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The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed lower court rulings that kept the Legal Arizona Workers Act in place. Business groups and Hispanic activists had challenged the law in court saying it lacks due process provisions and puts the state and county prosecutors in the federal role of enforcing immigration laws.
The sanctions law allows county prosecutors to go after businesses that knowingly hire illegal immigrants and employers caught doing that can have their business licenses suspended or revoked.
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I agree, obviously illegals deserve some of the anger they are receiving, specially those who demand rights or march with flags of their countries.
but a lot of the anger should rest on the employers shoulders, and imho they deserve it more than illegals, because those are citizens of the country, and those are the ones who created an illusion of no consequences for breaking in by the way, the US government is guilty of this no consequences idea too, because rarely an illegal employeer gets fined, and even though some poor escape goats are deported, they aren't even 1% of the illegal population.
Once that actions start bringing consequences people will think twice before acting.
The sanctions law allows county prosecutors to go after businesses that knowingly hire illegal immigrants and employers caught doing that can have their business licenses suspended or revoked.
Yes! Very good news indeed! Take away the incentive for people to come here illegally and the problems (with illegals) will take care of themselves.
The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed lower court rulings that kept the Legal Arizona Workers Act in place. Business groups and Hispanic activists had challenged the law in court saying it lacks due process provisions and puts the state and county prosecutors in the federal role of enforcing immigration laws.
The sanctions law allows county prosecutors to go after businesses that knowingly hire illegal immigrants and employers caught doing that can have their business licenses suspended or revoked.
It's great news. This tough on the scumbag employers of illegals Arizona law has been affirmed by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and can now serve as the best model to use for all of the states contemplating enacting such tough on the scumbag employers of illegals laws. After all, illegal immigration will never be stopped until the scumbag employers of illegals are FORCED to stop hiring illegals.
Good. The employers are the true criminals in all this. The ONLY thing they've cared about is quick big profits for themselves. It's been all about "privatize the profits, socialize the costs" which is why they were so happy to bring in truckloads of dehydrated illegals and fail to provide them any kind of job provided health care benefits.
We're now seeing the effects of the cheap labor economy. The economy is collapsing. Americans are becoming unemployed in higher and higher numbers. We risk a depression and still the illegals are pouring over the borders, the greedy corporations still want their ultra cheap labor no matter what.
Yes! Very good news indeed! Take away the incentive for people to come here illegally and the problems (with illegals) will take care of themselves.
Oklahoma is a good example. There are actually jobs now for Americans there, and Americans don't face anti-American job discrimination with jobs requiring Spanish fluency.
We need to stop this "non-Mexicans need not apply" crap in hiring.
Good. The employers are the true criminals in all this. The ONLY thing they've cared about is quick big profits for themselves. It's been all about "privatize the profits, socialize the costs" which is why they were so happy to bring in truckloads of dehydrated illegals and fail to provide them any kind of job provided health care benefits.
We're now seeing the effects of the cheap labor economy. The economy is collapsing. Americans are becoming unemployed in higher and higher numbers. We risk a depression and still the illegals are pouring over the borders, the greedy corporations still want their ultra cheap labor no matter what.
Two quick notes here:
#1: the illegals are significantly thinner on the ground here compared to late 2007
#2: in all fairness; the recession is near or at the bottom now. That stated; the unemployment rate will probably still increase for another 6-12 months putting even more pressure on the Obama administration to step up deportations.
#1: the illegals are significantly thinner on the ground here compared to late 2007
#2: in all fairness; the recession is near or at the bottom now. That stated; the unemployment rate will probably still increase for another 6-12 months putting even more pressure on the Obama administration to step up deportations.
Not where I am -- immigration is way up because of the violence, it seems that most of Juarez is moving over.
The recession hasn't hit here yet -- but there are signs it's starting to hit here.
I agree, obviously illegals deserve some of the anger they are receiving, specially those who demand rights or march with flags of their countries.
but a lot of the anger should rest on the employers shoulders, and imho they deserve it more than illegals, because those are citizens of the country, and those are the ones who created an illusion of no consequences for breaking in by the way, the US government is guilty of this no consequences idea too, because rarely an illegal employeer gets fined, and even though some poor escape goats are deported, they aren't even 1% of the illegal population.
Once that actions start bringing consequences people will think twice before acting.
Well, frankly, the illegals deserve every bit of the anger they are receiving. The illegals are not wanted by 80% of the population. The illegals need to be deported or, much better, made to self deport themselves.
On the other hand you are absolutely right on about the anger that should be directed at the scumbag employers of illegals. The corrupt, bought off fed gov stages their dog and pony for show raids that hardly put a dent in the illegal population. The US Chamber of Commerce, the lobbyist arm of the employers of illegals, uses employers of illegals' money to buy the politicians but, also, employers of illegals' money goes to very successfully diverting public opinion away from how the employers of illegals are ruining this country.
Not where I am -- immigration is way up because of the violence, it seems that most of Juarez is moving over.
The recession hasn't hit here yet -- but there are signs it's starting to hit here.
You must be in/near the El Paso area then.
Although according to various sources: since that city is crawling with LE personel------the cartels are trying to fly very far under the radar here. Otherwise it would be open season on them.
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