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Gee Mike.. with all your whining about expense, I'd still hazard a guess
that there'd be a phenomenal NET savings, especially when you consider
the funding to keep them here is the same funding as the measures to
evict them.
I find your argument to be a non-starter. I'm sure it would cost a heck
of a lot less to find and deport a family from a point furthest from
than it would to pay for their health-care, welfare, and schooling costs
for a year... for two years... for three years... You see, even if it's
not immediate, those costs still win in the end because with the one
scenario, there is an upfront expense and then no more expense, and with
the other, there is a large constantly compounding expense.
Mike Miller wrote:
On Mon, 1 May 2006, Vern Green wrote:
Well it looks like the big illegal alien walk-out was a wash-out. Oh
there were people walking the streets, and a few businesses closed
here in California. Most of the people on the streets out here were
students who are always looking for a chance to skip school.
The place I normally visit for lunch closed down today, I won't be
darkening their doorway again, I don't want to support any place that
supports people who break the law. I wonder if they would be so
understanding if I skipped out of the restaurant without paying for
my lunch sometime?
If your parents moved here when you were 2 years old, and you came
with them, would you be "breaking the law?"
Sixteen years later after living in California for all 16 years with
your parents paying California taxes for all those years, you now want
to attend the state college. Can you get in? You are an "illegal
alien," but that wasn't your choice -- you were born into it. What to
do?
So if this is how it would be without illegal aliens around, then go
ahead and send them all home
No, *you* send them home. All 11 million of them. And you pay for it
too. First you have to find them - not easy. Then you have to catch
them - difficult and expensive. Then you have to pay for their travel
costs unless you can force them to pay. You have to pay for their
food and lodging during the move. Do you just take all of their
property? If so, you'll have a lot of court cases to deal with, if
not, you'll have a lot of moving costs. Then, after you've gotten rid
of them, they'll come back and you'll have to do the whole thing over
again. Building a fence on the border is a moronic (and expensive)
idea that will fail miserably - do we really think these people can't
toss a rope over a fence?
If you don't want them here, you have to go after the people who hire
them. If they can't work, they won't come here. But that leads us to
the real problem: We want them to work for us! We like cheap labor.
That's why we have illegal immigrants here.
More evidence: There are millions of "illegals" with social security
numbers who pay federal tax to the IRS. These same people are
registered with INS because they came in legally but then stayed when
their visas expired. So all we have to do is check the IRS records
against the INS records and we'd find millions of illegals to
harrass. Why don't we do it then? Because we don't want to know.
("We" in this case is people like Bush and previous Presidents,
senators and congressmen.) The reason? Getting rid of illegal
immigrants would damage the economy.
The Republicans are especially torn on this issue because they have
two kinds of constituents: those who hire illegal aliens and those who
hate illegal aliens. How can you please everyone? Lie a lot.
Now I suppose the illegal immigrants will want to take Friday off as
well. Cinco De Mayo or some such.
The bastards!
Mike
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