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I'm sure they are too. I prefer Hillary to Trump, but make no mistake, she's an old-school corrupt politician. No argument here.
My point is simply this: 1) Hiring dozens of undocumented workers is more egregious than any one poor sap crossing the border, so if anything, Donald Trump (and Hillary, Jeb, etc. if you want to include them) is more of an "illegal employer" than a border crosser is an "illegal alien", and 2) yet if introductions at the Republican debate went like this: "Carly Fiorina, Former Head of HP, Rand Paul, Senator from Kentucky, Donald Trump, Illegal, Jeb Bush, Former Governor of Florida..." everybody would immediately see that agenda, wouldn't they?
I'll "dance with Satan" IF it means chasing off MOST illegal aliens. Shall we say.
Therefore Donald Trump must be an illegal employer, according to the logic on this thread. Can I call Donald Trump "an illegal," short for "illegal employer," or does the excellent logic on this thread used to justify the term "illegal" as short for "illegal alien" not apply to him? "Illegal" is not a disrespectful term to Mr. Trump, correct? Just an accurate parsing of his actions, coined by a person with no agenda against him?
Rich people do not hire manual laborers. They either contract out the work or they have people under them do it. There is no proof that he knowingly had illegals working for him. You can't be an illegal employer in this case as that would mean that Trump were in this country illegally. So you are comparing apples to oranges here.
I'm sure they are too. I prefer Hillary to Trump, but make no mistake, she's an old-school corrupt politician. No argument here.
My point is simply this: 1) Hiring dozens of undocumented workers is more egregious than any one poor sap crossing the border, so if anything, Donald Trump (and Hillary, Jeb, etc. if you want to include them) is more of an "illegal employer" than a border crosser is an "illegal alien", and 2) yet if introductions at the Republican debate went like this: "Carly Fiorina, Former Head of HP, Rand Paul, Senator from Kentucky, Donald Trump, Illegal, Jeb Bush, Former Governor of Florida..." everybody would immediately see that agenda, wouldn't they?
Again, there is no such thing as an undocumented worker or immigrant.
Well, I'll still be calling them "illegals" with their "anchor babies" until the day march back across the southern border and become a non-issue. The minute I read "undocumented" alien, I quit reading because we all know where that goes. The only thing that infuriates me more is hearing "We are a country of immigrants." That makes say "bad" things.
People say we are a nation of immigrants because they don't know the definition of immigrant. They need to look it up. If one is born in this country, one is a native and not an immigrant. I'm a native.
People say we are a nation of immigrants because they don't know the definition of immigrant. They need to look it up. If one is born in this country, one is a native and not an immigrant. I'm a native.
Again, there is no such thing as an undocumented worker or immigrant.
That is what I don't get. Each time we get a new job, they want documents brought in before you start working. I realize a lot of them use forged and stolen documents but e-verify should stop that or at least come close.
E-Verify and I checked a local business, one with a retail store outside the manufacturing area and they don't e-verify so I don't shop there. http://www.uscis.gov/e-verify When we moved here, my husband was looking for any kind of work, a starter job while we settled in and he got inside some of the businesses. Those that don't e-verify have a definite "trend" in the employees they hire.
Seriously, how many heard the word "undocumented" before all of this illegal stuff got out of hand?
Rich people do not hire manual laborers. They either contract out the work or they have people under them do it. There is no proof that he knowingly had illegals working for him. You can't be an illegal employer in this case as that would mean that Trump were in this country illegally. So you are comparing apples to oranges here.
This statement borders on the incredible.
You are limiting the definition of "illegal" to somebody who does not have papers to be in the United States.
Nobody is allowed to use "illegal" in any other context!
Unfortunately, that's not what my dictionary would suggest. "Illegal" is an adjective meaning "not legal" and can be used to modify nouns apart from "alien." One example would be "employer."
Donald Trump, Illegal.
As I've learned on this thread, describing Mr. Trump as illegal is a straightforward depiction of his illegal activities and not tied to an agenda.
Oh, wait. Donald Trump didn't "knowingly" hire aliens. Great. The buck would stop with the BIg Illegal if he were elected President, but in the meantime he's not even responsible for what goes on in his own business enterprises.
Just call me: "Proud to not support an Illegal for President!"
You are limiting the definition of "illegal" to somebody who does not have papers to be in the United States.
Nobody is allowed to use "illegal" in any other context!
Unfortunately, that's not what my dictionary would suggest. "Illegal" is an adjective meaning "not legal" and can be used to modify nouns apart from "alien." One example would be "employer."
Donald Trump, Illegal.
As I've learned on this thread, describing Mr. Trump as illegal is a straightforward depiction of his illegal activities and not tied to an agenda.
Oh, wait. Donald Trump didn't "knowingly" hire aliens. Great. The buck would stop with the BIg Illegal if he were elected President, but in the meantime he's not even responsible for what goes on in his own business enterprises.
Just call me: "Proud to not support an Illegal for President!"
What is incredible are the pro-illegals who refuse to use the lawful immigration law term of "illegal alien" for those in our country illegally. There is no such term in our laws of an "illegal employer". Trump is not here illegally in our country therefore the term illegal for him does not fit. You're trying to spin a term only meant for illegal aliens into something else. Nice try but no cigar.
You are limiting the definition of "illegal" to somebody who does not have papers to be in the United States.
Nobody is allowed to use "illegal" in any other context!
Unfortunately, that's not what my dictionary would suggest. "Illegal" is an adjective meaning "not legal" and can be used to modify nouns apart from "alien." One example would be "employer."
Donald Trump, Illegal.
As I've learned on this thread, describing Mr. Trump as illegal is a straightforward depiction of his illegal activities and not tied to an agenda.
Oh, wait. Donald Trump didn't "knowingly" hire aliens. Great. The buck would stop with the BIg Illegal if he were elected President, but in the meantime he's not even responsible for what goes on in his own business enterprises.
Just call me: "Proud to not support an Illegal for President!"
Does it matter? Even the US govt calls illegal aliens "illegal aliens" and ALL of their kind need to arrested on the spot and held for deportation. Period.
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That makes say "bad" things.
