Thread: Wahoo!! Lou Dobbs Is Steaming!!

I'm seeing immigration stuff.
http://www.idahodairymens.org/immigration_reform.php

Originally Posted by BetsyRoss

I'm seeing immigration stuff.
http://www.idahodairymens.org/immigration_reform.php

On a site similar to this one, this page comes up blank with just the title. However, on their main website, all immigration related topics have been swiped clean. That was the site where they were offfering the LaRaza Handbook on how to avoid the law. And also some articles from the Ag Weekly are missing that ties the Idaho Dairymen to immigration. Fortunately they can't erase all the articles from other newspapers.

WoW!! Great job Tiny!!!!!!!

I agree, great job!

Thanks, you guys.

Tiny did you get a screengrab of it in the beginning? If not you need to do that in the future because it takes (in a sense) a photo of it. IF you right click your mouse on the page it should say as one of the choices "Screen Grab". Or you can use "Send To" and send it to your email. It will do the same thing. Then you can email it to Lou and or anyone else straight from your email.

Originally Posted by Gogo

Tiny did you get a screengrab of it in the beginning? If not you need to do that in the future because it takes (in a sense) a photo of it. IF you right click your mouse on the page it should say as one of the choices "Screen Grab". Or you can use "Send To" and send it to your email. It will do the same thing. Then you can email it to Lou and or anyone else straight from your email.

Those tips are good to know, thanks!

Thanks, Gogo. Good to know for next time. Here's an article I just found and a clip of Lou Dobbs and the director of the Idaho farm Bureau last month. I didn't even know he's had this guy on previously. Go to the link below and listen to the clip at the end of the article. I haven't tried it yet, so I hope it works.

NEW RULES FOR GUEST WORKERS

Washington--In the 11th hour of the last term as U.S. President, George W. Bush announced new guest worker rules designed to lessen the bureaucratic burden on employers that hire foreign farm workers.

The changes apply to the H-2A, guest worker program that allows farmers to hire foreign workers on a temporary basis for field jobs they cannot fill with Americans.

A Labor Department spokesman said that the final rules would be made public and published in the Federal Register on Dec. 18, which means they'd take effect two days before Barack Obama is sworn in as president Jan. 20.

According to the Department of Labor there are some 75,000 foreign guest workers that get visas annually under the H-2A program. The program is similar to the H-1B visa program used by the high-tech industry, designed to aid employers who are unable to find U.S. workers for specialized tasks.

Most farmers ignore the program because of red tape and delays that could cost farmers precious harvesting time. In California, the 5,000 H-2A workers are a fraction of the peak agriculture work force of 450,000, according to the California Farm Bureau.
The Labor Department released the changes in a document of more than 500 pages, the culmination of reviewing 11,000 comments since it proposed new regulations in February.
Here in Idaho there’s a seperate push under way to penalize companies for hiring illegal immigrants. JOHN THOMPSON, the director of public relations for the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation joined Lou Dobbs on the Lou Dobbs Independent Nation radio show on Wednesday.

Here’s clip of the radio show:

http://idahofarmbureau.blogspot.com/200 ... hange.html

Not sure if this is the same group, but FYI:
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IDAHO FARM BUREAU FEDERATION INC
PO BOX 4848
POCATELLO, ID 83205-4848

Revenue: $3,882,913
Assets: $6,262,305
Contributions: $0

EIN: 820181284
NTEE: -
ERI NTEE: K20 - AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS
Group Exemption Number: 0000
SubSection: 05 - Labor, Agricultural and Horticultural Organizations
Affiliate: 2 - Intermediate - This code is used if the organization is an intermediate organization (no group exemption) of a National, Regional or Geographic grouping of organizations (such as a state headquarters of a national organization).
Classification: 1 - Corporation
Deductibility: 2 - Contributions are not deductible.
Foundation: 00 - All organizations except 501(c)(3)
Filing Requirement: 010 - 990 - Not required to file(all other)
Activity Code(s): 230 - Farming and Related Activities
000 -
000 -

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CEO & Exec. VP Rick Keller's compensation (based on 2006 Form 990) was $129,376.00

Originally Posted by NoMoreIllegals

Originally Posted by SicNTiredInSoCal

Originally Posted by tinybobidaho

Isn't it strange that right after I talked to Lou, I went back to the Idaho Dairymen's website and it was wiped clean of anything about immigration. These guys know their in trouble and they are covering their tracks. I don't know yet if that's a good thing or a bad thing. But my Senator tells me he made 30 copies of what was on their site before they wiped it all off.

I don't know how to do it, but isn't there some way to cache it? I also know of a website out there that you can see how a sites homepage has changed or what it used to look like - I just can't think of it....

I think you're looking for the The Wayback Machine

Thank you. I've been trying to remember it all freakin day long!