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The only thing new about this news is that the US government is being publically open about it's role as a "shuttle service" in this forced migration and human trafficking scheme. BIG BIZ supports it, always has and always will!
Guess you don't know much about European immigration via steamships that occurred over the past 150!years. Chances are your ancestors arrived in the US with all sorts of creepy critters on them.
What's your point. I know that very well - the history of Ellis Island.
You are forgetting, they went through legal channels - over 12 Million of them.
Only one person of my family tree went that route. The others did not arrive in this country till much later or not through Ellis Island.
Many of the products you get from the store would cost you 20 to 30% more if migrant workers and illegals weren't in the fields working for next to nothing.
"Vilsack also spoke frankly about how without the labor of illegal immigrants, the price of food in the United States would cost “three, four, or five times more than it does now.”
The only thing new about this news is that the US government is being publically open about it's role as a "shuttle service" in this forced migration and human trafficking scheme. BIG BIZ supports it, always has and always will!
You can't be serious? Are you saying that big business supports bringing in 60 thousand children from central America? Why? What good are 60 thousand children to a business man? Child labor laws and all that.
Preposterous.
Many of the products you get from the store would cost you 20 to 30% more if migrant workers and illegals weren't in the fields working for next to nothing.
"Vilsack also spoke frankly about how without the labor of illegal immigrants, the price of food in the United States would cost “three, four, or five times more than it does now.”
So I can expect a decline in my grocery bill as our government appears disinterested in securing our borders and continues to permit illegals to walk on in? When will the decline occur?
Many of the products you get from the store would cost you 20 to 30% more if migrant workers and illegals weren't in the fields working for next to nothing.
"Vilsack also spoke frankly about how without the labor of illegal immigrants, the price of food in the United States would cost “three, four, or five times more than it does now.”
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