Thread: Ca-Bad economy hits day laborers hard

Originally Posted by Ex_OC

This will create a vicious cycle of MORE CRIME. When people don't have work, they drink their miseries away, and we all know what drunks can do, especially angry, desparate illegal-alien drunks.

Then they will also resort to stealing. There goes our safety!

So, the local PD will start seeing a rise in crime. If they were smart, they'd call ICE to round them up and deport them immediately, b/c if they don't, they'll just be back on the streets, doing the same thing.

Unfortunately, I believe it will come to that. It will get worse before getting better. Who will angry, desperate illegal aliens turn against? It won't be the middle class, it will be the rich. The ones who live in their safe, gated communities. The ones who hire illegals at slave wages to work as their gardners, pool attendants, nannies, car washers, maids, kitchen help, etc. The greedy employers who profit from their illegal alien employees.

The poor and middle class can't afford to exploit the illegal aliens, but the rich certainly can and do. I say let nature take its course. Once the elites become targets, enforcement will swiftly follow.

Why can't they just send an ICE van over to say Hi.

They are already stealing. After the day laborers get kicked out of the Home Depot Parking lot the police get calls about people looking into cars in the parking lot next door at the Wal Mart and 163rd St. Mall parking garage. The description given match the illegals that were told to leave the Home Depot. some of them have been caught breaking inot cars.

Yesterday 2 were caught at the Aventura Mall stealing. They were going from store to store and shop lifting. Loss prevention, security and police were watching them. They kept going back to the car often and the police let them keep going to get a big bust. At one point they figured the cops were on to them so they went in the car to leave. The police tried to arrest them and the male driver ran the officers foot over. The driver realzed what he did and bailed while officers chased him and the female driver sat in the car not knowing what to do. She got arrested without incident. They caught the driver in the near by golf course and tazed him twice. When they opened the trunk of the car they found over $5,000 worth of merchandise. They were both arrested and told officers that they were here illegally from Colombia. They flew from Colombia to Puerto Rico and from Puerto Rico to Miami. I really think they need to look into security at the Puerto Rican Airport.

There was also an illegal who was caught last week who was raping women and also admitted to robberies he committed. I posted that one along with his booking info as the Miami Herald would not say illegal or undocumented. Those crimes occured in Miami Beach.

"It's been a struggle for everybody," said Hernandez, who is from Honduras. He said he is trying to improve his English-speaking skills to make himself more employable.

Here's an interesting idea.......try becomming LEGAL!!!

His friend Pedro Hernandez, 44, said he arrived legally in the United States less than a month ago on a travel visa, but the dire situation for day laborers in the Bay Area has motivated him to return to Mexico at the end of the month.

I thought folks on a travel visa weren't allowed to work.

AngryTX wrote:

Here's an interesting idea.......try becomming LEGAL!!!

Yeah, but do it from your own country!

You are not allowed to work if you are on a travel visa and same with a student visa in most cases.