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AMERICAN CANYON -- This citys only card room is the focus of a proposed tax, and its owner says he feels hes being singled out because of his success.The proposed table tax is amo......
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Local retailers are preparing for the implementation of the Credit Card Act of 2009. New rules for creditors go into effect on Monday.......
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Freshmen collected, pitching, defense are not......
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Carlos Zambrano did some charity work in Guatemala. And some more in Mexico . He shoveled snow in Chicago as a first-time full-time resident of the city. And he even got his green......
Dear Soon-To-Be American Citizen,
There are currently millions of people in the United States who are trying to become US citizens. But what makes this process painful is the employees of the US government ARE ALREADY US CITIZENS! They do not have any urgency in getting your application processed. They make it difficult. They make it hard. And they require you to do ALL THE WORK!
A recent study showed that it takes on average, THREE YEARS TO BECOME A US CITIZEN! Why? Because people simply do not have the information they need to make the process easy and painless.
And here’s the catch, with increased threats to the United States, the failing economy and the terrible housing market, naturalization has been put on the back burner. The process is going to be longer and longer as immigration becomes less of a priority for the US government.
Now consider for a moment what is the United States greatest concern. National Security. 9/11 has made the naturalization process more difficult than it’s ever been! Entire presidential debates have been dedicated to National Security and Threats against the United States. Gone are the days of “The United States Accepts All People From All Nations.”
THE TRUTH IS AMERICA IS LOOKING FOR THREATS AND LOOKING AT EVERY APPLICATION THROUGH A MAGNIFYING GLASS!!
