What creative immigration policies could possibly work?
Q. I am a downer when it comes to immigration policies. For me I don't think that any possible policy could work, but I am open to suggestions. If someone has a creative immigration policy, doesn't have to be real, that they would like to see inacted, please don't hesitate to enlighten me.
Asked by assassinationme - Wed Jan 28 16:07:18 2009 - - 10 Answers - 1 Comments

A. First and simplest thing (but not easy, as a constitutional amendment is never easy to get passed), pass an amendment that spells out clearly that you must be born here to parents who are here LEGALLY in order to be automatically given U.S. citizenship. Now is the time for a high-tech border fence with Mexico. If they're going to spend $1 trillion, better make it worth it. That's the only kind of change I can believe in. It would put a lot of people to work engineering it, building it and monitoring it. It would keep more illegals from Mexico coming here and using our hospitals for free which would save us money and shorten wait times in emergency rooms in border states. It would cut back on much of the horrible, gratuitously violent drug… [cont.]
Answered by katerbecker - Wed Jan 28 16:32:51 2009

What are the rules and policies of the Disney Museum In San Francisco?
Q. Im going to the Disney Museum in San Francisco saturday and i cant find the rules and policies? I already know about the "famous" no photography rule.I have a baby with a stroller and two other kids and my wife so i just want to know the rule and policies. Thanks!
Asked by emilianomal - Thu Nov 19 12:17:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'd assume they're the same as any other museum (for which "no photography" is pretty standard). However, for a few specifics: " Strollers are not permitted in the galleries. There is limited stroller parking on the porch of the Museum, however, we recommend that you leave your strollers in your vehicle. Photography and videography are not allowed in the Museum. For the enjoyment of all visitors, we request that you refrain from using your cell phone within the Museum. Visitors with disabilities may bring their service animals into public areas. Pets are not allowed." Basically: behave as is expected of a person in a public place and don't infringe on the copyright of the displayed items. Nothing too outlandish, it seems.
Answered by Spaceball Ricochet - Thu Nov 19 14:57:41 2009

What are some of the problems of pollution and policies adopted by China to control ?
Q. I have to do a presentation on the topic Pollution in China.It could be the problems,solutions,polici es etc. adopted by China.Any help will be welcome.Thank you!
Asked by Seeker - Wed Jul 29 12:33:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. China has been reforesting vast areas of 'desert' land in the Western regions of the country, in fact this is the biggest reforestation project ever undertaken. This helps to take some of the CO2 pollution out of the air.
Answered by Alex C - Wed Jul 29 13:10:08 2009