>>MOD WARNING<<<Funny Political Memes Part III

So your ancestors came to America speaking English? What country were they from?

 

It would seem likely that they were from some where on the Island of Britain. As for my ancestors, they likewise entered the North American continent, also speaking English (as it was understood at that time) and they came from South Wales.

 

My great-grandfather came from Europe to America in the early 20th century and barely spoke English. In fact when his son (my grandfather) went to school, he didn't speak a word of English, but my grandfather learned English, went to school, became a farmer, fought in WWII, raised a family, paid his taxes and LOVED America. So just because someone doesn't speak English, doesn't mean they can't become good citizens of this country.

 

Good points DarkDaimon. On the other side of that coin, the fact that they are allowed to come into this country under any set of circumstances is no guaranty that they will be or will not be "good citizens of this country". However, when they commit a crime at the very instant that their foot touches the soil of the United States (illegal entry), then it is obvious that they are less inclined to become "good citizens" of this country.