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Apparently, some people here don't understand how U.S. immigration law works. You can't simply deport someone for expressing a point of view -- never mind one shared by a great many U.S. citizens. Piers Morgan has not committed, nor threatened to commit, any crime. He's here legally. He hasn't violated the terms of his lawful permanent resident status. This petition will go nowhere, and deservedly so.
For those who claim he hates the Second Amendment, I see very little respect here for the First Amendment. And at any rate, I'll take one Briton over 100 Mexicans. Yes, race and language do matter.
UPDATE: The White House petition is nearing 50,000 signatures, and President Obama is expected to respond. The original post is below the video:
The Obama White House runs a petition website called "We the People," which encourages Americans to sign up with a White House account in order to create and sign petitions. If a petition meets a certain threshold of signatories within 30 days - right now it's 25,000, though that number has changed often - then President Obama will issue an official response.
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Further, those involved are exercising THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF FREE SPEECH AND SEEKING REDRESS FROM THEIR GOVERNMENT FOR GRIEVANCES.
Again, don't you feel stupid now?
Morgan did not "speak out against the Constitution." He simply disagrees, as do tens of millions of Americans, with a particular interpretation with one of its amendments. You can bray all you want, but ain't nothing gonna come of this. It's all show and no go.