>>>>An ongoing crime has no statute of limitations. Once the crime ceases, most crimes, with the exception of murder and a few others, have a 7 year life - at least in Tennessee.
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>>>Ok, but I still contend that to ask a person to give up the only life they've ever known to go to a country they don't know and in which they would be completely out of place, is neither a humanitarian, nor a justifiable act.
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>>Maybe not, but whoever said life was fair? I doubt the illegals are facing deportation anyway. There are too many of them. I think we should arrest them all and make them slave labor for the state. They certainly have the work ethic. No, that's it, we'll make them "indentured servants", just like my ancestors were! That is a plan! I'm off to see my congressman I mean woman.
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>You're right; life can be unfair, but I can'd find a good enough reason to make it more so deliberately.
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>By the way, I don't believe I've ever mentioned it, but my brother lives in Cordova. You should go and arrest him on some trumped up charge (like being my brother for instance). I'm sure he'd see the humour in it after he got out of prison. <vbg>

Yeah, I know. I've been keeping an eye on Leslie. What does the R stand for?<vbg>