Thread: Good job, good life, all gone

Originally Posted by sippy

Originally Posted by Rockfish

To earn more money, to better your life, is absolutely no excuse to break the law.

Yea, I should rob a bank to better my life.

Rockfish, if you use the excuse that you did it to support your family, and that its a job most Americans won't do, you won't have any problems getting the case dismissed from court. And best of all, you could sue the local police dept because they voilated your civil rights at the bank.
And best of all, the ACLU will come to your rescue!

At her husband's urging, she and her son moved out of the apartment where they lived for nine years, leaving everything but clothes and a few toys. They moved into her brother's trailer in rural Robeson County, where they shared a bedroom with her niece.

Sounds like Mr. Cordova is planning on a return trip to the United States in the near future.

Don't forget Rockfish, it pays more than your current job and you can buy a piece of property in Mexico.

Logic and Reason have left the brain cells of some people.

Dixie

I just emailed Ms. Collins and asked her to now do a story (if she really wants the whole truth to be told) on an American family who could have used one of those jobs at Smithfield, or whose family has been harmed or killed by an illegal.

Let's see if I get a response.

NotGoingToTakeItAnymore,

I doubt it, she could even do a report on an American family forced into poverty living conditions, due to a dilution of their field of work by those who will work for half the wage rate or less, and how an American doesn't qualify for the same medical and dental care that illegals seem to always get.

But to have them do that is wishful thinking, in my opinion.

Originally Posted by NotGoingToTakeItAnymore

I just emailed Ms. Collins and asked her to now do a story (if she really wants the whole truth to be told) on an American family who could have used one of those jobs at Smithfield, or whose family has been harmed or killed by an illegal.

Let's see if I get a response.

I can't wait to see how she responds.

At Smithfield, by contrast, several hundred workers whose Social Security numbers immigration officials flagged were forced to quit, but they have not been arrested.

Why weren't they arrested? So does that mean they will find another job and use the same ss#?

The $1,000 that bought the Cordova name also secured a fraudulent birth certificate and Social Security number. That enabled Juan to get hired at Smithfield, Maricruz said.

Doesn't Mrs. Cordova (aka ?), realize that it was a crime to "buy" bogus id's? Either she is mentally challenged, or she doesn't care whether or not she broke the law. Judging by the arrogant attitudes that most of the illegals have, I am beginning to think they are ALL MENTALLY CHALLENGED.