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Right? I mean there's a difference between living in a country 'illegally' and just occupying someone's home illegally. I have a gf who's American and I live in Canada. If she just moved in with us and stayed here, she'd be more than welcome in our home and accepted. But according to Canada, she'd be here 'illegally'.
On what grounds is she not allowed to live with us, who do live here legally, who do own a home here. Who are legal citizens? She isn't occupying our house. She isn't invading us. She's just... Living here. It's so fucking stupid.