nehalem256
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- Apr 13, 2012
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And here we go again with blaming the illegals for everything conceivably wrong with the whole situation as we casually ignore the root cause of the problem: "legal" lawbreakers on our side of the border who knowingly hire these illegals for personal exploitative fun and profit.
Obviously, there is a "need" for illegals in our country. Those businesses who hire them are willing to break "the law of the land" to make just that statement, and our politicians merrily go along with it, just the same as they go along with having Reagan granting them amnesty and Bush clearly expressing the he so passionately wanted the very same thing.
I could argue both ways about Pelosi's remarks and be right about it from a narrowly defined perspective. However, there's no way around the idea that those millions of illegals are here, they're here to stay and deporting them en masse is about as logical as building our own special version of the Berlin Wall to keep those "undesirables" out. Especially so when those with the most influence in our halls of Congress and the White House want to keep the flow of dirt cheap willfully compliant and exploitable illegals going at full throttle.
When taking a step back and looking at the "illegal labor" situation from a wider perspective, what pops out is the fact that on the one hand our business folk have easy access to labor at below poverty level wages, AND have the luxury of not having to worry about these illegals forming unions to demand better pay and benefits.
Now who in their right mind would want to disrupt that kind of "dream come true"?
Surely not those uber rich folk who own and operate the Repub Party.
So it is the responsibility of private businesses to enforce immigration law; not you know actual law enforcement?