Is there a way to keep up with one's personal rights as a citizen, if they continually change?
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Sure, pay attention to the opinions of the Supreme and Federal Courts.  Also, actually read the bills going through the legislature.  At this point, a good place to start is with the Patriot Act.  See http://www.epic.org/privacy/terrorism/hr3162.html
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Assuming that you are referring to governmental acts, then you simply have to become politically active.  \n\nKnow what the issues are, not just listening to bumper-sticker statements.\n\nRegister to vote and vote in every election.\n\nFind other supporters of your perspective and lobby for its support.\n\nMore than anything else study what interests you.  For example, learn what rights are from a historical and constitutional perspective.  Learn how such were interpreted at various times in the past.  Find out “why” laws came into being and how you can work to change them if you don’t like them.  Run for office.  Volunteer for local commissions, and committees, and boards.  Become knowledgeable and involved.
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Do you mean they want to be a citizen instead? Then they would have to take a written test. If you mean they want to move back out of the country, I'm not absolutely sure but they might just be able to move and let it expire. You'll have to double check though...
681473
Find a legal advisor. I think you should solve the metter legally. It is the best way, in my opinion, to protect your rights.
681694
Unfortunately, we can not pick and choose which constitutional rights we want to enforce. It is a package deal. I agree with you that this is a big problem and very costly to us hard working, tax paying citizens. I see only one way to resolve it. SECURE OUR BORDERS. Contact the Minuteman Project at www.minutemanhq.com    There are many ways each of us can help eliminate this problem, we just have to take the first step.  \n\nUnited We Stand, Divided We Fall.
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give them their rights
1123654
There are squatter laws in some places but generally if they figure out what you're doing the local government will kick you off before you can stay long enough to establish any rights.
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The constitution does not say that only citizens are protected by the 4th-8th Amendments, it merely says, "no person." You would want to be given the same rights of citizens if charged in another country, wouldn't you? In fact, the public tends to get up in arms, even when someone IS given the same rights and is given a harsh punishment.
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Then I will suggest u sign up for a new ID. It is the only way.
134209
Post 911 marrying a citizen is no longer an assured fix.  Find the best lawyer you can afford.  Be aware that if you leave and you are documented, you may be barred from returning.
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The best way to handle your situation is to follow the rules established by Congress and enforced by the INS.  Just be patient and you will gain you citizenship legally.  God luck....
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Keep making them, you're free to keep making new IDs too. They can only stop you so far. Voice your opinion, don't be obnoxious.
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Being a citizen means you are not a temporary immigrant, visitor, or slave, and you have all the rights therein.
955771
I am one of a dying breed in that I believe that in order to live in a country where you have rights, you sometimes have to fight for them, and while I do believe that everyone is entitled to there beliefs, and has the right to express their opinions there are times when doing so is counter productive for the welfare of the country that you live in. Rights are not without boundaries. My rights stop where yours begin, and the same applies to to yours. If you can't love your country, at least have some respect for it.
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Probably only if you are changing your identity to protect yourself.  I can't think of another instance.  Even when you change your name, you get the same #.
750954
Use the most basic common sense you have.  Obey all rules, regulations and laws.  Be responsible specially for your own actions and words.  Enjoy your new citizenship yet never forget your mother land and her beautiful custom.  Be proud of yourself but do not be overbearing.
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well, maybe a change in who deserves full citizenship rights and who doesn't.  Like all us veterans and those that pledge 2 or more yrs of federal service have full rights and those that don't volunteer for fed service lose the right to vote or run for office.  Things would be better for everyone, even those with minimal rights.