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Immigration crackdown expands along border
Chron.com ^ | Oct. 26, 2007 | JAMES PINKERTON

Posted on 10/26/2007 12:21:32 PM PDT by Man50D

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To: gubamyster

Wouldn’t it be better to enforce the laws against employers? Start raising cane with your reps and they will get the message. By all means, pass this along if you agree. Copy and fax, email or whatever way you want to get this ball rolling.

1-Drying up the jobs for illegals has been proven to work, they leave to find work elsewhere. Bring “in” guest workers ONLY if needed. The employers will have to pay ALL expenses related to their being here IF they can’t find citizens via a specific website for 30 days.

2-It is impossible to catch them all! Many of those deported just come back...

3-Imposing $100,000 fines per illegal for the first offense and $200,000 fines per illegal and mandatory jail time for the second is very compelling for employers to do the right thing!

4-The fines imposed would pay for the enforcement and help with jailing those that are criminals.


41 posted on 11/07/2007 6:56:38 PM PST by mary5000
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To: TomGuy

Wouldn’t it be better to enforce the laws against employers? Start raising cane with your reps and they will get the message. By all means, pass this along if you agree. Copy and fax, email or whatever way you want to get this ball rolling.

1-Drying up the jobs for illegals has been proven to work, they leave to find work elsewhere. Bring “in” guest workers ONLY if needed. The employers will have to pay ALL expenses related to their being here IF they can’t find citizens via a specific website for 30 days.

2-It is impossible to catch them all! Many of those deported just come back...

3-Imposing $100,000 fines per illegal for the first offense and $200,000 fines per illegal and mandatory jail time for the second is very compelling for employers to do the right thing!

4-The fines imposed would pay for the enforcement and help with jailing those that are criminals.


42 posted on 11/07/2007 6:56:38 PM PST by mary5000
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To: Borax Queen

Wouldn’t it be better to enforce the laws against employers? Start raising cane with your reps and they will get the message. By all means, pass this along if you agree. Copy and fax, email or whatever way you want to get this ball rolling.

1-Drying up the jobs for illegals has been proven to work, they leave to find work elsewhere. Bring “in” guest workers ONLY if needed. The employers will have to pay ALL expenses related to their being here IF they can’t find citizens via a specific website for 30 days.

2-It is impossible to catch them all! Many of those deported just come back...

3-Imposing $100,000 fines per illegal for the first offense and $200,000 fines per illegal and mandatory jail time for the second is very compelling for employers to do the right thing!

4-The fines imposed would pay for the enforcement and help with jailing those that are criminals.


43 posted on 11/07/2007 6:56:38 PM PST by mary5000
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To: mary5000
Wouldn’t it be better to enforce the laws against employers?

Absolutely. I like all your points. Without punishing employers for breaking the law and not hiring Americans, no other action against illegal immigration will work!
44 posted on 11/08/2007 8:34:23 AM PST by CottonBall
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To: Man50D
By the time the US govt gets serious about illegal immigration, the dollar will have collapsed to a peso and we will be trying to get into Mexico instead of the other way around.


BUMP

45 posted on 11/08/2007 8:57:39 AM PST by capitalist229
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To: Man50D

bump


46 posted on 11/08/2007 8:58:10 AM PST by VOA
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