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Honestly I really get tired of hearing that illegal immigrants do work that others will not do. I would and have done what I have needed to be done regardless of the pay. Also lets be honest they can take the lower paying jobs then the rest of us as their income is supplemented most of the time. I have seen BOTH sides of this coin.
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
My daughter live in Florida, she have seen a big up in immigration, mostly from Haiti and Jamaica and nope, this people want housing, they want welfare and nope they do not want to work. Many wants to be around asking for money, but in Panama City beach this is not acceptable been a tourist place, they are taken out of the streets if seen bothering the tourist.
These people also tried to open tent cities in parking lots, also were taken out in not time.
Their American dream for illegals now is have a lot of kids and collect welfare at the expenses of the taxpayers.
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: Kratos77
Honestly I really get tired of hearing that illegal immigrants do work that others will not do. I would and have done what I have needed to be done regardless of the pay. Also lets be honest they can take the lower paying jobs then the rest of us as their income is supplemented most of the time. I have seen BOTH sides of this coin.
This is why something has to be done. Just doing nothing hurts everyone. The illegals are doing work that nobody wants to do, and they are often victimized for it. They are making lower wages and are often doing jobs that are dangerous but aren’t able to report it to OSHA or such in fear of being deported.
Social services being provided to illegals is a whole other topic, and yes that hurts American citizens that are basically funding everyone. I’m not just talking about Mexicans either.
originally posted by: RonnieJersey
Here in NJ we are swarming with illegals, as I've said many times here. And NO, they are not working, and are not interested in working, their interest lies in a free lifestyle at taxpayer's expense.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Considering New Jersey doesn't make monthly payments to illegals I'm not sure how they can have a 'free lifestyle'.
originally posted by: starfoxxx
They WILL do CASH payments for
the fake status of
'REFUGEE' 'ASSYLUM SEEKER'
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Gaining asylum status requires a court appearance(s) so your garden variety illegal is not going to be bothered and you sure aren't going to get enough for a 'free lifestyle' in New Jersey.
Try again.
originally posted by: starfoxxx
WRONG
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: starfoxxx
WRONG
LOL.
That's the application for eligible seekers only and you still get assigned a case officer and need to appear in person multiple times. Also, no asylum seekers get benefits until they are adjudicated.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Gaining asylum status requires a court appearance(s)
originally posted by: starfoxxx
You claimed they had to appear
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: JAGStorm
They are already saying that some of the crops are going unpicked and construction sites are empty.
Housing and food are overrated. Just leave them be until some American wants to do that for minimum wage.
TextIf you could see how pushy and aggressive they are, you simply would not believe it. Their privileged, entitled and outright nasty attitudes are creating rage and chaos, especially in already overpopulated areas that biden is busy shipping even more into.
originally posted by: Timber13
Just give the market time to re-adjust.
originally posted by: JIMC5499
All this is going to do, is increase wages and benefits to attract the available labor. The Company I work for can't find enough Electrical Technicians, so we are willing to hire people and train them to be Electrical Technicians. I teach two classes a week in Blueprint and Schematics reading as well as the use of measuring instruments (calipers, micrometers).
Our biggest problem is finding people who pass the drug test. (Federal OSHA requirement, not ours)