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No it's not. Americans have to stop expecting foreigners from doing these types of jobs. And if the costs of produce and such increase, then so be it. Americans have to develop better priorities for what they spend their money on.
Why is it wrong? Until every low-skilled US citizen is employed, no foreigners need apply.
Haitians were removed from a list of foreigners able to able for the visas. This has nothing to do with low-skilled US citizens. This is simply a move against Haitians.
Haitians were removed from a list of foreigners able to able for the visas. This has nothing to do with low-skilled US citizens. This is simply a move against Haitians.
Good, we have too many people that need jobs who are citizens. Why do you protect immigrants at the expense of citizens? What gene morphed the wrong way for you to do that? Science needs to know so it can be corrected.
The Democrats use politics to protect the never ending flow of low wage foreign workers from the third world. Just like they protected slavery 170 years ago
Why is it wrong? Until every low-skilled US citizen is employed, no foreigners need apply.
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Originally Posted by miu
No it's not. Americans have to stop expecting foreigners from doing these types of jobs. And if the costs of produce and such increase, then so be it. Americans have to develop better priorities for what they spend their money on.
So Trump's request to increase the number of H2B visas for Mar a Lago should dealt with how?
You're delusional if you think our country can thrive without foreign labor. Whether that be low-skilled or otherwise.
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