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FoxyQueen That's lovely, your personal anecdote. The plural of anecdote is not data, so we typically don't base policy on someone's personal experience.
They come for jobs, so employers are hiring them under the table.
Doesn't make it ok. And before you say anything, Employers who hire illegals should be sanctioned as well.
They can also get a TIN which allows them to get an honest paycheck where taxes are taken out that they cannot get utilization
Funny you just said in your previous sentence that they get hired under the table. But now they also pay taxes. That's an assumption you are making.
They pay for goods and services, often taxed by the state, for which they cannot receive benefits from, and often do jobs most white people wouldn't lower themselves to do.
Do they pay Income tax? Do they pay school taxes? Do they pay property taxes? No, they do not because they aren't citizens. But they certainly
use property and schools in America.
Oh and they do jobs that White people won't huh? So you're racist too, eh?
As for gang affiliations, that is just silly. Most of the youth join gangs once they are here, or born here, because their families are working too hard to realize their kids have gone down a bad path
Oooh gang violence is just silly! Gosh, if only everyone would listen to you. Again, this is your personal experience and not everyone's experience or perception.
Drug and human traffickers are all over America, but tend to be in Florida because it is easier to remove trafficked people from there than it is, say, TX or CA where they are land locked and have to go via border.
Better idea. Let's just close the border and start vetting people who cross it to reduce the amount of criminals coming over the border. Then we don't have to worry about that.
Blame employers for the fact that they are willing to employ non american citizens under the table at horrible wages because that is the main reason they are coming.
I DO blame them. But I have no sympathy for people who cross the border illegally, stay here illegally, and work here illegally. If they get caught and deported, they have nobody to blame but themselves. They made the choice.
The other larger portion of people trying to get into america are actually trying to go the legal routes due to amnesty, but have been completely shut out due to bad/racist/discriminatory policies that have prevented them from being able to. If you want them to come in the legal way, try working to make that legal way viable and less complicated. If you just don't want them here, well, that's a personal problem you should work on.
No. It's not supposed to be easy. They have to do the work. It's plenty easy enough, there are hundreds of NGO's and non profits that exist to help these people. If you have a problem with the system, why don't you work to change it, instead of condescending and shaming those that disagree.
