[Dane]

I just served on a jury not long ago, where we dismissed an idiot's liability claim against a farmer in short order. I trust most Americans to do the right thing. It's the handful of oddball juries that cause problems, but somehow I don't think you'll find "immigrant friendly" juries in Tucson, El Paso, or San Diego

You may or may not. It all depends on the trial where all a defense lawyer has to say is that you are prosecuting a houskeeper so that she can have a better life.

Like I said before, Bush's plan at least tries to bring some sanity to the system by documenting dishwashers, housekeepers(i.e people trying to make an honest living) and spending the other resources on those who wish to do the US harm.

BTW, is an American business owner "evil" trying to find labor so that he/she can pursue their part of the American dream.

[LS]

yep, the owner is "evil" if he or she is hiring criminals. You are evil if you hire someone to snuff a competitor. It's no different. Breaking the law is breaking the law.

[B4Ranch]

>>You may or may not. It all depends on the trial where all a defense lawyer has to say is that you are prosecuting a houskeeper so that she can have a better life.

That's why all criminals steal, lie and kill. I'd convict everyone of them if the evidence is there.

[NJ_gent]

"BTW, is an American business owner "evil" [for] trying to find labor wanted criminals so that he/she can pursue their part of the American dream the exploitation of vulnerable people in violation of US law for their own personal economic gain at the expense of American economic equillibrium and the security of the nation in time of war.?"

There ya go, fixed it right up for ya.