That's not a job. That's slave labor.
These slave laborers then go to the emergency room for their medical care, at U.S. Taxpayer's expense, where it just so happens it will cost us $300 plus everytime they walk through the door? This is a solution? I think not.
This is the year 2004. What in the world kind of work are we talking about?
I've got the enforcement end of this scenario covered. How's this sound?
Anybody caught hiring an illegal alien or anybody else for $3.00 an hour ought to be put up against a wall and shot. Several times.
How's that for an incentive for these tightwads to swim their sorry Scrooge a$$es up that stream against that strong capitalist current?
LOL!
So if I pay the kid next door $3 to wash my car, and it takes him an hour (he's 8 years old), then it's slavery and I should be shot?
So if the public library pays my sister (who is 60 years old, with the mental capacity of a 10 year old) $3/hour to process incoming books (put the library card sticker on them and move them from the boxes to a shelf, a job for which she is actually qualified), then that's slavery and the librarian should be shot?
No ...
Slavery is not detemined by the dollar amount, and it's not freedom for the Federal government to mandate, across the nation and across all circumstances, that paying any dollar amount between one cent and six dollars is illegal. Upping the punishment to death doesn't make it more free.
Perhaps Stalin, Hitler, Mao, Pol Pot,Idi Amin or Saddam would like your line of reasoning (calling it 'reasoning' is being a bit too kind).
I should shut up now - your reply was not worthy of a response.