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These are questions you should be asking a good lawyer.

It's definitely his fault for a) not getting citizenship and b) committing all those offences. Even if he was innocent in the last one, that is not the behaviour of a law-abiding person.



With all due respect, He sounds like a waste of life and time for everybody involved. It's his own fault or his parents fault for not making him a citizen and I have no sympathy for him. Whatever he gets is too good for him. The law is the law, no playing favorites.



"Trick shot? The trick is NOT to get shot." - Lucian

how long has he been here? There are ways to become a citizen if hes been here 14 years or more i believe.

On another note, this is entirely his fault. If he was not a citizen he should of done the paper work and at least got a green card if not his citizenship. Than on top of that he needs to stop drinking in his vehicle or drinking and driving.

On the plus side don't the french have a good safety net for those who need help? Perhaps this is a chance for him to turn his life around. How old is he?



No sympathy for this guy. Serial-criminals who aren't citizens should always be thrown out



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spurgeonryan said:
Well we have really no sympathy for him either, but he is still family. Sent him with some money, and she went and said goodbye to him. The question is should this be allowed? Just going to go over there and be a burden on the Italian government. Like I said , any Italian that he speaks is just a little here and there that he learned from his parents. Which will most likely be totally different than how Native Italians speak.

Also the Lawyers said there was little chance that anything could be done if we did pay 1500 dollars or more for his time.


considering he had many options to avoid this, yes it should be allowed. He could of done many things to avoid this and CHOSE not too. I certainly believe people should be able to make their own choices. How old is he?



thranx said:
how long has he been here? There are ways to become a citizen if hes been here 14 years or more i believe.

On another note, this is entirely his fault. If he was not a citizen he should of done the paper work and at least got a green card if not his citizenship. Than on top of that he needs to stop drinking in his vehicle or drinking and driving.

On the plus side don't the french have a good safety net for those who need help? Perhaps this is a chance for him to turn his life around. How old is he?


So he should make his way from Italy to France?



Lucky guy... all those italian women.....



 

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Adinnieken said:
thranx said:
how long has he been here? There are ways to become a citizen if hes been here 14 years or more i believe.

On another note, this is entirely his fault. If he was not a citizen he should of done the paper work and at least got a green card if not his citizenship. Than on top of that he needs to stop drinking in his vehicle or drinking and driving.

On the plus side don't the french have a good safety net for those who need help? Perhaps this is a chance for him to turn his life around. How old is he?


So he should make his way from Italy to France?

oops. Was watching a show with some french people must of crossed in my mind. Well doesn't Italy also have a great socail net?



Don't think a exception should've been made to be honest...

Edit:

Actually, don't really think he should've been deported. Crimes are crimes, but still...