Re: undocumented Pakistani family
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I am an orthodox Muslim who is currently living on welfare...Apart from that I am provided food stamps, a three bedroom apartment by the state and free education for my 7 children as well as everything that Allah has provided me with...
Why are you so judgemental about a poor man whose daughter died...Do you know the heart break of losing a child?
I hope the government has as much regard for this man as it had for me and may Allah replace his loss with 10 more like the one he lost and may they all grow up to be good, orthodox Muslims...
And he shouldn't worry about food and necessities...Look at me...I haven't worked in 3 years and Allah has given me everything...
Please brother hskhan, don;t be jealous and judgemental...
Hyperactive, you must be living in a state where getting welfare, state medical, and housing would be easy. I have been denied state medical twice when i was expecting my second and third babies, and I am a US Citizen. Why?????? the illegal and undocumented immigrants get the piece of cake because of being illegal and working undocumented..... so usually no matter how much off-the-book $$$$ they are making, they show extremely low or no income at all and get the biggest chunk of welfare and government aid.
My household income was around 32k with a family of four (two kids in diapers and we were paying $1100 in rent every month for our two bedroom apartment). But since my husbands job was "documented".. he was paying the tax but we were getting nothing out of it.... why??? because at 32k we were still above the low-income limit... and many many thanks to illegal and undocumented immigrants, we had to buy private insurance to get our things done.
Sometimes, just because of the competition that illegal immigrants have created at the welfare departments the deserving and needy legal citizens are being denied the basic necessities. Besides, Latinos sitting in the welfare department tend to favor their Latino amigos more and try their best to get the other race/nationalities requests denied (yes ia m being prejudiced, but thats the truth and i have learned it the hard way).
As for this particular case and many others like this, i would say if the family is of any use to the US they should be given a chance... a grace period during which their capabilities to survive in the US are being evaluated. But if they are planning to sit at government and state expenses and do nothing or just a little, they should pack their bags and fly back to Pakistan as America is already overloaded with these type of people.
Now, as others said it earlier, daughter buried here or a citizen baby boy should not be an excuse to stay over here. They have lost the reason for which they were here. Either they go back, or they show that they will be a valuable asset to this land and not a burden.
PS: i also have a lot to say about the poora parevaar chain immigration, ummmm may be next time.