Think that might open the illegal immigration floodgates?

The problem was NOT the law, the problem was the lack of enforcement.As for immigration, the United States is still the most immigrated to country in the world.

I would also look for cities that are showing a growth trend from job creation rather than immigration (ie: CA).

The most important thing to me is freedom---so I can live out my true passion and purpose of ministering to those in need.I hope to help all of you in any way I can.

If you have a problem with family - take it to a counselor or your minister.

One has to love these discussions (I do)where self righteous, self appointed experts know better than an immigrant what it's like being one, or going thru the immigration process.

This is bad legislation and counter productive to the legitimate cause of combating illegal immigration.

You just think you have rights, and you do, when you are allowed to have them.Arguing this aspect with many of the younger generation, at this time, is like a minister denouncing attitudes of a group at a gay rally!

(This was also a period of virtually unrestricted immigration.)

My research of the Cincinnati real estate market has led my to in interesting little neighborhood called "Over the Rhine"; So named after the Rhine river as the area was first settled be German immigrants in the 19th century.