[BenLurkin]

They aren't really slave laborers -- but if they are or not, either way swift deportation will 'emancipate' them.

Meanwhile, the execs who hired the illegals should be taken out in handcuffs.

[montag813]

Meanwhile, the execs who hired the illegals should be taken out in handcuffs.

Don't count on it. They are all loyal GOP contributors I am sure.

[WatchingInAmazement]

Meanwhile, the execs who hired the illegals should be taken out in handcuffs.

You are so right, Ben. The aliens wouldn't be here if it weren't for them. The workers shouldn't be the only ones paying the price.

Check out Bar S meats, they've been using the verification system for years to avoid hiring illegals.

http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44726

"I have an answer back within a minute," Martin Thompson, vice president for human resources at Bar-S Foods Co., a Phoenix-based meat-processing firm told the Arizona Republic. The company has been able to participate in the program since 1998 because some of its 1,500 employees are in California and Texas."

"Less than 8 percent of the time we will find someone where the computer kicks them back," says Thompson. That's a reduction from the 30 percent Bar-S was seeing in 1998 when it first started the program.

But if others decide to join Bar-S, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services may not be ready. On its website, the agency warns: "If significantly more employers than anticipated choose to participate in the Basic Pilot Program, USCIS may have to limit the number of participants." (snip)

[Wormwood]

Meanwhile, the execs who hired the illegals should be taken out in handcuffs.

Complete agreement here.

[television is just wrong]

No charges against management. these people were picked up on SS fraud, not illegal alien hiring.