Published December 05, 2008 09:42 am - A get-tough Mississippi anti-immigration law that goes into effect next month drew dozens of advocates to the state Capitol on Thursday to protest the legislation they say targets Latino workers.
Some in the group were among those arrested in August during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid at Howard Industries in Laurel. Nearly 600 of the plant’s workers were rounded up in the sweep, the largest workplace raid in U.S. history.
Salvador Velasco, 32, who was arrested in the raid, paid a $10,000 bond to get out of a federal detention center in Jena, La., but he has to return to Mexico within the next two months. He said immigration policies have been unfair because he’s taking his two young children back to Mexico although they were born in the U.S.
“You’re driving U.S. citizens out of the country,” Velasco said through an interpreter. “Our kids have to eat.”
December 05, 2008
JACKSON (AP) ―
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反移民法で、ラテン系移民が標的にされている、というのですが、そのなかで、子供はアメリカ国籍なのに、親が不法移民なので、子供まで退去させられ、国民の権利を奪っている！！！と主張しております。
不法滞在の子供について何度か、言及しました。
国籍に関して、出生主義をとっても、血統主義をとってもどちらも問題が起きるのにあまり、かわりはなさそうですね。
