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Great Idea, Im with that guy that said, since they are on probation, get them a job down to the Piggly Wiggly while they wait for the trial to be over...
In regards to trying to get illegals to foot the bill for their own deportations - in many cases it's like trying to get blood out of a turnip - I guess one could do it, but don't expect windfall profits
In regards to billing countries that have illegals crossing, that may be hard to implement considering the way international relations works - a lot of times it's like dealing with different mafia groups. How will the US get other countries to pay?
In regards to trying to get illegals to foot the bill for their own deportations - in many cases it's like trying to get blood out of a turnip - I guess one could do it, but don't expect windfall profits
In regards to billing countries that have illegals crossing, that may be hard to implement considering the way international relations works - a lot of times it's like dealing with different mafia groups. How will the US get other countries to pay?
Through financial aid reductions, if they refuse to pay. A similar bill has been introduced in regards to medical reimbursements for their unpaid hospital bills.
Through financial aid reductions, if they refuse to pay. A similar bill has been introduced in regards to medical reimbursements for their unpaid hospital bills.
And how will those countries retaliate in response? Do you want to start a vicious diplomatic cycle?
Think about Latin America's political situation. Venezeula could offer to make up for whatever the US cuts, and Venezuela could increase its influence in the region at the US's expense.
Effective June 1, 2001, each inmate booked into the Jail pays Subsistence Fees in accordance with
the Florida Statutes 951.032 & 901.035. Inmates will be charged as follows
One-Time charge of $10 for uniform/linen maintenance per incarceration Two dollars ($2) a day for meals.
Inmates are exempt from the daily meal subsistence fees while working as a pod-worker or The Alachua County Jail charges inmates for medical services rendered on a routine basis in accordance with the Florida Statute 901.35. Indigent inmates will be provided with the same level of medical, dental and psychological care as an inmate who can afford to pay for medical services.
Inmates will be charges as follows
�� Routine sick call $5
�� Doctor/ARNP/PA $5
�� Dental visits $5
�� Mental health/psychiatrist $5(as determined by mental health staff)
�� New prescriptions $5
�� ($5 for each new prescription or a maximum of $5
total for one or more prescriptions issued per visit
�� Each prescription renewal $1
�� Each x-ray $5
�� Each lab test $5
�� Transportation to approved outside appt. for $80
elective consults/treatment therapy
Outside elective consults/treatment therapy will be assessed at a minimum charge of two (2) hours at $40.00 each and $40.00 for every hour or prorated portion thereof afterwards.
These costs are representative of different kinds of services and medications and not intended tobe exclusive of others, and are subject to change with at least a thirty (30) day notice to inmates regarding same. Other costs will be identified and established as dictated by requests for services, and as the need arises. Inmates will not be charged for the following on-site services: The required initial medical screening The health and physical examination Tests related to a sexually transmitted disease or other contagious disease, e.g., tuberculosis, Follow-up care prescribed by the facility’s physician/designee, Court Ordered evaluations, or $80.00 transportation fee for outside evaluations ordered by the jail’s physician/designee Mental health medications (psychotropics) or chronic mental health conditions as determined by the mental health staff ]Injuries/examinations resulting from use-of-force and inmate confrontations.
kinda sounds like how America asked black folk to pay for the trip from Africa to America...except America asked Blacks to work a liftime to pay off the trip.
It could work with illegals...
You have got to be kidding. That tired comparison? One didn't want to come here, the other is dying to.
if he is set free on probation, then you force everyone who helps him, feeds him, harbors him to break the law.
where is the logic in that...aidding and abedding. how is the illegal aliens to survive if released into the community, if not without help?
Maybe you guys with the illegal businesses using them as pawns need to kick in a few bucks to take care of the deed instead of sucking off the US tax payers subsidizing your work force?
I think it's called, "pull your weight" or something like that.
Maybe you guys with the illegal businesses using them as pawns need to kick in a few bucks to take care of the deed instead of sucking off the US tax payers subsidizing your work force?
I think it's called, "pull your weight" or something like that.
Employers hire illegals primarily because they can pay them less. Illegals tend to work harder and complain less because the employer will just hire another illegal in his place. Too many Americans want something for nothing so they pay peanut wages. If I hire someone to perform a service for me like yard work I pay them a good wage. Illegal immigrants should not be payed less than American citizens because of his legal status. When illegals are willing to accept a lower wage they are only hurting themselves and keeping wages stagnant
And how will those countries retaliate in response? Do you want to start a vicious diplomatic cycle?
Think about Latin America's political situation. Venezeula could offer to make up for whatever the US cuts, and Venezuela could increase its influence in the region at the US's expense.
Let Hugo Chavez try his hand at controlling Mexico. That tin horn dictator is having problems at home (Venezuela) and is likely to be overthrown or killed soon.
Latin America needs to grow up. With the possible exceptions of Chile or Costa Rica..........that whole region is a basketcase.
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