Your position here is inconsistent, which doesn't really help your cause. NOT SO -- SEE BELOW.
E-Verify will not identify citizens, just people with a legal right to work, which includes non-citizens with a legal right to work such as legal residents. NOBODY SAID THE E-VERIFY PROGRAM IDENTIFIES CITIZENS. THIS PROGRAM SCREENS FOR A RIGHT WORK, WHATEVER THE STATUS OF THE INDIVIDUAL.
If you do mean citizens, but not including non-citizens with a legal right to work, then that is a very, very different position which would deny people working within the law. SEE ABOVE.
Finally, if you do want to eliminate all non-documented workers, are you willing to pay higher prices or accept that even more jobs will be taken offshore. MORE BALONEY. STUDIES HAVE FOUND THAT FOOD PRICES WOULD GO UP A FEW CENTS IF FARMERS HAD TO HIRE CITIZENS TO DO THE WORK ILLEGAL ALIENS NOW DO FOR COOLIE WAGES. BUT TO YOUR QUESTION: YES, I WOULD PAY HIGHER PRICES TO RID OUR DEAR NATION OF ILLEGAL ALIENS.
IN ADDITION, SOME 7 MILLION ILLEGAL ALIENS HOLD NON-FARM JOBS THAT CITIZENS COULD FILL. IF APPLIED TO THE NATIONAL WORKFORCE, THE E-VERIFY PROGRAM WOULD DETECT THESE UNDESIRABLES AND REMOVE THEM FROM THE WORKFORCE.
I SIDE WITH AMERICAN WORKERS AND CITIZENS OVER ILLEGAL ALIENS. CITIZENS FIRST.
This is not as simple a situation as it may appear unfortunately. THE SITUATION HAS SIMPLE SOLUTIONS. FOR ONE, APPLY E-VERIFY TO THE WORK FORCE. WITH NO JOB, MOST OF THE ILLEGAL ALIENS WILL SELF-DEPORT, AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE -- NO NATIONAL ROUNDUP NECESSARY.
MINUS THE LURE OF A JOB, THE FOREIGN NATIONALS WILL STOP ILLEGALLY MIGRATING TO AMERICA IN THE FIRST PLACE -- NO EXPENSIVE BORDER FENCE NEEDED.
AMERICA CAN GET ALONG WITHOUT ILLEGAL ALIENS, AND WILL PROSPER ALL THE MORE.
Peterff wrote:
Your position here is inconsistent, which doesn't really help your cause.
E-Verify will not identify citizens, just people with a legal right to work, which includes non-citizens with a legal right to work such as legal residents.
If you do mean citizens, but not including non-citizens with a legal right to work, then that is a very, very different position which would deny people working within the law.
Finally, if you do want to eliminate all non-documented workers, are you willing to pay higher prices or accept that even more jobs will be taken offshore.
This is not as simple a situation as it may appear unfortunately.
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