To: moehoward
You are correct. And that's exactly what the constitution says. Private information is none of the government's business. Guess they'd better beef up the BP so they can catch the illegals in the act of crossing and or come up with some sort of economic incentive for illegals to go home.
To: moehoward; Jim Robinson; yall
To: Jim Robinson
Your question was, "How are the employers going to know if an employee is here legally or not?"
I am providing you a way to be 99% sure.
If you are against any form of government ID, there is no way to know if they are "legal" "illegal" or from what country they are from.
432 moehoward
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You are correct. And that's exactly what the constitution says. Private information is none of the government's business.
Guess they'd better beef up the BP so they can catch the illegals in the act of crossing and or come up with some sort of economic incentive for illegals to go home.
454 JR
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The proposed 'Fair Tax' scheme would provide that economic incentive..
It would abolish income taxes & SS deductions for a 20% [or more] federal sales tax on EVERY new product or service, even food/clothes/etc.
Illegals would have to pay the tax, but they would not be reimbursed, as would citizens.
In effect an illegals cost of living would go up by whatever the individual tax rebate would set at.
For illegals with families, it would probably price them out of our labor market.
486 posted on
09/28/2004 4:47:39 PM PDT by
tpaine
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