of such a thing here on VJ before.
 
How dare they.
 

OMG  This is horrible.  I've never heard of such a thing here on VJ before.
 
How dare they.
 

OMG  This is horrible.  I've never heard of such a thing here on VJ before.
 
How dare they.
 

This has to be fake news.  Didn't the FBI tell us, before the election and just a few days after they obtained the laptop, that there was nothing classified on it?  The FBI would never lie.

This has to be fake news.  Didn't the FBI tell us, before the election and just a few days after they obtained the laptop, that there was nothing classified on it?  The FBI would never lie.