All Just Part of the Job?

[--Pete]

Hi,

Do you think these Russian spies were told to "live together" to act like a typical married couple, and over time ended up having children because they started to have feelings for one another, or do you think they were told to have children together to establish a more believable back-story? Pretty disturbing stuff if the latter.

What difference does it make? True love conquers all?

What do you think will happen to the children of these Russian spies?

Depends. If their parents are found not guilty, they go on as before. If they're found guilty and simply deported, the kids will probably go with. If the parents get jail time, the kids will either go to a friend or relative who has some claim to them, or they will 'go into the system'.

Technically, are they American if they they were born in the US and both of their parents were her illegally?

Yes.

The parents should have taken this into consideration before having children and living the life of a spy,

Cops have kids. As do firefighters, soldiers, sailors, skydivers, mountain climbers, and commuters on the LA freeways. So what? Is it your opinion that only work at home CPAs should have kids? Life is dangerous, it has almost a 100% fatality rate.

On the surface, what the news media's have let out does not seem too damaging, but they don't explain what tipped the FBI off into investigating these individuals in the first place.

The news media hasn't said squat. Probably because that's as much as they know. No indication of what, if anything, has been compromised. And none of the people rounded up seem to be in a position to get much of anything beyond (possibly) cocktail gossip.

If you're going to talk about the news today, I think this is much more interesting. The Supremes have inched one step closer to clarifying the Second Amendment. And in a direction I approve of. However, they ducked the real issue, once again.

--Pete