[FlyVet]

Under the provisions of these bills, illegal alien farm workers would be able to obtain a “blue card” granting temporary legal status for themselves and their families if they could show they have worked in the U.S. at least 863 hours or 150 work days (5.75 hours constituting a work day) during the preceding two years. Subsequently, to apply for legal residency, they must demonstrate that they have worked in agriculture here: (1) 100 work days per year each of the first five years following enactment; (2) 150 work days per year each of the first three years

Blahblahblahblahblah this makes my head spin.

Okay, you over there: you only worked 862 hours and we can prove it (LOL): you're gone.

You, over there: you did 149 work days and we can prove it (LOL). You're gone.

You, over there: you worked 5.74 hours constituting a work day and we can prove it (LOL): you're gone.

Our nutball "leaders" haven't learned a thing.

Torches and pitchforks, tar and feathers. Throw them out.

[NewRomeTacitus]

The required qualifications are laughable at best concerning a group who’s employers ignore the “poor copy” alignments and telltale signs of fraud so long as they can say their employees supplied documentation. Smudge here and a smudge there...

Corruption creep at work.

[hinckley buzzard]

(5.75 hours constituting a work day)

Kin Ah git me a Blue Card here? That's about half what I used to work on the farm growing up.