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No. Even if it were true, how does that justify not getting the social security that was paid into? Costs are higher in the states too. Also, you have an odd as
by bdamm 8y ago
No. Even if it were true, how does that justify not getting the social security that was paid into? Costs are higher in the states too. Also, you have an odd assumption that people who move to the US for family or social reasons won’t be working. How do you think people support themselves?
- DoofusOfDeath 8y ago> No. Even if it were true, how does that justify not getting the social security that was paid into? Did the U.S. change the rules on her, or could she have seen this problem coming?
- bdamm 8y agoThere are far too many variables for a normal person to comprehend. Her mistake was not hiring an immigration lawyer.
- booleandilemma 8y agohow does that justify not getting the social security that was paid into? You come here, you work, and you pay social security. That’s how it works. You have the odd assumption everyone is entitled to the social security they pay. If people don’t like the rules they can find another country to work in.