And Chinese.No, it's aimed at anyone in the United States (Arizona specifically) illegally. Mexican, Haitian, Irish, whoever.
It just happens that the largest percentage of lawbreakers is of Latino descent.
And Chinese.No, it's aimed at anyone in the United States (Arizona specifically) illegally. Mexican, Haitian, Irish, whoever.
It just happens that the largest percentage of lawbreakers is of Latino descent.
I love jackin' with my Canadian relatives by reminding them that they still pay money to The British Mickey Mouse.The oath of citizenship for Canada reads thus:
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I swear (or affirm) that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, Her Heirs and Successors, and that I will faithfully observe the laws of Canada and fulfill my duties as a Canadian citizen.
I love jackin' with my Canadian relatives by reminding them that they still pay money to The British Mickey Mouse.
God save the queen... cuz tourists are money!
Money? Nope. We have a Governor General (Queen's representative in Canada), who holds a mostly ceremonial position... kinda like a PR person. The closest QueenE gets to our money is her face on our coins.
"In 1953, a Canadian law, the Royal Style and Titles Act, formally conferred upon Elizabeth II the title of Queen of Canada."Money? Nope. We have a Governor General (Queen's representative in Canada), who holds a mostly ceremonial position... kinda like a PR person. The closest QueenE gets to our money is her face on our coins.
Ha! Read it and weep. You're paying for the British Mickey Mouse. My suggestion: get rid of those British ties once and for all. (Gotta admire the way the French did it so that none could weasel their way back into power.)
In practice ... but in law ... the queen could exert the power than she still legally retains. Learn your history. The queen, and her representative are still the heads of state. The Prime minister is the head of the government ... not the state. The British prime minister isn't the head of the party who won the most votes ... it's the guy whom the queen invites to form the gov't. That she usually invites the guy who won doesn't change that she could choose whomever she likes ... or noone at all. And it's all because the Lord Protector made the deal with the King to not slaughter the royal family in exchange for the Royal family not exerting their power contrary to the people's will.
She CAN but doesn't and is unlikely ever to do so. Like I said - ceremonial.
Explain. I don't know what you mean.Yeah, look how well it worked out for them. Look how much better they're doing compared to .... Norway, Sweden, Luxembourg, Belgium and Liechtenstein.
Explain. I don't know what you mean.
Been to Liechtenstein... money money money and lots of it.