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Why is Obama bringing in guest workers again? Why is he trying to push so many people out of the job market?
1. I doubt you have more than a high-school education. Probably a GED
2. A better educated person would readily understand the responsibilities of the branches of government, their roles and how laws get approved.
3. Your comments strike me as anti-American, therefore you may wish to change your screen name to, "Anti'American NYC." That is, if you actually live in the USA (none of us know where others of us actually are posting from).
Keep on worshipping those "job creators" that you love so much. They are the ones pushing this, not Obama.
True. Remember Bush proposed a immigration reform plan too and had to drop it because the rank & file were up in arms. But the businesses love it. Low wage workers easy to exploit, no benefits, etc... As for jobs, I've heard farmers in several states, including Georgia, complain about not having enough workers to get the crops in.
1. I doubt you have more than a high-school education. Probably a GED
2. A better educated person would readily understand the responsibilities of the branches of government, their roles and how laws get approved.
3. Your comments strike me as anti-American, therefore you may wish to change your screen name to, "Anti'American NYC." That is, if you actually live in the USA (none of us know where others of us actually are posting from).
I was thinking remarkably the same thing.
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