La Boxing Carlsbad

I spent four years at La Jolla and Del Mar in California, really a nice place to visit if you have a chance. In many canyons that wind through the $ 600,000 multi-million dollar homes in Claremont in Oceanside, there are migrant farm camps. This is not a real secret in San Diego County. These people in these camps who live in the elements that are taken with pellet guns and run by cops regularly work for some people who live on these hills. Maybe they garden. Maybe they are good children. Maybe they work in the Carlsbad flower fields. Maybe they are cooking in Aviara Country Club or any other seaside hotels or farms in the region. They implement, but they do not receive the benefits of this work. Their employers can afford million dollar homes and luxury cars and just pay the people who live in the valleys of the money to go to Jack in a Box.

Why create a virtual slave populace acceptable to those who advocate open borders?

Well said. A star for you! This is exactly what happens here. I posted this fact on several occasions. But people are pro-open borders just do not get it. That's why I say there should be severe penalties for those who use illegal labor. Maybe even on a pro rata of the fine based on the wealth of its author. But since the rules a lot of money from the earth, nothing like this will ever happen.

Because business is cheap labor, the churches get their benches and chests, Congress gets their pockets lined and you will receive an invoice with Raping and killing as well as unemployment.

If they are illegal, the big question is why they are not round up and deport them? Then, these jobs would go to legal citizens and they would be paid a higher salary.

>> Why create a virtual slave populace acceptable to those who advocate open borders? "

Type your question there, Skippy.

They want open borders so they can have virtual slave population. It makes me sick.

The solution to the problem of illegal immigration is to deport the illegals and their employers to pay the costs of expulsion of the.

why do not yo go and take a poll of them and know where they actually work, and how much they really do.
and then make a survey of those who live in $ 600,000 multi million dollar homes on their way to vote and who they employ

Good question. I think there are however two different problems to solve: 1. What should be the right policy to deal with millions of immigrants? 2. What should be the policy to help the millions of immigrants?

At first, I think there must be a fairly open-border policy that allows a more open global market work, but also a market much more mobile Mexican-American labor. This is essential for both countries and well-being of their population as a whole. In addition, although they seem to live in poverty, these people find many ways to send money home to families and friends in Mexico.

However, I think we need some important legislation that applies the rights of workers and stable situations for workers when they are here. It is unacceptable how legal and illegal immigrants are treated in this country. The immigration bill that the Senate would vote not include certain labor standards for those who become legal workers in the United States through the process. The compromise then is to give them legal status in exchange for a significant expansion of their rights.

Good question, very important. However, I think there are two different political problems that must be addressed.

A de facto slave labor is not only acceptable to them. It is the whole idea. Some of them even like to think of themselves as liberals, but they.