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MOTHERSHIP
Comment: I don't know why he doesn't just become a citizen, he been here all this time and don't look like he's going anywhere no time soon.
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ReginaBio1
Comment: Why is he having trouble with immigration? Where exactly is he from?
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MOTHERSHIP
Comment: Regina, he was born in England, raised there partly until he moved here.
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Name:
imtalking
Comment: This is one SEXY mofo!
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xavixavi
Comment: MOTHERSHIP, he can't JUST BECOME a citizen. Many emigrants believe that somehow becoming a citizen here is an afront to their country back home. They don't realize the benifits of being a citizen in this country or feel that the benefits outweight that feeling of connection to home. Sometimes it's just ignorance of the process. This is not Ricks problem now. He has a record, and that can put haults on that process. He has most of the qualifications, but the same thing that is causing him issues with immigration would kill citizenship.
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MOTHERSHIP
Comment: xavixavi, Rick been here since he was what? 14 or 15 that's around the time he met Doug, that's about half his life, I'm surprised he wasn't a citizen before this. I hear ya though.
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MOTHERSHIP
Comment: Gov. Patterson pardoned him, so he should be able to manuver some. I think the problem stems from the home end though.
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ATLGirl
Comment: Naturalization is a long process. It already takes about 10 years when your affairs are in order. Now, add to that INS always being behind on applications, deportations on the rise ("terrorism"), and committing crimes and serving time while not being a citizen...then you have Slick Rick.
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