To: PGR88
I work indirectly with many of these guys, showcasing my company’s construction products on jobsites. It seems many of them are here on work permits and are legal. Of course, many, many are not legal too.
6 posted on
01/20/2016 6:29:03 PM PST by
cyclotic
(Liberalism is what smart looks like to stupid people.)
To: cyclotic
Seems....you really don’t know. Do you!
11 posted on
01/20/2016 6:33:42 PM PST by
Osage Orange
(Nowadays we are just Central America with snow.)
To: cyclotic
I prosecute these guys all the time and 90% or more are illegal and they all work construction, landscaping, or in restaurants. None of them have green cards or SSNs. There are a very few here on work permits, but by and large those work in legitimate, paycheck, tax-witholding jobs. The guys doing the low-skilled work on the job sites all are paid in cash at the end of the week and I am pretty much completely certain none of them pays a penny of taxes (other than sales taxes when they hit the local Wal-Mart). Are they just hiring them as day labor? If so, why are the same guys working there every day? IS there no reporting or record-keeping requirement for such jobs?
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