Thread: Pandering to aliens won’t work for us

Pandering to aliens won’t work for us
By Michael Graham | Tuesday, April 8, 2008 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Op-Ed


Advocates of amnesty for illegal immigrants, like Sen. John Kerry and Lt. Gov. Tim Murray, gathered on Beacon Hill yesterday to complain about the one kind of immigration enforcement they most oppose:

The kind that works.

They were part of a pro-illegals road show put together by the United Food & Commercial Workers International Union, whose slogan appears to be “Higher Wages Through Vast Increases in the Supply of Illegal, Unskilled Labor!â€

This is Fascist in it's true form . Kerry the commie with Kennedy , oh yea what a pair to trust in .
What a lame Hate-Speech Union . Higher wages ?? Illegals are killing wages .
Also ILLEGALS have NO right to work in the USA . Has no one told this union?

[quote]If the La Raza crowd thinks Americans deporting criminal aliens are “bigots,â€

Excellent op-ed.

John Kerry and his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry have a little money don't they? I wonder if cheap illegal alien labor is something they have perhaps benefitted from at one time or another? After all, doesn't ketchup require fresh tomatoes, and the suppliers who use cheap labor would probably be able to offer tomatoes at reduced prices.

John Kerry is as biased as they come on this issue for obvious reasons! If not, the perception of bias cannot be ignored!

...suppliers who use cheap labor would probably be able to offer tomatoes at reduced prices...

I guarantee you that producers are not passing on any savings illegal labor creates. They keep the difference as an increase in bottom line. If Kerry is benefiting from illegal labor it is because he is investing in the production of goods by illegals.

Originally Posted by NoBueno

John Kerry and his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry have a little money don't they? I wonder if cheap illegal alien labor is something they have perhaps benefitted from at one time or another? After all, doesn't ketchup require fresh tomatoes, and the suppliers who use cheap labor would probably be able to offer tomatoes at reduced prices.

John Kerry is as biased as they come on this issue for obvious reasons! If not, the perception of bias cannot be ignored!

I believe Teresa Heinz (dropped Kerry in 2005) was an immigrant from what is now Mozambique, born to Portugese parents.

She used to be Republican while her first husband was alive, then became Democrat (extremely liberal one) when she married Kerry.

Originally Posted by miguelina

Originally Posted by NoBueno

John Kerry and his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry have a little money don't they? I wonder if cheap illegal alien labor is something they have perhaps benefitted from at one time or another? After all, doesn't ketchup require fresh tomatoes, and the suppliers who use cheap labor would probably be able to offer tomatoes at reduced prices.

John Kerry is as biased as they come on this issue for obvious reasons! If not, the perception of bias cannot be ignored!

I believe Teresa Heinz (dropped Kerry in 2005) was an immigrant from what is now Mozambique, born to Portugese parents.

She used to be Republican while her first husband was alive, then became Democrat (extremely liberal one) when she married Kerry.

hmm. Didn't know that miguelina! Thanks for the info!

[quote]“Tens of millions of workers in America . . . could be swept up in a massive raid conducted by heavily armed government agents,â€

If Kerry and Kennedy think they can sell this to the average American who has lost a job to illegals or had the wages depressed because of them like the supervising firefighters in Oregon, THEY ARE BOTH DRUNK AND JUST GOT OUT OF THE RIVER.