California Senator Dianne Feinstein has introduced legislation designed to help an illegal alien who is a lesbian remain in the U.S.

[Terminator]

A pro-family activist says it is "ridiculous" that California Senator Dianne Feinstein has introduced legislation designed to help an illegal alien who is a lesbian remain in the U.S.

The case involves 43-year-old Philippines national Shirley Tan, who came to the United States on a visitor's visa in 1989. She overstayed that visa and has been living in a lesbian relationship with a naturalized citizen in Pacifica, California.

Immigration authorities have ordered her to leave the country, but at the urging of homosexual rights groups Senator Diane Feinstein (D-California) intervened, arguing that if Tan's homosexual partner was a man, they could marry, and she could be eligible for residency.

Feinstein has now introduced an emergency immigration bill on behalf of Tan. That means Tan cannot be deported unless Congress votes down the legislation or it is allowed to expire without being reintroduced.

Peter LaBarbera, founder and president of Americans for Truth about Homosexuality, sees this as another attempt at gaining special rights for homosexuals.

"We don't need to start providing government benefits and special treatment to relationships based on homosexuality, which many people regard as a sin," says LaBarbera. "I think this is an egregious example of special rights for homosexuals."

The pro-family activist contends that homosexuals and their supporters are using this case to push for the passage of the Uniting American Families Act (H.R. 1024), which would give homosexual Americans the right to sponsor foreign-born partners for residency.

"This is a ridiculous piece of legislation," exclaims LaBarbera. "Americans are already concerned over illegal immigration. I don't think most Americans want to give incentives to bring more homosexual activists into the country, which is what this case embodies."

In the meantime, if Congress approves Feinstein's bill Tan would have two years to apply for a new visa or permanent residency.

[Captain America]

Feinstein just wants a lick.......

[Morris]

Good gawd Cap'n! My mind's eye just went blind on that one.

[depusm12]

Ewwweeeee. OK now I gonna hurl my lunch up.

[CTR man]

San Francisco and its surrounding neighborhood cities need to secede from California and become their own state. Then we can get rid of Feinstein, Boxer and Pelosi. Then we might just be able to have some decent representation in the house and senate.

This is one of many reasons why San Francisco is the way it is. I found this on another forum but the user to my knowledge resides here as well. I hope he doesn't mind me posting this here.

Chief Heather Fong (left),

the first SFPD female chief of police;

Theresa Sparks (center, former male),

president of the San Francisco Police Commission,

CEO of a multi million-dollar sex toy retailer,

and a trans gender woman.

Sgt. Stephan Thorne (right, former female),

the first transgender SFPD police officer.

Their Representative in Congress is Nancy Pelosi.

This pretty much explains why we are where we are

Both Feinstein and Boxer represent California in the Senate and live in San Francisco IIRC.

Thoughts?

[Morris]

Nuke it?

[pgg]

Nuke it?

Works for me

[Morris]

You know, the sad part is, San Fran was a cool city prior to the late 60s.

Now, it's just an overvalued freak show.

[CTR man]

I'll have to agree with you there, Morris. The hippie revolution came in and turned that city inside out and backwards.