【衝撃事件の核心】仕組まれた“セレブ恋愛” ニセ教授、建築士…結婚詐欺「甘い罠」の顛末(産経)
んんんんんんんんんんん・・・・・わからん。
んんんんんんんんんんん・・・・・わからん。
和樹 Kazu Says:
February 14th, 2009 at 2:55 am
Please watch This website.(only in Japanese)
http://shinpuren.jugem.jp/?eid=598
TVで一瞬聞こえたのは、これだったのか…なんて酷いことをするんだろう。
胸が痛んで仕方ない。
あるどうさん、応援してます。
– ありがとうございました!
So “the problem goes deeper than just the numbers you see,” said Mr. Serrano, who requested the study. He called the circumstance “tragic.”
“If they took their children back,” he said of the deportees, “then technically we deported an American citizen. No matter which side of the immigration issue you fall on, there’s something wrong with the notion of kicking American citizens out of their own country.”
The Homeland Security Department’s office of inspector general, which conducted the review, said it had ordered a look at the feasibility of tracking down more data about the deportations.
Mr. Serrano, who represents a heavily Hispanic district in the Bronx, is vice chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee that oversees spending on the department. He has introduced legislation that would allow immigration judges to take family status into account when deciding on deportations.
Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, a policy institute in Washington that supports tighter controls on immigration, said immigrant parents of children born here should not receive special treatment.
“Should those parents get off the hook just because their kids are put in a difficult position?” Mr. Krikorian said. “Children often suffer because of the mistakes of their parents.”
Bean's comedy, set around the Brick Lane area of east London, spans more than three centuries, from the arrival of Huguenot weavers to successive influxes of Irish, eastern European Jews and Bangladeshi Muslims. Each wave is greeted with hostility and suspicion with locals, only to integrate to such an extent that they themselves take a similar attitude to the next wave of newcomers. The final act features young Muslim men, several of whom are Bin Laden-admirers, while others are drug dealers or muggers.
It has incestuous, pig-breeding, drunken Irishmen, snooty Frenchmen, farcical Jewish anarchists and the animated presence of a mad mullah ranting about how women must be subservient to men
Comment by George
2009-02-14 07:52:02
>she doesn’t speak their langage and doesn’t know >anything about philipine
She is thirteen years old. She can learn. It is not like the Philippines is Hell or some kind of prison. Sure, it will be disappointing for her to leave her friends, but, as Patrick rightly points out, children are uprooted from communities all the time.
I noted as much on debito.org. I also noted that I thought it was interesting that the Japanese media, which many on his blog vilify for being “anti-foreigner” has actually been very sympathetic to Noriko. For some reason he firstly erased the second comment as some sort of “swipe”, and I now see that he has erased both comments altogether.
I had read (here actually) that he does screen his comments, but I wasn’t sure he was that paranoid so as to completely screen out non-malicious opinions that he didn’t agree with. Wow!
Sorry for the brief digression.
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The SVP won 29% of the vote in the last election and is known for its anti-immigration stance.
During the 2007 election, its poster showed white sheep kicking a black sheep out of Switzerland. It caused international outrage.
A spokesman for the party, Oskar Freysinger, condemned the alleged attack and denied any involvement. "If that really was someone from our party, we wouldn't hesitate for a second. That person would be immediately kicked out," he said.
LONDON (AP) ― The number of anti-Semitic attacks on British Jews rose sharply after the start of the conflict in Gaza, a Jewish charity said Friday.
The London-based Community Security Trust, which monitors anti-Semitism and works to safeguard the Jewish community in Britain, said 250 anti-Semitic incidents were recorded in the four weeks after Dec. 27, when Israel launched attacks on Gaza to stop Hamas rocket attacks.
That compares to 40 incidents from the same period the year before.
Dave Rich, a spokesman for the trust, said Jews in Britain are unfairly seen as local representatives of Israel ― a view that fuels some of the anti-Semitic attacks.
"This is racism," he said. "And like all forms of racism, it is unacceptable."
The trust said crimes included assaults, damage to Jewish property, threats, hate mail, verbal abuse and anti-Semitic graffiti.魚拓
Hate crime charges filed in attack on cab driver
By LEVI PULKKINEN
P-I REPORTER February 11, 2009
Hate crime charges were filed Wednesday against a Seattle man accused of berating a taxi driver for his Indian heritage.
According to police, Adam J. Whitney, 23, hailed a Yellow Cab taxi from the University District to Fremont early Sunday morning. When the driver delivered him to 4235 Freemont Ave. N., Whitney ran from the car without paying his $10 fare.
Confronted by the cab driver, Whitney pushed the driver to the ground and punched him twice in the head, according to police. Though several other men on the block offered to pay the fare, Whitney demanded they not do so and began yelling racial epithets at the driver.
"You (expletive) Punjabi, this is America," Whitney said, according to police reports. "Get out of here."
Police say the driver then took shelter in his cab, only to have Whitney begin throwing items at the vehicle and begin kicking the windows. He then fled to a nearby apartment building, where Seattle police arrested him.
"Hate crime is such a loaded term," Leary said. "There are things that were inappropriate that he's going to have to answer for ... but this isn't a situation where someone's attacking someone because of his race."
Algerian detained in France returns to Japan after over 4 yrs+
TOKYO, Feb. 13 (AP) - (Kyodo)―An Algerian resident of Japan arrived at Narita airport Friday night after being unable to return to his country of residence for more than four years following his arrest in France for alleged links to al-Qaida.
Djamel Hamouni, a 41-year-old permanent resident of Japan who has been cleared of the suspicions by the French government, was reunited with his Japanese wife and three children who live in Gunma Prefecture.
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Hamouni, who was operating a used car sales company, had sold a car to a man, who is said to be a senior al-Qaida member who was on the international wanted list and was in hiding in Japan, without knowing his links to the international terrorist group.
Story By: David Tauchen
Source: KOAA
Published Thu Feb 12, 2009, 05:11 PM MST
Updated Thu Feb 12, 2009, 08:01 PM MST
Administrators at The Classical Academy in Colorado Springs say they are confronting the racism that a 16-year-old girl claims forced her to leave the school.
"I want to make sure that the student that left is the last victim of harassment at TCA," said Peter Hilts, Principal of the high school.
On Monday, the 16-year-old victim told her story to the board of The Classical Academy, claiming she was repeatedly bullied because of the color of her skin. She claimed it started with the election of President Barack Obama. Administrators say they confronted the perpetrators at that time, but another group of students continued the racial harassment around the time of Obama's inauguration. She has since moved to another school within the district.
"When we tolerate these things, that's what we become as a school and as a society," said Mark Hyatt, President of the Classical Academy.
At an assembly Thursday, Hilts told students if they insist on being racist they can leave the school. He also encouraged students to speak out against intolerance, report any incidents, and take pride in how their school is perceived from the outside.魚拓
移民の歴史が長いフランスや米国では一九八〇年代から、一定の条件を満たした不法滞在者に特別在留許可を与える「アムネスティ」という恩赦的制度がある。条件は時々で変わるが(1)滞在十年以上(2)重罪を犯していない-などだという。
この制度に詳しい田中宏龍谷大教授は「不法滞在者が長期間、身分を偽るなどして生活することは、病気や事故の時などに深刻な事態を引きおこす原因となる」と指摘。その上で「日本の労働現場で懸命に働く外国人は多い。問題を起こさず社会に定着している人に安定した生活を保障することは、日本の社会にとっても利益となる」と強調する。
一方で、「特別在留許可は不法滞在の追認にあたる」などとする批判も根強い。米国では二〇〇六年にアムネスティ制度に反対して一千万人規模のデモが起きた。国内でも不法滞在者への許可に反対する市民団体が存在している。難民の人権保護活動などに取り組む土井香苗弁護士は「出入国管理は大事だが、子どもの権利は入管の規制のさらに上にあるもの。何が子どもにとって最善なのかを重視して考えてほしい」と話している。
東京新聞 2009年2月13日 夕刊
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In 2006, millions of people, with 500,000 in Los Angeles alone participated in protests over a proposed reform to U.S. immigration policy. The protests began in response to proposed legislation known as H.R. 4437, which would raise penalties for illegal immigration and classify unauthorized immigrants and anyone who helped them enter or remain in the US as felons. As part of the wider immigration debate, most of the protests not only sought an overhaul of this bill, but also a path to legalization for those who had entered the US illegally and fewer Immigration Services delays.
Over time, illegal immigrants would have to pay fines and fees of more than $9,000 (plus thousands more for each family member). They'd have to prove they're working and have no significant criminal record. They'd have to learn English and American civics. And, if they want legal permanent residence, they'd have to return to their home country to apply for it there. Getting a green card would take at least eight years, citizenship at least 13として、科料、勤務態度、犯罪履歴、言語能力などの要件を満足してようやく、市民権が得られる道を与えるのだから、それも可ではないか、としている。
USAToday June 08, 2007