Sarah defies Saudi thugs, won't leave without kids!

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Friday, June 20, 2003 | Pat Roush

[Ready4Freddy]

Is CCA2K retroactive, or in effect when the children were born? Few changes to the immigration laws are retro.

[cinFLA]

I dated a lady of Indian (the country) descent that said she would never marry an Indian.

I married a Vietnamese lady that said she would never marry a Vietnamese.

It was a cultural thing; something about the roles of the husbands and wives...

[FITZ]

I know even countries like Greece, dual citizenship can have it's problems, and Greeks have told me that they were careful to renounce their Greek citizenship when obtaining US citizenship because that Greek citizenship can pass down to their US born children ----who are then eligible for the Greek draft and other responsibilities.

Women choosing to marry Middle Eastern men have to have a screw loose, no one should be so ignorant of the laws of Islamic countries when they marry an Islamic. Why do they believe they should make their decision and then when things don't work, our country is for some reason to get involved in their custody disputes. All international marriages have possible snags ---let the buyer beware.

[cinFLA]

Is CCA2K retroactive, or in effect when the children were born? Few changes to the immigration laws are retro.

It applies to all children under the age of 18.

[Ready4Freddy]

The children's temporary presence in the US can be required, if that's what you're referring to.

[cinFLA]

I really don't think that the children's citizenship makes much difference here - the Saudis don't really care, they're the father's kids in Saudi eyes, and that's it. I very seriously doubt that they will ever be allowed to leave the country.

I agree. But lack of citizenship in this case makes the case moot.

[cinFLA]

The children's temporary presence in the US can be required, if that's what you're referring to.

It is a VERY short act. Do I have to post it for you to get it correct?

[texson66]

I dated a lady of Indian (the country) descent that said she would never marry an Indian.

I married a Vietnamese lady that said she would never marry a Vietnamese.

It was a cultural thing; something about the roles of the husbands and wives...

Sad that this woman had to get involved with an arab. If she had ANY information about their "culture", she would have never gone on a date with him!

[Ready4Freddy]

I'm sure there are children who are US citizens that haven't been allowed to leave Saudi, and many other countries.

[Ready4Freddy]

Well, you could either make your point, or continue to be a richard cranium. Your choice.

[cinFLA]

I'm sure there are children who are US citizens that haven't been allowed to leave Saudi, and many other countries.

Of course. But that was not what we were discussing. Twice you have posted that I was wrong. Do you retract?

[CobaltBlue]

I have handled several divorces for Vietnamese. The men treat the women very badly by American standards. Both the husband and the wife work, typically two jobs. Then the husband expects the wife to treat him like a king at home.

If the wife says that in America, she doesn't have to do that, the husband goes back to Vietnam and marries a young Vietnamese girl who is anxious to get out, even to the point of marrying an old man just for his money. And he doesn't bother to get a divorce from the first wife first. He brings her back to America, then divorces the first wife.

The young, naive Vietnamese wife thinks she is really married, so when the cycle begins again, she isn't entitled to divorce benefits.

[Ready4Freddy]

As I said, you could either make your point, or continue to be a richard cranium. Your choice.

[cinFLA]

"temporary" doesn't get it.

[CobaltBlue]

This is going to sound really ugly, so don't read if you are easily offended.

The last Vietnamese divorce I handled, the husband told the wife that she had to do whatever he said, even if he told her to clean his (rear end) with her tongue! Pretty disgusting, no?

Thank God for American men!

[Ready4Freddy]

§322 (a) `(4) The child is residing outside of the United States in the legal and physical custody of the citizen parent, is temporarily present in the United States pursuant to a lawful admission, and is maintaining such lawful status.

[technochick99]

This calls for Janet Reno.

[swarthyguy]

Wouldn't doubt if some bureau approved and encouraged these types of forays abroad to get a wife.

[Ready4Freddy]

As cover for sleeper cells, no doubt.....

[cinFLA]

Thank you. Now will you apologize for

1) Contradicting my post by stating "Of course they're US citizens".

2) For posting that I was wrong to state that foreign born children of American citizens are not automatically US citizens (especially as in this case where one parent is not a US citizen.)