Widow of Hero Fights Deportation

[The Straight Story]

Widow of Hero Fights Deportation

Her husband died heroically trying to save two children from drowning. Now a young widow is facing deportation.

Jacqueline Coats, 27, came to the United States from Kenya six years ago on a student visa. She married her husband, Marlin Coats, in April 2006. Three weeks later, Coats died while rescuing two young boys caught in a rip current off Ocean Beach.

Coats said she was in the process of filing the necessary documents to become a permanent legal resident when her husband died. But she now faces deportation.

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On Wednesday, state Republican and Democratic lawmakers held a news conference at the State Capitol to support a federal bill sponsored by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, that would allow Coats to remain in the United States.

http://www.news10.net/display_story.aspx?storyid=32192

[proud2BlibKansan]

1. Which part of illegal does this woman not understand?

:sarcasm:

[LanternWaste]

2. here is the chorus that sings

Agreed :hi:

And just where is the chorus that sings to me about how she's responsible for reducing the quality of life in America and reducing my wages?

:hide:

[Horse with no Name]

3. How the hell did he have time to be a hero in between

wrecking his car into everyone without insurance, stealing their job and ruining their healthcare system?
Didn't anyone tell him illegals are a threat to our very existence? He really should stick to the script.