12 Million $5000.00 = 60 Billion a year. If they get sick or go to jail they forfeit the bond, and that money would pay for the deportation, hospital and jail. They work without trouble, lawbreaking etc; they pay Federal, State, Local taxes and keep the bond.
Make them get medicals and some sort of ID, then they could also get drivers licenses. They must pay the smugglers that much to get into the CONUS as it is.
Employers could fund it with the same rules- it gets forfeited to the Feds if they break the law, sick, etc.
The Feds could use it to pay the deficit.
If the illegals want equal treatment, they have to act as law abiding citizens.
Why forfeit it to the Feds? They are the ones who aren't doing their jobs! Forfeit directly to the agency bearing the costs.
That's a great idea for workers, what about bringing their kids in. Now you know all the costs associated with pregnant women, births and little kids. How do you handle them?
>>12 Million $5000.00 = 60 Billion a year. If they get sick or go to jail they forfeit the bond, and that money would pay for the deportation, hospital and jail. They work without trouble, lawbreaking etc; they pay Federal, State, Local taxes and keep the bond.<<
I think the employer should be required to guarantee through insurance, all costs that might arise from hiring an illegal because one stupid error and $5 grand won't cover the mistake. Examples, a car wreck, $5k will hardly pay the bill to replace a front bumper today. The medical costs of a broken leg requiring surgery is over $5k.
>>Make them get medicals and some sort of ID, then they could also get drivers licenses. They must pay the smugglers that much to get into the CONUS as it is. <<
>>Employers could fund it with the same rules- it gets forfeited to the Feds if they break the law, sick, etc.<<
>>The Feds could use it to pay the deficit.<<
Id rather see it forfeited to the State.
If the illegals want equal treatment, they have to act as law abiding citizens.
After a couple of hours sleep, I have decided overall that I don't like the idea because it amounts to a "selling of America." Finish the paperwork on the people who are trying to emigrate legally and allow them into America.
Lawbreakers who are already here shouldn't be able to buy their way out of trouble. The idea just sticks in my craw. I can see where employers would start abusing these people saying, "do it or I'll cancel your insurance." That reeks of perverted slavery and/or indentured servants. Just bring the standards back up to where they should be and do it right.