Originally posted by der schwarze RitterI don't give a tinker's cuss what you get out of it. With the things you post here at at RHP, no way I'm rooting for the likes of you. I'm rooting for the "illegal" immigrants.
Politicians, immigration attornies, the Department of Labor, business owners and all illegal aliens all benefit from illegal immigration. So what do We the People get out of it besides cheap lettuce?
http://projectusa.org/2008/05/18/biggest-immig-raid-ever-much-worse-than-you-think/
Originally posted by der schwarze Rittercheap avocados and an excuse to not have more than 2 kids to grow the economy.
Politicians, immigration attornies, the Department of Labor, business owners and all illegal aliens all benefit from illegal immigration. So what do We the People get out of it besides cheap lettuce?
http://projectusa.org/2008/05/18/biggest-immig-raid-ever-much-worse-than-you-think/
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterWe get a royal screwing with our property taxes being raised to subsidize illegals having their children in hospitals in the US and US taxpayers footing the bill.
Politicians, immigration attornies, the Department of Labor, business owners and all illegal aliens all benefit from illegal immigration. So what do We the People get out of it besides cheap lettuce?
http://projectusa.org/2008/05/18/biggest-immig-raid-ever-much-worse-than-you-think/
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Originally posted by der schwarze RitterPrecious little, I'd say. There really needs to be a process of rule of law around immigration, without amnesty or driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. Deportation should be the option taken in most cases, unless there's a good reason not to, such as not deporting someone back to a country where they face human rights abuses.
Politicians, immigration attornies, the Department of Labor, business owners and all illegal aliens all benefit from illegal immigration. So what do We the People get out of it besides cheap lettuce?
http://projectusa.org/2008/05/18/biggest-immig-raid-ever-much-worse-than-you-think/
Employers simply need to offer good enough wages and conditions that legal US citizens and working residents are willing to do those jobs. If they don't, they've got no-one to blame but themselves if they can't find workers. Also, the Mexican government should make better laws to protect workers in their own country. The US shouldn't be picking up the slack from other countries' lack of decent conditions for workers, especially given that the world is already overpopulated with humans.
Addendum: I just skim-read the link. Yes, employers who do this should be hit hard with criminal penalties. For illegal immigrants themselves, the penalty should be civil (usually deportation) rather than criminal. It's the employers and people who run these rings that we really need to hit hard.
Originally posted by slimjimare you really bitching about paying 1 dollar more on your taxes so that children could get hospitalized? do you like to kick puppies and drown kittens? would you push your grandma down the stairs so you don't have to care for her?
We get a royal screwing with our property taxes being raised to subsidize illegals having their children in hospitals in the US and US taxpayers footing the bill.
you are coming back as a cockroach in the next life
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/world/story/38555.html
Posted on Monday, May 26, 2008 tool goes here
Jail growth explodes as Feds crack down on illegal migrants
By Jay Root | McClatchy Newspapers
DEL RIO, Texas — Many in Congress are counting on border walls to discourage illegal immigration and dope smuggling from Mexico. Here in Del Rio, Texas, authorities are using prison walls instead.
The ever-expanding Val Verde County jail is filled with would-be yardmen and maids, immigrants awaiting deportation. They've been caught in a law enforcement dragnet known as "Operation Streamline,'' a zero tolerance program that began here and has since spread both east and west along the Mexican border.
... supporters say the approach is reducing crime and discouraging immigrants from trying to cross into the United States. The number of illegal immigrants caught in the Border Patrol's Del Rio Sector is at its lowest level since the early 1970s.
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Originally posted by karnachzRight! Employers should just wave a wand and magically increase their revenue so that they can afford to pay workers inefficiently high wages. On the other hand, we could skip that by allowing consumers to wave the wand instead and create the products that will not be produced by the employer because he can't afford to pay such high wages. Sustained growth, low prices, high wages, no foreigners, and magic. Sounds perfect.
Precious little, I'd say. There really needs to be a process of rule of law around immigration, without amnesty or driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. Deportation should be the option taken in most cases, unless there's a good reason not to, such as not deporting someone back to a country where they face human rights abuses.
Employers simply need ...[text shortened]... nal. It's the employers and people who run these rings that we really need to hit hard.
A course in macroeconomics should be required before posting in these sorts of threads.
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterA whole lotta reinforcements for the Latino gangs in Southern California.
Politicians, immigration attornies, the Department of Labor, business owners and all illegal aliens all benefit from illegal immigration. So what do We the People get out of it besides cheap lettuce?
http://projectusa.org/2008/05/18/biggest-immig-raid-ever-much-worse-than-you-think/