Janet S asked:


I applied for a job as a copy editor with an investment firm. I am highly qualified. I was tested, then interviewed by a comittee of five. After an hour of interviewing, I was told that I was no longer under consideration because I did not meet the requirement (NOT stated in the ad) of owning investments myself. Through no fault of mine, I have not been paid a living wage in seven years. The requirement that I hold investments – to edit copy – seems absurd and of doubtful legality. It discriminates against those trying to make a comeback, and those from the lower middle class who are “afraid” of investments and who need exposure to them in order to understand them.

trustburton asked:


He lived in the US as a permentant resident since he was a child. He got convicted with a crime when he was in his adolencent years. Ever since that one conviction he has been a hardworking resident for 13 years and have no problems with the law. Now he has grown up and matured and successful tax paying business man. Should he get deported and separated from his family? Also what happens to the persons assets and investments?