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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No one who is not a US citizen has a right to stay in the USA, even with a green card. That’s common knowledge. The safest thing for those eligible is to naturalize of course. It’s just common sense. [/quote]

I wish I could count all the ways you can f--- all the way off.[/quote]

PP here. Why would you say that? What is your background? What I said is 100% true from a legal perspective. Sorry if you’re offended. Non Americans do not have any right to be in the USA, just as Americans don’t have a right to be in any other country.[/quote]
NP here. A green card stands for permanent residency. Permanent! This means a person must go through vetting, after vetting after vetting to get a green card. They go through multiple interviews, fingerprinting, etc. There’s a reason it’s permanent! [/quote]

It is not permanent. I know someone who got deported. You think you know something but you clearly have no first hand experience. You can have your green card taken away.[/quote]

I don't know if the PP that said "no right to be here" was trying to be a jerk but bluntly they are correct. That is literally what people at the top in this Administration are saying. It doesn't matter what process you went through. It is different to be a citizen versus not. My own mom had a green card for several decades because she had reasons for maintaining her other citizenship and dual was not available. So I'm not anti immigrant or something. But I would never advise that today.[/quote]

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