Anton Geiser has been in this country since 1956. He came from Austria. Somehow, under false pretenses, he managed to slip through the cracks, immigrating to this country, and becoming naturalized as a citizen in 1962. What he stated as his occupation prior to lurking in this country is unclear, but it was later revealed that his former employer was the Nazi Party! Since he hid this fact from authorities when he came here, and since he faces prosecution as a war criminal in Austria, his dishonestly obtained citizenship was revoked in 2004. In 2010, he was ordered to leave, and go back to Austria, but he lingered on, instead; appealing America's decision to say "no" to Nazi's. He's still here, crying the blues because he joined the Nazi Party at seventeen years old. He thinks he deserves some sort of a "second chance".America does not allow the average foreign national to simply immigrate to the country and become a naturalized citizen. There are so many more deserving people, especially people who are not war criminals. As for being seventeen when he committed his crimes against humanity, there are children as young as twelve who have been tried as adults for crimes. Why is Geiser special? I say ship him back to Austria tommorrow.
