Sorry DougR, I just got back. You ask

Clint: Well? Is the student guilty of visa fraud?

He hasn't been tried yet. He may be. He may be guilty of worse. Or he may not even spit on the sidewalk.

But that's not the point. I'm talking ethics: fairness. I'm just an elderly country boy but I believe the United States is supposed to be an example of justice and liberty; we are supposed to be better than the bad guys. We are supposed to give the bad guys a trial according to the rules because we are the good guys.

I subscribe to the National Review, I've got some guns, used to be an NRA member, but it don't make me guilty of being a Republican. I also subscribe to the Progressive, and write these anti-administration posts but it don't make me guilty of being disloyal to the country. What I check out of the library, subscribe to, or watch on TV or the 'net don't mean I'm guilty -- or innocent --of anything and is nobody's damn business but mine.

clint