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On May 2, 6:50 pm, Terry Lomax <Loma...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> The new law in Arizona is bad if police profile American citizens who
> look Hispanic, have names that sound "foreign", and other bigoted
> profiling/harassment of American citizens.  However, we should be able
> to use the law to help get rid of one of the biggest groups of
> foreigners who are in the USA illegally: Hindus from India.
>
No -most of them are present legally.

> Over a million Hindus from India are in the USA illegally.  When
> foreign work visas expire, the foreigners (and their huge families)
> often remain in the USA indefinitely.
>
the definitoion of illegal immigrant is a person who has arrived into
the country without proper papers. Byt that definition, almost all of
them are legal immigrants (or rather individuals on non-immigrant
visa). The US govt wants them to stay as non-immigrants so as to
better exploit them.

> I encourage Arizona police to go after Hindustani.  If you see any
> traffic imperfection by the driver of a Toyota Camry or Honda Accord,
> stop the car and ask the driver to show proof of citizenship.
>
Most of them atre not citizens. US govt grants them visas so that they
can be brought into the US as captive workers without the same rights
as citizens (and not to mention -without being citizens).

> If enough Hindustani get stopped by the cops, perhaps fear of the new
> law will encourage some of the Hindustani to move back to India.

A better solution would be to tell your govt to stop issuing visas to
Indians. If you can bring about change in legislation through public
opinion, you can also put an end to 65000 legal movement of personnel
from India to US. Those who have entered the US (and are present) will
eventually go back because the economy in the US is on a downswing and
the one in India is on an upswing.

regards
-kamal