Gustavo Ramos, 52, arrived in Glen Burnie from Mexico City in 1980 on a student visa and has made Anne Arundel County his permanent home since 1993. He opened a grocery store in Brooklyn Park in 2007, selling the business in 2012.
Student visas have a short lifespan, though, and Ramos is no longer here legally.
Proposals to change the country’s immigration laws, now before Congress, offer Ramos a chance at citizenship, one he would like to take.
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6 comments:
So crime does pay..dam guess me and all other legal immigrants are stupid by abiding by the law to become legal legit americans..
He's admitting he broke the law. SEND HIM HOME TO MEXICO.
if hes not legal, and we know it, deport him
Send his butt back along with all
the rest!!!
I agree! I am friends with a good hard working morally positive family who legally immigrated here 10 years ago, and have improved our nation by doing so. If you wish not to participate, you should not be allowed to participate.
Go home. Period.
I'd suggest jail as that is what Americans pay for breaking the law... but then why should we continue to pay for him to have 3 meals and a bed... send him home!
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