Thread: Action Requested: Fox 5 Atlanta TV Debate on Amnesty 7/30/10

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http://thedustininmansociety.org/blog/?p=3465


July 30, 2010

DIS board member Inger Eberhart in Fox Five Atlanta studio debating comical anti-enforcement amnesty advocate VIDEO

Posted by D.A. King at 4:02 am

In this Fox Five Atlanta news segment, (text of segment HERE) Dustin Inman Society board member Inger Eberhart tells the truth to another anti-enforcment, amnesty-again supporter.

Action needed: Please watch the short news video and take a moment to contact the TV station to tell them how much you enjoyed seeing Inger speak on the crime of illegal immigration…HERE.
http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/subindex/ab ... contact_us

Inger did a wonderful job and we are all very proud of her. Inger Eberhart, YOU ROCK! GREAT JOB!

H2A agriculture worker visas HERE

Amnesty supporter Fuster comically asked for an example of illegal aliens taking American jobs…off the tip of my head here and here are just two.

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And please consider petitioning your congressional representatives to reform our H-2A Temporary Workers in Agriculture program along the lines of Canada's Seasonal Agricultural Workers Porgram (SAWP) - link below - which evidently has worked successfully for decades!

Under SAWP, the Canadian government contracts directly with other foreign governments, primarily that of Mexico, for seasonal agricultural workers. The foreign governments themselves select the seasonal workers from their country who will participate in the program each year. Canada inspects the operations of the farmers before they certify them as qualified employers, and guarantees all the workers' labor rights and full payment of their wages in Canada. At the end of their employment, all the seasonal agricultural workers are transported directly back to their home countries. (by Air Canada, I think). Both Canadian planter/growers and the workers themselves are satisfied with the SAWP program, and the question of giving such workers resident status in Canada plays no part of it.

http://www.rhdcc-hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/workpl ... _tfw.shtml

Related article from D.A. King post
More Agricultural Entities Using H-2A Guestworker Program
http://www.numbersusa.com/content/news/ ... 2a-gu.html