And just how many Bracero workers made illegal babies here in the states that instantly became “citizens” as anchor babies? How many received welfare food, medical care and financial support?
There’s nothing good about any of this crap!
I come from S. Texas and happen to know something about the Bracero program because I used to insure one of the labor contractors. The labor contractor was a businessman who ran a labor crew like a business, providing for insurance, transportation, housing out of their wages. It may sound like a ‘patron’ system, but it made sure they paid their way and weren’t dependent on local citizens or govcrnments.
Most of the illegals are single men, not families or men with wives.
Women also come over to take jobs however, principally as household help and in certain industries. There have always been anchor babies as Mexican women can simply come across the Border for shopping when about to deliver. The answer to the anchor baby problem is for a decent ruling out of the S.Ct on citizenship or a new Amendment.
If you regularize and suprevise a legal labor program you will be able to stop these folks from needing or obtaining welfare. Their labor contractors would provide them with health insurance out of their payrolls.