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There is nothing stopping them. Personally I wish they would become a country, and then they have to come here through the immigration process like other immigrants.

I totally agree with you! Whose idea was it to make PR a territory of the U.S.?? How do we cut them off for good??

The people I know from there speak their own language, they have their own flag, and always fly that flag, they have loyalty to their island, so why should they be able to come here, vote, and claim welfare, and take jobs?

Same here in The People's Republik of Connecticut. We have MANY second, third, etc. generation Puerto Ricans here in Connecticut's (formerly beautiful) cities who never assimilate (there are some exceptions).

That PR flag is flying in every CT inner city neighborhood, and attached to rear-view mirrors of many (mostly beat up or pimped out) cars.

You drive through any of those neighborhoods in broad daylight and you see PLENTY of able-bodied people not working, and teenage girls pushing brand-new (paid for by the taxpayers no doubt) Graco baby carriages.

And of course they always vote for the Party of Free Stuff: The democRATs. GRR!