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He can’t be bothered to verify the legal status of people he hires but would like to keep illegal immigration in check, so we’re back to punishing taxes for everybody and crappy enforcement via the second or third best solution — incidentally a solution that encourages police/employer abuse against fairly desperate people.
You're just trying to portray me to your convenience without understanding anything I say. It is your notion of living in a police state that creates the crappy environment. I'd rather have them stay than to see checkpoints, and even more class separation. You don't mind the cheap produce, you just want to pretend you are passionate about a popular issue. Big deal.
"Be a little more balanced and not so self-hating and neurotically filled with false liberal feeling of guilt for “social injustices†you never, and I never, committed."
People like you continually comit social injustices.
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The long awaited immigration reform is now on the table. Perhaps we should see if that will have any impact on the housing market.
In short, the proposed bill promises to fix-up enforcement issues, address the need for guess workers, and allows more immigrants to achieve the American Dream.
What does this mean to us? Will the influx of rich immigrants reignites the housing bubble?
As usual, race-baiting is not welcomed.
Peter P
P.S. Here is a summary of the bill.
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