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I've enjoyed living in Richardson for 20 years and now I know that part of that enjoyment is because of Mr. Keffler's dedication to the city.

Mr. James, I can tell that you have a kind heart toward those less fortunate. The reality is that those who don't go trough proper channels to gain U.S citizenship don't have personal integrity, and are motivated by easier opportunities (a subtle form of greed?) than in Mexico. If life were so bad in Mexico, why hasn't the entire country migrated north and stopped flying "homeland' flags? The real problem is Mexico's lack of desire to improve her self. Mexico, although full of pride, is slipping faster into a listless culture.

The finer argument: I don't respect those who cheat and circumvent the spirit of the law to get ahead, no matter their excuse. I'm constantly teaching my children these subtleties so they won't be caught up in a culture that fudges the truth or fabricates an illusion to mislead...(insert either political party here).

This is the urgent argument: 9/11 created a realization that those motivated by an irrational belief system can easily slip into this country. U.S. citizens who love freedom are motivated to do "something"... even if it's a grassroots effort to send a perfectly legal message on a local level.

Those who understand the fragility of our freedom are the ones motivated by a "higher level".

Do you realize that you never define LGBT in your article.