Does buying pot send money to Mexico or Colombia and does it cause people in those countries to be murdered?
There were thousands of killings of innocent people in Colombia 10 years ago due to the drug trade. America is the largest consumer of south American illegal Drugs. Now the murder rate in Mexico is going thru the roof in drug wars and the illegal drug trade is closer to the USA than it was before. So the real question is.. Can we apply legal punishement to college students for funding the Drug/Murder trade?
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Both. And yes, we should be punishing people more for drug possession/use. But society these days is so dam confused, uncaring, high, and ignorant. For god sakes, Lady GaGa was found on coke, and she said in a report that she does pot and she is proud of it. Why is she not in jail? Why in god's name is Charlie Sheen not in jail? Hell, with all the drugs he bought the traders probably have a summer home.
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Not if you buy American.
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Most of the marijuana found in the United States is grown in the United States and all drugs should simply be decriminalized taxed a regulated like tobacco and alcohol all prohibition does is create criminal enterprises if the drug is legal and yields no profit their is no reason to kill each other over it. Why is it that its harder for kids to get cigarettes and alcohol than it is heroin crack pot meth ect because its controlled and regulated. I mean really its such a simple logical look the the prohibition of alcohol and the Violence and criminal empires it created its how many drug cartels were their that imported narcotics into the united states from the 1800s-1930s ? And at the person saying we need harsher punishments for drugs smuggling drugs in most of other country's that bring in coke and heroin punish it with the death penalty obviously that doesn't work you know because it perfect logic that someone with an illegal plant should spend more time in prison than someone who rapes children
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Yes, they should be responsible. However, I believe the legalization of these drugs internationally would be even better, sponsored by the government or approved and legalized vendors. I am Colombian, and drugs have ruined by country. However, if they don't legalize, then they must fight.
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Dude you got a very strong argument there. Sadly it is the true the major consumers here in USA are idnereeclty responsible for the things going on down there and the things going on down there are very ugly. Consumers here. Producers there. Buyers here Drug lords there. Drug lords get kill violence and destruction of communities. This drug bussiness creates jobs and for some you got two choices immigrate illegally (chances of getting caught or die and problems with the goverment) to USA or become a drug dealer (average life when you become one 4 years) leaving a family wife widowed and kids with no father figure leave alone for some years mom dies kids grow to repeat the same cycle immigrate or become a drug leader some do neither grow up turn to be crazy and become alcoholic and drug addcits. The Mexican social fabric gets disrupted and does not stop more grief to a nation already full open wounds and if the Mexican literature and writer Octavio Paz is correct Mexicanos siguen siendo hijos de la chingada Mexican are and will be sons of the motherf*** bitch idk if that translates to that ... for not seens they dreams realized and achivied ...
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Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
I'm a citizen of the USA and my sister is from mexico. I want her to vaction here for 2 weeks legally. How
I'm a citizen of the USA and my sister is from mexico. I want her to vaction here for 2 weeks legally. How
She is a student in mexico and i am one here. i want her to be able to be here for my graduation in Dec. What do i do????
Immigration - 8 Answers
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Yeah right.
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i think its mostly on her. she needs a passport for sure. that's as far as i know.
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Student visa I assume?, you ARE leaving after graduation, right?. Take some good pics, and see her when you get home.
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You probably should have started the application for her already. But go here to start, http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=10fa6138f898d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=48819c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD, if you intend to file a student visa for here there is more to do. You can find the other visas on that site too. Your sister will need to get a passport first, since it is just for your graduation make sure she is registered and paid up for school back home in Mexico. This will help prove that she does not intend to stay and should prove to be a binding tie to her regular residence. Don't wait any longer to get this done, it takes time. And remember that she might still not get the visa. Luck!
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pick her up and have her use a fake i.d. girls do that all the time to get into the clubs when their underage. And if she gets caught drive her back home. some times they get in the club sometimes they don't.
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first she need a passport, once she get it, she need contact american embassy to get visa, in the interview its better if she doesnt say she has family in usa.
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There is not much you can do for her. She needs to be able to satisfy a U.S. consular officer AND a CBP officer that she will in fact return to Mexico after her visit with you is over. She can enter with passport and visa, or a DSP-150 which is the Mexican Border Crossing Card. She must demonstrate admissibility on her own.
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Have her go to the embassy and apply for a visa. They are going to look at how much money she has in the bank and for reasons she will return to Mexico. It is getting very hard to get a visa. Good Luck.
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She is a student in mexico and i am one here. i want her to be able to be here for my graduation in Dec. What do i do????
Immigration - 8 Answers
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Yeah right.
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i think its mostly on her. she needs a passport for sure. that's as far as i know.
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Student visa I assume?, you ARE leaving after graduation, right?. Take some good pics, and see her when you get home.
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You probably should have started the application for her already. But go here to start, http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=10fa6138f898d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=48819c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD, if you intend to file a student visa for here there is more to do. You can find the other visas on that site too. Your sister will need to get a passport first, since it is just for your graduation make sure she is registered and paid up for school back home in Mexico. This will help prove that she does not intend to stay and should prove to be a binding tie to her regular residence. Don't wait any longer to get this done, it takes time. And remember that she might still not get the visa. Luck!
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pick her up and have her use a fake i.d. girls do that all the time to get into the clubs when their underage. And if she gets caught drive her back home. some times they get in the club sometimes they don't.
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first she need a passport, once she get it, she need contact american embassy to get visa, in the interview its better if she doesnt say she has family in usa.
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There is not much you can do for her. She needs to be able to satisfy a U.S. consular officer AND a CBP officer that she will in fact return to Mexico after her visit with you is over. She can enter with passport and visa, or a DSP-150 which is the Mexican Border Crossing Card. She must demonstrate admissibility on her own.
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Have her go to the embassy and apply for a visa. They are going to look at how much money she has in the bank and for reasons she will return to Mexico. It is getting very hard to get a visa. Good Luck.
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Thursday, May 1, 2014
what are the requirements for enrolling at UNAM university in MEXICO?
what are the requirements for enrolling at UNAM university in MEXICO?
ive studied in the usa ... im currently in highschool and planning on moving down there with a GED im like a B average student.. will my ged cut it?
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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How's your Spanish? You need to pass the very difficult entrance exam in Spanish to even have a chance. Get your GED apostilled. That is done by the Secretary of state of whatever state you live in. Without the apostille and an official translation into Spanish your GED won't work. Mexico has no such thing as a GED, and the grade system is from 1-10. Grade averages don't matter as much as passing an entrance exam. Private universities are very easy to enter into in Mexico: No entrance exam, no final exams, no thesis and you can go to med or law school right after high school.
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here are search results for "requirements for enrolling at UNAM university in MEXICO" http://www.yabloog.com/requirements_for_enrolling_at_unam_university_in_mexico.html
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ive studied in the usa ... im currently in highschool and planning on moving down there with a GED im like a B average student.. will my ged cut it?
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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How's your Spanish? You need to pass the very difficult entrance exam in Spanish to even have a chance. Get your GED apostilled. That is done by the Secretary of state of whatever state you live in. Without the apostille and an official translation into Spanish your GED won't work. Mexico has no such thing as a GED, and the grade system is from 1-10. Grade averages don't matter as much as passing an entrance exam. Private universities are very easy to enter into in Mexico: No entrance exam, no final exams, no thesis and you can go to med or law school right after high school.
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here are search results for "requirements for enrolling at UNAM university in MEXICO" http://www.yabloog.com/requirements_for_enrolling_at_unam_university_in_mexico.html
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