do you know how out of touch i am concerning current events. anyway, heard about a blind man that saved his elderly neighbor. AWESOME! V told me about it and then while i was working out in jerabeck, i heard about it again. V also told me about the high school students that won't be able to go to school because they are illegals. they've been in school since they were young, but since their status is legally "illegal", they won't be able to use the scholarships that they EARNED. jeez, i think that's so unfair because they've earned the right to attend a four year institution. the regulations gives them enough to survive in the country, but not enough to excel. top of their class and this country has told them that they have to flip burgers until the fix the system. this country is the product of skilled immigrants. and now that the nation has filled its quota, it wants to stop it, when the real problems are those that aren't here for an education.

i disagree with one of the laws that, if passed, would make it a felony or something if you help an immigrant.

now bare with me. there are armed citizens on the border and if you help one of "their kind" it will be considered against the law?!? sounds so much familiar. almost as if i heard it before. something to do with stars on peoples clothing or camps. it had to have started somehow.

over exaggerating things, i guess.

i have to look into the whole law thing. i actually like the DREAM Act that democrats (i think) are trying to pass but it seems that everything is against it. this would make it possible for a student that graduates from a two or four year institution to get citizenship. this individual would have to have attended school during most of their lives in the united states. this would make it a merit award. if you can make it in school, i guess you deserve a reward.

i wonder which way this will go.