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June 26, 2007 03:36 PM UTC
17 Comments
Could care less what CA does.
But you sure do care a lot about Presidential Politics to bring it up constantly on the Pols. If the issue isn’t to your liking, don’t comment.
What you are missing here is the fact that GOP points to California as having the greatest problem with immigration, and of course we all know how corrupt the California GOP is with suppressing Latino votes; sending out robo-calls and mailings claiming that if any Latino votes (regardless of their immigration status) they will be deported.
This directly effects us since many California’s come to Colorado. Most recently, one is trying to put an Anti-Affirmative action initiative on our ballot.
effects me and life in CO so we all should be commenting on those. I get sick of these stuck up posts by pols “at least he’s not your…” like our leaders in CO are all that great.
may have been the canary that first indicated foul air from CA.
Just more of the same from the party of integrity and plain speaking.
Which, in itself, is a source of shame to ‘Pubs.
………….???????????????
Not that those guys in CA were politicians.
Hey! Aren’t H1B visas good for only one employer? Isn’t America LOADED with people willing to have a real, paying job in a political organization?
Their baseless statements save their “convictions” of party before country.
Ah, yes. So many to go…..
As long as there is a back door, employers will use it to the detriment of American workers. If, truly, the need is there, in awhile the labor force will catch up. It might be painful for two or four years as student go through the educational python, but it will happen.
…apparently from a German referring to their immigration boom of the 1960’s.
“What we wanted were workers, but what we got were people.”
Deja vu all over again…
There are a couple of exceptions related to changing status.
Current U.S. law states that employers who hire foreign workers must “attest” that there are no domestic workers who could fill their positions.
But as the rules are written, there is generally, no requirement that an citizen be sought to fill a position.
Because no proof, or effort is required. US worker preference is hollow.
If preference were enforced H-1B MIGHT be ok.
Pols: Now, if you were in charge of the party, you’d take extra-special care not to do anything that makes you look like a complete hypocrite, wouldn’t you?
Why are their Republicans any different from our Democrats?
H-1B visas are rife with abuse. I don’t see how this guy qualified for one.