Thread: {Sob} Where is the help for day laborers? (Bailout?)

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Where is the help for day laborers?

| 2008-12-11 | El Diario NY
The Bloomberg administration has announced—several times over the last couple of years—that a report on day laborers would be presented “soon.â€

Rather, there are broad calls for supporting programs and services.

There are some if you're legal. A person my daughter knows goes to a legal day labor site every day....they have started letting them get food stamps in exchange for community service since absolutly nothing is available......not much for anything else, but I guess they are trying. It's difficult to even find that because they're competing with people who have to do that for their probation and such.

Heck we just got word there's major job cuts comming here. If they decide to close the K-Mart we'll have another dead plaza to add to what we have sitting that brand new that's empty.....and then Dow and Catapiller..........not looking good.

The Construction Lobby, one of the biggest employers of illegal aliens, overbuilt in the last several years---and the Fed was all too eager to help them. It's all in the name of "economic growth" and keeping the illusion of upward mobility going by turning out more college graduates, many of whom don't have a clue as to what they are supposed to do.

But it all looks good on paper. More Fed money, more hiring, more voters, more grads. But now we are finally going off the cliff.......

500,000 Americans lost their jobs this past November....are these people kidding? Bail-outs for illegal aliens? How about they bail-out by leaving the United States as soon as possible.

Because many day laborers are undocumented, the issue of responding to them effectively and using public funds to do so has stirred controversy is some parts.

NO PUBLIC FUNDS FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS! DEPORT THEM!