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Did they confiscate any dough? :jester
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I say you full of shit. Get off the short skool bus kid. |
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http://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/20...lfare-illegals |
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Anchor babies cost on average $10k each at birth , that's if there's no complications. then they can get on welfare and have more babies. So instead of calling Bullshit and looking like a moron, try to read a little, we'll wait.... |
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NAFTA — move the bakery to a Mexican border town and truck the bread to a US warehouse daily ...
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no matter how small .. every money the "illegal" makes goes back into the economy .. a part probably doesnt go back as he tries to save and send to his family back home but his every day living goes back in the economy .. everything he eats / drinks / clothing / entertainment .. he pays taxes on get with the program ! |
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so anyone .. who buys things in the USA is in reality paying taxes.. it goes like that all over the world .. might sound funny to you .. but it is reality I buy a pack of smokes .. a large percentage is tax... am I not paying taxes ? I think I am . you are brainwashed to believe you should even pay more :winkwink::thumbsup:upsidedow:GFYBand |
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Black List Alpine Bread Factory
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You can find a story like the following after everyone of these raids: Immigration raids yield jobs for legal workers When federal agents descended on six meatpacking plants owned by Swift & Co. in December 2006, they rounded up nearly 1,300 suspected illegal immigrants that made up about 10% of the labor force at the plants. But the raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents did not cripple the company or the plants. In fact, they were back up and running at full staff within months by replacing those removed with a significant number of native-born Americans, according to a report by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS). MORE |
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Under Obama, cases against employers are up sharply: Immigration and Customs Enforcement quadrupled the number of employer audits after Obama took office, increasing the number of inspections and arrests against those who knowingly hire illegal immigrants. Businesses were fined $6.9 million in fiscal 2010, up from $675,000 in 2008. |
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other than the native indians (and perhaps they immigrated from Asia 100,000's years ago) we are all immigrants, and laws and regulations and border quotas etc are all just constructs of changing governments and bureaucracies over the centuries......
these so called "illegals" are an essential part of our economy, and enforcement ebbs and flows as the need of the moment goes, whether the need of the moment is pr and votes for some racist sherriff or whether it is the need of the local economy at the moment, it goes both ways and always will, these workers are implicitly encouraged to come here and then they face difficulties as they are just trying to work hard and make a better life for themselves, and their families :2 cents: |
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I'm sick of these low life money sucking thieves myself. They (illegals) come here to spawn and then the offspring breed like fucking rabbits. The Feds have ignored this for too long at the States expense. I think the Border Patrol Agents should be paid on a bounty system. I know one family spawned from an anchor baby, now in it's 3rd generation, that hasn't found it important to learn/speak English yet, yet they are all American citizens. NONE of the family members has ever held anything other that casual PT jobs. EVERY one of those family members has/have had public assistance to the point of it being their "livelihood". Your tax dollars at work :disgust So fuck the illegal immigrants ................. ~ |
2025 Hispanics will be the majority and? they have the largest drop out rate its very hi.
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The bottom line is that the US is absorbing Mexico's poverty. That isn't Mexico's best and brightest crawling under the border fence to get in.
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http://www.wisegeek.com/who-is-eligi...ted-states.htm Now eat shit... To be eligible for welfare in the United States, an applicant must be a United States citizen or lawfully admitted to the country for permanent residence. Some exceptions may apply to citizenship rules. When an individual applies for welfare, his or her citizenship status is reviewed, along with the status of each household member, before assistance is granted. |
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