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To: ArneFufkin
What's your plan to address the immigration challenge?

I would happily pay 20-40% more for items traditionally associated with illegal alien labor. I would also pay 100% more for gas and oil if that's what it takes to keep petro dollars from financing terrorist nations like saudi arabia.

We will also recoup hundreds of millions of dollars once we no longer subsidize the housing, medicine, and education of millions of illegal aliens.
25 posted on 08/16/2003 9:26:13 PM PDT by tubavil
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To: tubavil
Careful..... don't feed the trolls.
26 posted on 08/16/2003 9:34:44 PM PDT by Tancredo Fan (Stop the invasion. Put the military on the borders, round up illegals, and tell Fox to shove off.)
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To: tubavil
I would happily pay 20-40% more for items traditionally associated with illegal alien labor

Over at Cub Foods, our grocery warehouse chain, there are 10 guys stocking shelves, scrubbing floors, sweeping the lot, moving pallets and unloading trucks. They're all Mexican Americans. It's 11:30 on a Saturday night. Over at the local mall, there are 5 or 6 guys scrubbing floors, cleaning johns, emptying trash, sweeping the lot, fixing lights and doing all the maintenance work. All of them are Mexicans. The guys slinging chow in the kitchen at restaurants and bars still serving at this hour are likely Mexicans. At 6 am tomorrow and Sunday, Mexican roofers, landscapers, blacktop pavers, nail pounders, painters, drywall jockeys and fast food servers will be starting their 12 hour OT shifts. Most of them will be Mexicans.

So, what products are you going to pay a 40% premium for again?

27 posted on 08/16/2003 9:37:33 PM PDT by ArneFufkin
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