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12-28-2006, 10:41 PM #11
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Any immigration reform should include a provision for a guest worker program that would allow employers to go to Mexico, for example, to choose workers and check their medical background and whether or not they have a criminal record.
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12-28-2006, 10:46 PM #12AprilGuest
Millere wrote:
"“The one thing that NBC did not bring out is that “European Males – White” cannot work on a job site where all the coworkers are speaking Spanish. It makes young white men feel very uneasy, Hispanics make threats against whites and purposely intimidate them & out numbered so they do quit
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12-28-2006, 10:58 PM #13Originally Posted by April
We are in Politically Correct hell and there is no where to turn.
How can we be expected to live this way?
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12-28-2006, 11:05 PM #14AprilGuest
Millere, that is so wrong. Noone should have to feel that way when they are just trying to do their job. The injustice of that just makes me cringe. The invaders have to go
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12-28-2006, 11:56 PM #15
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Originally Posted by millere
Maybe these people can get you headed in a direction where you can find some help.
http://www.irli.org/litigation.html
Scroll to Current Litigation and then scroll to the last entry, "Unfair Competition Action for Use of Illegal Alien Labor"
How many people does it require to file a class action suit? Know any other construction workers who are experiencing the same thing? Good luck to you!!
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12-29-2006, 01:19 AM #16
Has anyone considered this, maybe we have too many construction companies, landscaping businesses, etc. If most of the employees these folks are hiring are illegal immigrants, than perhaps they shouldn't be in business. Ask yourself this, how many of these businesses have started up in the last five years simply because the availability of cheap labor (illegal immigrants)? Why create more jobs if the only way to fill them is with uneducated illegal immigrants. Sure, fewer landscaping and construction companies would mean we'd pay more, but it would also mean the companies would be forced to pay a living wage and benefits to the Americans they hire. Furthermore, those companies left standing would be kept busy, which would mean lots of overtime for employees. That's how it used to be years ago before the hoards of illegals starting pouring across our borders. Now it seems like new businesses are starting up and established ones are expanding simply because they are able to pay their employees less and offer no benefits (lower overhead = expansion). In other words, jobs are being created specifically for illegal immigrants. You know what's ironic about this - the Bush administration uses those job numbers to influence policy and to fool the working class into thinking they are creating more jobs for them, when in actuality they are only creating more jobs for illegal immigrants. What other reason could there be for their reluctance to secure the border? The real kicker is the fact that Bush's new workforce is subsidized by middle class working Americans. Yes, we're footing the bill for businesses that hire illegals, because many of them aren't paying a living wage, nor are they offering benefits.
Ever wonder why our federal government is constantly attempting to sell our infrastructure off to foreign investors? Hmmm.....could it possibly be because too many of our tax dollars are being diverted into supporting illegal immigrants (education, prison costs, medical expenses, food stamps and WIC for anchor babies, etc., etc.). I'm sorry, but our tax dollars only go so far. The amount of dollars we're spending in Iraq and on illegal immigration is mind boggling. Just something to think about.
Importing foreign workers and allowing illegal immigrants to literally pour across our border is throwing everything out of wack. Now our government is talking about legalizing 12-20 million illegals. As if that's not bad enough, those 12-20 million will soon be bringing their families. Hey, a lot of those folks will need jobs too. Our population is growing by leaps and bounds, but for all the wrong reasons! IMO, government forced population growth is not a good thing, but the Bush administration feels it's necessary to expand the federal tax base. Yes, if we legalize 12-20 million illegals, many of them will be paying taxes, but I doubt it will be enough to cover the cost necessary to support them. Our federal government wants and needs more tax dollars, which means they also need more businesses to replace those that are outsourcing jobs. Since many of the new businesses being created are in the construction/homebuilding and service industry (thank you NAFTA & CAFTA), they need a class of worker that will work for the lower wages those industries are willing to pay.
Pardon my rantings, but an occasional vent helps me keep my sanity."The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" ** Edmund Burke**
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12-29-2006, 09:54 AM #17AprilGuest
MW wrote:
Now it seems like new businesses are starting up and established ones are expanding simply because they are able to pay their employees less and offer no benefits (lower overhead = expansion). In other words, jobs are being created specifically for illegal immigrants. You know what's ironic about this - the Bush administration uses those job numbers to influence policy and to fool the working class into thinking they are creating more jobs for them, when in actuality they are only creating more jobs for illegal immigrants. What other reason could there be for their reluctance to secure the border? The real kicker is the fact that Bush's new workforce is subsidized by middle class working Americans. Yes, we're footing the bill for businesses that hire illegals, because many of them aren't paying a living wage, nor are they offering benefits.
Businesses are also keeping their heads down and not speaking out about the new immigration laws because they're fearful they'll attract the attention of ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), Gould said.
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12-29-2006, 11:53 AM #18
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IMO, government forced population growth is not a good thing, but the Bush administration feels it's necessary to expand the federal tax base.
Though my knowledge of economics is very limited, from what I have read, the model that everyone, including the globalists, follow dictates that "growth" is required to keep us in good economic shape. Growth is good (kind of like greed is good). The huge population growth we see through illegal and legal immigration results in the need for more housing, more services, and more items to be purchased. So, all of the construction we see going on in most places in the country, including CO, is due to population increase.
The problem is that this cannot and should not go on indefinitely, but who determines when we have reached our "carrying capacity"? Many experts say we already have. However, our politicians ignore reality, in the same way Bush has ignored global warming. We are heading for a catastrophe, and as some have said, either we acknowledge where we are headed and do something about it now before it's too late, or nature will take over at some point when large numbers of people are dying from disease, contamination of drinking water, etc, or we will be in World War III over water, space or other natural resources.
It is infuriating that our elected officials refuse to address reality.
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12-29-2006, 12:05 PM #19AprilGuest
Kate wrote:
It is infuriating that our elected officials refuse to address reality.
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12-29-2006, 07:52 PM #20Originally Posted by MW
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