The United States recently discovered the existence of several Russian spies living in the US under cover. They had assumed names, fabricated identities and American born children who had never been to Russia.
These spies have been deported back to Russia. The children will go with their parents, even in one case an adult child. Not one person said it was unfair to break up these families. Won't anyone come forward and complain that the children will be traumatized by having to go to a country of which they know nothing, can't speak the language, and are so thoroughly American?
I guess not.
|
07-09-2010, 07:36 AM
Threaded Mode