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NEWS AND VIEWS THAT IMPACT LIMITED CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT

"There is danger from all men. The only maxim of a free government ought to be to trust no man living with
power to endanger the public liberty." - - - - John Adams

Saturday, April 13, 2013

SHOCK - 500,000 foreign workers to take American jobs


Shock!  -  Chinese work on farms.
For thousands of years the Chinese have somehow managed to plant and harvest their own crops without importing Mexican labor. . . . But to racist U.S. politicians working on a farm and getting your hands dirty is beneath the dignity of an American.  Instead we pay Americans not to work and import Hispanics.  


Senators, unions and business come to an agreement to legalize 500,000 foreign workers while 90 million Americans have dropped out of the labor market
  • Let's face it, neither Democrat nor Republican political hacks give a flying crap about the average American. 
  • The politicians pay Americans not to work while importing even more workers.


Senators writing a landmark immigration bill broke a logjam between farmworker unions and growers Thursday, reaching a tentative agreement on the number of future agricultural visas and pay scales for foreign farmworkers while record numbers of Americans and un or under employed.

Labor unions and agricultural industry leaders had been stuck for three weeks on how to legally bring foreign labor into the United States to pick crops and tend livestock at competitive wages. The issue, which is important to California and other farming states, became a major stumbling block in bipartisan efforts to craft a comprehensive immigration bill.

The most two contentious issues were solved, according to officials familiar with the closed-door talks, although they did not release details says the Los Angeles Times.

 
Sucking on the public teat beats working for a living.


"We have a wage and cap agreement," Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) told reporters.

Feinstein is not among the eight senators drafting the overall bill, but she has worked to help design a program to provide legal status to the estimated 500,000 foreign farmworkers in the country.

The eight senators overseeing the bill met Wednesday night and signed off on the outline, leaving staffers to work out final details. Senators were optimistic Thursday that a deal was close.

"All that's left is the drafting," said Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.).

If passed, the historic bill would expand legal immigration, ramp up border security, tighten sanctions against employers who hire people in the U.S. unlawfully, and open a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million immigrants who either entered the country illegally or overstayed their visas.

Reform efforts got a boost from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which is influential with Republican lawmakers. The chamber urged Congress to "take advantage of the unprecedented momentum" and pass an immigration bill this year.


Shock!  -  Scots work on farms.
For thousands of years the Scots have somehow managed to plant and harvest their own crops without importing Mexican labor. . . . But to racist U.S. politicians working on a farm and getting your hands dirty is beneath the dignity of an American.  Instead we pay Americans not to work and import Hispanics. 

Shock! -  Kenyans work on farms.
For thousands of years the Kenyans have somehow managed to plant and harvest their own crops without importing Mexican labor. . . . But to racist U.S. politicians working on a farm and getting your hands dirty is beneath the dignity of an American.  Instead we pay Americans not to work and import Hispanics.  

America the Lazy.
In a Marxist re-distribution of the wealth, Americans of all races are paid by the government to do nothing while foreign labor is imported.  The Socialist plan is to crush the work ethic and make Americans the helpless, childlike and unarmed wards of the state.

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