Ah, Carlo. If only your lofty prose were all that simple.But it isn't.
Ah, I see.. Where exactly do you recruit your laborers? Do you hire them from the State unemployment department, you know the ones that come to the interview just to have you sign their card, but alas, refuse the job?
Or, how about those familiar homegrown folks that do show up for work for approximately 26 weeks (you can count the days) and then trip and fall, or lift that last big empty box and file a labor claim, or the "KEEP THE LAWYERS EMPLOYED ACT" harassment claims that arise when the holidays are ringing with Boughs Of Holly and decking the halls of small claims court with lawsuits!
I'm just so damned sorry to burst your lofty bubble about all of these sorry foreign workers that are only driving the engine of the real world down here in the trenches.. Take your hands off the keyboard and put them in some toilets at the local Motel 6, or climb that ladder and pick that fruit, because thats the only way we'll all get to enjoy any at a price we can afford.
Yes we have horrible problems with lawlessness at our borders and elsewhere, but the only way we are going to approach documenting most of these illegals is to provide an incentive to get them to register, and begin to trace the problem. Until then, we should close the Hotels and tablecloth restaurants, and begin to shut down the hospitals and parks, not to mention all of those beautiful flower gardens up and down the boulevards.. We'll teach them a lesson they'll never forget!