papaspur
Kasey Keller
With respect, fella - buit this is completely off the mark (speaking generacially - not only The States) - cheap labour and illegal immigration are two separate aspects
How did you reach the conclusion they 'require' illegal immigrants to sustain their economy (in California's case)? Perhaps seasonal workers is a far better alternative being utilisied in many countries - legally so. Which clothing industry thrives in the USA and what is their output?
Are you somehow pro-illegal immigration - judging from the premise of your post?
:lol:
In industries that have to compete against China, the only real viable way for American companies to do so is to cut as many costs as possible. Obviously one of the largest expenditures for a company is wages, so to stay profitable, a company will hire illegals who don't need to get paid minimum wage or be given benefits.
The Dream Act is supposed to help those that are basically American, although illegally residing in the US not of their own volition. I don't see this immigration problem as black-and-white, no pun intended. But how do you treat someone who is in all aspects an American except the fact that they weren't born here?