The Scream That Unites : Memoirs Of An Illegal Alien Part 36
I looked around the room. Sue was not there. Her bureau drawers were empty. Her closet was empty. Her shoes were gone. She was gone. I did not have to think twice. She had to be with Ritchie. Ritchie’s father had given him one of his many homes to live in 6 months ago. I […]
Dominican Republic: World Bank Approves US$80 Million for Infrastructure Rehabilitation and Disaster Management
The World Bank Board of Directors today approved an US$80 million loan for the Dominican Republic to support the country’s recovery efforts after Tropical Storms Noel and Olga. “We have responded positively to the Dominican government request for support, because we understand the adverse social and economic impact that this kind of natural occurrences have […]
Friends and Family : Memoirs Of An Illegal Alien Part 35
Ritchie’s father had a source for US birth certificates and he was not going to give it to me for free. He had some requirements for me. I had to make a “run” to Washington to the source. I was between a rock and hard place. I had to make a decision soon. Ritchie and […]
Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch Changes
“How can I be sure…in a world that’s constantly changing?” The Young Rascals In this season of Obama-Clinton-McCain presidential hopefulness, the theme of Change is in the air. Everywhere. Whether it be political Change, or climate Change, or some other variety of Change, we have become insistent that whatever it is, it better be changing. […]
The U.S. Immigration Debate – A few perspectives
Many anticipate that the U.S. immigration laws will change after the 2008 elections in November. With candidates Obama, Clinton and McCain talking about a variety of issues, Immigration being paramount, it is clear that they will say what they must in order to get elected, which is the nature of politics. In what way the […]
