Subject: Date: Tue, 5 Oct 93 09:52:48 -0400

From: [email-masked] (Mi Mi)
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 93 09:21:12 CDT

Dear Netters: last weekend, a netter forward a letter from Bill Clinton,
in replying to his lads-net petition letter. Unfortunately, it is a form
letter, worse, it is the identically the same as Mi Mi had gotten from Bill
Clinton, in replying to Mi Mi's comment letter to the interim rule before
August 2, when we lads-net launched the first petition wave to the US 
officials to change the interim rule. 
Here Mi Mi has concluded that, the White House has not read the letters
carefully, so our concerns are not heard in these two cases. However, Mi Mi's
three petition letters, with 1564 strong support of our dear netters, have
not been answered by the White House yet. Mi Mi Sr.'s hope is, the White
House is paying attention to them, since the number is relatively bigger
than one, and something is happening to it. While most of our principals 
are getting their temporary I-551s, we shall concentrate on our lads issue
once more. Mi Mi Sr. believe, the number speaks. Let us keep on the pressure
by getting more and more signatures. 
United, we stand!
Mi Mi
Lads-net Committee
-------"Bill Clinton"'s form letter follows ----------------------------------
Dear Friend:
  Thank you for your letter.
  While we must maintain our commitment to generous and humane
immigration and refugee policies, we cannot admit all who want to enter the
United States. Under the economic and job market pressures we face today,
we cannot afford to lose control of our borders or take on new financial
burdens, nor can we allow our people to be endangered by those who would
enter our country to terrorize Ameriicans. Therefore, we must ensure
adequate enforcement of U.S immigration laws, including provisions designed
to discourage unauthorized entry. I have already tatken concrete steps to
stem the flow of illegal immigration.
   At the same time, we must promote economic opportunity, peace, and
security in countries struggling to achieve economic development and
democracy.  By doing so, we can create incentives for people to remain in
their country of origin.
   The problems of immigration and asylum invite no easy solutions. I
am confident that the policy I have announced will protect our nation's and
our states' economic interests while respecting our commitment to humane
immigration policies. I appreciate your interest in this issue. 
  Sincerely, 
  Bill Clinton
"Bill Clinton"'s form letter