A close friend of 40 years is yet a British subject despite living in the U.S. since around 1970. He carries his "green card" with him at all times. It is how he proves he has a legal right to be here. It is also a federal law, on the books since 1952. Over the years, he has had to produce it to various authorities. Is there one rule for English-speaking aliens and another for Spanish-speaking aliens?
If so, why?
About Me
- Jim Sweeney
- This blog is about politics and people. Politically, I'm a conservative independent with city, state and federal campaign history but not party affiliation. I think of myself as a libertarian but I'm not a Libertarian. I'm a capitalist, a Milton Friedman economics believer. In real life, I'm a lawyer and consultant to both start-up and operating companies and founder of the American Children International Foundation. I've substantial business experience, including being CEO of a public company. I am single, live in Arcadia CA, have 4 grown children and a 10 year old son; served in the Marine Corps; enjoy baseball, tennis and am a warm weather guy. Hawaii is my favorite vacation place. It's America for one thing, blue-state America but you can't have it all.