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10-16-2006 1:05 PM
debbyski
I know a businessman who rents practically unliveable trailers to illegals. He brags about the 4 grand or more he collects from his tennants each month, and of course he doesn't report the income.
10-16-2006 1:09 PM
adamskinner
The most effective way to deal with our illegal immigration problem is to enforce the rules already on the books. Sanction employers, and deport them when we find them.

Of course, they'll just keep on coming back if the jobs are here. Perhaps we should tattoo something on their forehead (ala "POOR IMPULSE CONTROL").
10-16-2006 1:21 PM
jklugman
My other clip, "Sealing Border Would Cost Billions" had this to say about border enforcement:

The government would have a better shot at stopping illegal immigration if it invested those billions in developing the Mexican economy and eliminated backlogs for legal entry, says Deborah Meyers, senior analyst for the Migration Policy Institute, a nonpartisan think tank in Washington, D.C.
Something to think about.
10-16-2006 2:37 PM
Godfrey Daniel
Debby, you should call ICE, report this guy, and raise hell.
10-16-2006 2:39 PM
Djiezes
Godfrey said:

Debby, you should call ICE, report this guy, and raise hell.
I fully agree. Report him.
10-16-2006 5:53 PM
debbyski
Good advice.
10-16-2006 7:58 PM
Godfrey Daniel
...with the full expectation that nothing will be done.
10-16-2006 8:05 PM
ech0_dancer
STAR INVESTIGATION: As long as jobs here are plentiful and lucrative, even a solid wall won't keep illegal entrants from crossing over
[b][b][/b][/b]http://www.sierratimes.com/06/10/01/68_189_67_1_67778.htm
Let’s start with the “Great Wall of China”.

How about “Hadrian’s Wall” that the Roman Emporer Hadrian built in England in 122AD? It was about ten feet thick and almost twenty feet tall. As you can imagine, it did a pretty good job of keeping out their “Barbarian” neighbors. In fact, you still have to go around or over the parts of the wall that haven’t decayed and crumble...
10-16-2006 8:17 PM
jklugman
Readers of the article will know that it was arguing that even if you were able to hypothetically seal off the US-Mexican border, illegal immigration is just going to shift to the maritime borders. Analogies to the Berlin Wall, the Great Wall of China, or the Hadrian Wall do not address this.
10-16-2006 8:18 PM
ech0_dancer
my bad
10-16-2006 8:21 PM
jklugman
sorry I didn't mean to come off like a jerk
10-16-2006 9:14 PM
Godfrey Daniel
Where? When?

Are you lost, JK?
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