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If this happens on a nationwide scale, I sense repercussions.
So do I, that being the businesses will have to hire LEGAL people. Wow what a thought huh? Actually hiring citizens to do the work. Like is was for so many years before the illegals.
So do I, that being the businesses will have to hire LEGAL people. Wow what a thought huh? Actually hiring citizens to do the work. Like is was for so many years before the illegals.
Before the illegals it was the less educated people who held those jobs. Now a days America is becoming more and more educated, who in the right mind would pick crops when they have a BS in Computer Science?!
Before the illegals it was the less educated people who held those jobs. Now a days America is becoming more and more educated, who in the right mind would pick crops when they have a BS in Computer Science?!
A) You are assuming everyone will go to college which assumes everyone will graduate from High School
Both assumptions are clearly wrong
B) There will ALWAYS be those to do the jobs that need to be done and those people can, and will be, legally entitled to work in this country.
Thats not the question. The question is, "Will they do them?".
It's hard to say, but an increase in wages for these jobs would be in order. Young people these days certainly have more of a sense of entitlement than in years past, and this (IMO) is part of the problem.
Police crack down on illegal immigrants’ fake IDs - Examiner.com (http://www.examiner.com/a-1038141~Police_crack_down_on_illegal_immigrants__f ake_IDs.html - broken link)
Hey, is that two Kentucky judges kicking butt? I'm really impressed. Kentucky may be on my list of possible retirement destinations at this rate!
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