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Work to be done now about Illegals

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  • Colt Super
    This is "too little - too late".

    We need a much more pro-active approach to this problem that has the ability to kill the United Sates.

    Maybe the bounty solution would be best.

    Doug
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  • fishkiller41
    quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
    This is "too little - too late".

    We need a much more pro-active approach to this problem that has the ability to kill the United Sates.

    Maybe the bounty solution would be best.

    Doug

    I'm with you Doug. I don't know how the situation is in OryGun, but florida is OVERFLOWING with Guatamalans, Mexicans,Hatians and a host of others.A fella could make-out PRETTY good here, on $500 each.[:D]
    If it happens, U are welcome to cummon down and make some EEeeasy money.[;)]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Why dont you post the story bout the lettuce grower who moved his operation to Mexico because he couldnt get the help in the US?...He moved from Cali to Mexico...he employs over 500 ppl....

    CNN had the story...will see if I can find the link....The US lost 10 million bucks when he moved apparantly...
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Thanks Jim...Was on the phone for a bit....
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  • john carr
    Quote: "Moved his operation to Mexico because he couldn't get help in the U. S."

    Finish the sentence: "At the wages he wanted to pay."
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  • Permanently deleted user
    john..

    If you read the story, all two pages of it,...that is not the case at all..


    quote:He also dismisses arguments that he could attract workers by raising wages, saying Americans do not take the sweaty, seasonal field jobs. "I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that if I did that I would raise my costs and I would not have a legal work force," Mr. Scaroni said.
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  • TooBig
    Well we might have lost 10 million but we paid 89 Billion each year for all social benefits for the illegals.American wages have been depressed 200 billion, lots of American corporate farmers receive Ag supplement and use illegal labor. American construction workers are losing jobs because they can't compete with employers that pay sub wages and we can't compete with 6 buck help and we have to pay for their social upkeep.

    Now the farm workers your talking about will never make enough to get off social aid and when they bring their families were supporting the whole extended family which in most cases are illerate. My state spent 183 million in 2004 educating illegal student while the state suffers from over crowed classes and they don't or can't speak English and slows the other students down.

    Also 1 area hospital group wrote off 40 Million last year on accounts that couldn't or didn't pay the Hospital bills and that's just one chain here. Guess who make up the difference you and me so they need to go home where ever they came from. Check my other post on what would happen if 20 million illegals went home.
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  • get_involved
    quote:Originally posted by BlackRoses
    Why dont you post the story bout the lettuce grower who moved his operation to Mexico because he couldnt get the help in the US?...He moved from Cali to Mexico...he employs over 500 ppl....

    CNN had the story...will see if I can find the link....The US lost 10 million bucks when he moved apparantly...


    Less than 2% of illegal aliens are picking our crops but 25% are on welfare.

    http://www.cis.org
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  • Rockatansky
    quote:Originally posted by BlackRoses
    john..

    If you read the story, all two pages of it,...that is not the case at all..


    quote:He also dismisses arguments that he could attract workers by raising wages, saying Americans do not take the sweaty, seasonal field jobs. "I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that if I did that I would raise my costs and I would not have a legal work force," Mr. Scaroni said.



    I don't believe that.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    When I had a thriving business here in Florida 10 years ago, I could not find people that would do the work and the average worker of mine (Labor) made around 600 a week. They would work one or two days of which maybe 4 hours of good work and say it was too hard. I wound up geting state prisoners on work release to do the job..

    My Ex-Wife was head of Houskeeping for a chain of motels and she had problems getting Americans to do the maid jobs.. Most of her maids were oriental.

    Face it there are jobs that Americans just wont do, or feel they are above doing them.

    This country is becoming a "Service" only country, most industry has been lost to foriegn nations. Welfare is better than working for a lot of Americans also..

    Immigration is a major problem, right along with the Americans that are too lazy to work. Yes! there are a bunch of em..

    There are major changes needed in all areas of this countries economy, and I think it needs to start at the top. With a big change in the government for we the little people have no say whatsoever about a damn thing..
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  • Rockatansky
    Does anyone have any references to more or less objective and accurate data on who works the fields?
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  • dolfan
    In the fields in FL, all I see are Mexicans, South/Central Americans and Haitians. Same for construction laborers.

    Drive into the "hood" and the locals are hanging out on the corner.
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  • kimi
    Four years seems entirely too much time, although the same procedures enacted over a two year period does sound somewhat reasonable.
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  • joeaf1911a1
    " "I have a customer base that demands we produce and deliver product every day," he said. "They don't want to hear the excuses." He acknowledges that wages are much lower in Mexico; he pays $11 a day here as opposed to about $9 an hour in California. But without legal workers in California, he said, "I have no choice but to offshore my operation."
    To me this means we must raise our import tax to keep up with "American pricing". If he loves Mexico so damn much, move there and become a Mexican subject. Time to stop this outsourcing and face reality. We are on the edge of disaster right now.
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  • The Dutchman
    The illegals will become an army of occupation in the territories they reside. More will come to reinforce them. They will petition the UN for a plebiscite. America will either settle or stand up and fight.
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  • fishkiller41
    quote:Originally posted by Classic095
    When I had a thriving business here in Florida 10 years ago, I could not find people that would do the work and the average worker of mine (Labor) made around 600 a week. They would work one or two days of which maybe 4 hours of good work and say it was too hard. I wound up geting state prisoners on work release to do the job..

    My Ex-Wife was head of Houskeeping for a chain of motels and she had problems getting Americans to do the maid jobs.. Most of her maids were oriental.

    Face it there are jobs that Americans just wont do, or feel they are above doing them.

    This country is becoming a "Service" only country, most industry has been lost to foriegn nations. Welfare is better than working for a lot of Americans also..

    Immigration is a major problem, right along with the Americans that are too lazy to work. Yes! there are a bunch of em..

    There are major changes needed in all areas of this countries economy, and I think it needs to start at the top. With a big change in the government for we the little people have no say whatsoever about a damn thing..


    $600.00 a week,10 years ago?? WTH were they doing to earn that kind of money, that was so hard, they let that kind of pay go?
    What is the pay for that same job now?
    WHEN DO I START??


    Jeff
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  • The Dutchman
    Socialism breeds this lack of a work ethic. You and your ex-wife were trying to get the job done. Socialism is the problem...not hard work. I have worked some lousy jobs (hard work for low pay) it was a heck of a motivator.

    quote:Originally posted by Classic095
    When I had a thriving business here in Florida 10 years ago, I could not find people that would do the work and the average worker of mine (Labor) made around 600 a week. They would work one or two days of which maybe 4 hours of good work and say it was too hard. I wound up geting state prisoners on work release to do the job..

    My Ex-Wife was head of Houskeeping for a chain of motels and she had problems getting Americans to do the maid jobs.. Most of her maids were oriental.

    Face it there are jobs that Americans just wont do, or feel they are above doing them.

    This country is becoming a "Service" only country, most industry has been lost to foriegn nations. Welfare is better than working for a lot of Americans also..

    Immigration is a major problem, right along with the Americans that are too lazy to work. Yes! there are a bunch of em..

    There are major changes needed in all areas of this countries economy, and I think it needs to start at the top. With a big change in the government for we the little people have no say whatsoever about a damn thing..
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  • Colt Super
    I've worked in a hand car wash in Sacramento in the summer, and I've worked loading empty #10 cans in a cannery. I've worked cutting up wrecked cars with a torch in a junk yard. I've worked putting snow chains on cars in blizzards on Donner Pass.

    My point is that I've worked hard and cheap.

    I think Americans will do that.

    Doug
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  • FrancF
    quote:Originally posted by get_involved
    quote:Originally posted by BlackRoses
    Why dont you post the story bout the lettuce grower who moved his operation to Mexico because he couldnt get the help in the US?...He moved from Cali to Mexico...he employs over 500 ppl....

    CNN had the story...will see if I can find the link....The US lost 10 million bucks when he moved apparantly...


    Less than 2% of illegal aliens are picking our crops but 25% are on welfare.
    +1[:D]

    http://www.cis.org
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