
01-29-2010, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Mach50
In the end, if you agree with this proposal then you are FOR OUTSOURCING.
But come to think of it, those who are against illegal immigration are really for outsourcing because jobs requiring laborers will leave the country with the illegals.
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Really, you got a link that proves that many Americans will leave the country along with the illegals to get jobs that are outsourced?
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01-30-2010, 04:57 AM
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Originally Posted by chicagonut
Really, you got a link that proves that many Americans will leave the country along with the illegals to get jobs that are outsourced?
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The Americans would be the employers. Try and google Green Giant, Midas (sp) and Hershes chocolate company to name a few.
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01-30-2010, 05:09 AM
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CCPOA rep was interviewed today by the media and confirmed that it would be cheaper to outsource. I know they have outsourced with Colorado in the past and other states but it is far more costly because they pay out of state prison rate. I think it all has to do with numbers. CA prisons are crowded, so anything to relieve and create space. The less crowded, the less tension among inmates, less riots, less staff injured and overall less conflicts.
However, I think legally, it would be too complicated to send all of them to another country and ensure that they will fullfill their sentence. It has been dine in the past. Though, I don't think with many. The comlicated part is sending too many to where prison institutions would need to be built. There is an old clause, that allows for inmates to be transfered from a US prison to a Mexican prison. Building prisons in foreign coutries is whole other issue.
Last edited by zacatecana; 01-30-2010 at 05:34 AM..
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01-30-2010, 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by zacatecana
The Americans would be the employers. Try and google Green Giant, Midas (sp) and Hershes chocolate company to name a few.
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Ok, but the employers were not specified before. Using the word Americans to me means the common public. Even so, what is the difference if some employers set up in other countries to do business (outsourcing) or they stay here and hire illegal aliens instead? Either way the American worker is screwed. I would prefer the outsourcing then because at least we wouldn't have to deal with all those illegal aliens sucking up our tax dollars and competing for our resources and creating massive population growth.
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01-30-2010, 02:03 PM
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Location: Lake Norman, North Carolina
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Actually, when one thinks about it, oursourcing illegal aliens in our prisons to any country willing to take them is brilliant. This would be, quite simply, "defacto deportation". Most illegal aliens would be deported after serving their sentences anyway. This would just save the US the trouble and expense of deporting these illegal aliens. Upon release from our outsourced prisons in completely different hell hole countries the illegal aliens couldn't just easily break back into the US either. Knowing that illegal aliens apprehended and sentenced in this country could be outsourced to a foreign prison hell hole would be one hell of a deterrant making illegal alien MFers think twice about breaking into the US.
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01-30-2010, 02:09 PM
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Location: OCEAN BREEZES AND VIEWS SAN CLEMENTE
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Originally Posted by ArizonaBear
And in this nasty recession: there are no sacred cows. 
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ArizonaBear, in this recession there are no scared cows! They are now extremely MAD Cows. And growing madder by the minute. 
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01-30-2010, 03:42 PM
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Location: Mesa, Az
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Originally Posted by california-jewel
ArizonaBear, in this recession there are no scared cows! They are now extremely MAD Cows. And growing madder by the minute. 
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Trust me: things here in Arizona are rough as well-----------otherwise; we would not have 'lost' about 40-50% of our illegal alien losers since 2007.
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01-30-2010, 04:02 PM
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Location: Lake Norman, North Carolina
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Originally Posted by Roguer
Actually, when one thinks about it, oursourcing illegal aliens in our prisons to any country willing to take them is brilliant. This would be, quite simply, "defacto deportation". Most illegal aliens would be deported after serving their sentences anyway. This would just save the US the trouble and expense of deporting these illegal aliens. Upon release from our outsourced prisons in completely different hell hole countries the illegal aliens couldn't just easily break back into the US either. Knowing that illegal aliens apprehended and sentenced in this country could be outsourced to a foreign prison hell hole would be one hell of a deterrant making illegal alien MFers think twice about breaking into the US.
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Somehow, I don't think that pro illegal sympathisers/apologizers/abetters would welcome the idea of the "defacto deportation" of outsourcing all of the criminal illegal aliens in our prisons to any country willing to take these criminal illegal aliens, but it's an idea that needs to be throughly investigated.
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01-31-2010, 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Roguer
Somehow, I don't think that pro illegal sympathisers/apologizers/abetters would welcome the idea of the "defacto deportation" of outsourcing all of the criminal illegal aliens in our prisons to any country willing to take these criminal illegal aliens, but it's an idea that needs to be throughly investigated.
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There is no way another country will take foreign prisoners. It will become a liability issue, IMO. I welcome the idea of sending them to their own countries to serve their sentence. That however, will mean that that country has the right to do what they want with them. Which means they may not serve their full sentences.
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01-31-2010, 08:13 AM
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Location: ...at a 3AM epiphany
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Originally Posted by Roguer
Somehow, I don't think that pro illegal sympathisers/apologizers/abetters would welcome the idea of the "defacto deportation" of outsourcing all of the criminal illegal aliens in our prisons to any country willing to take these criminal illegal aliens, but it's an idea that needs to be throughly investigated.
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I like this idea for a variety of reasons, especially being a deterrent.
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