Travel ban idiocy. Biden proves again he's a nit wit

[tnt]

@altair1013

You are incredibly uninformed. Since your news sources obviously suck. I will fill you in. Biden has ordered that nobody is to be detained or deported. It’s stunning that you are unaware of this. To claim this is not happening means you need to use real news sources.

That is simply not true.

[tnt]

@Smyrna

Why it is that business owners aren’t severely prosecuted for hiring illegal aliens is the real problem. Fix that and you’ve fixed almost everything surrounding illegal entry into the US. No mon, no fun, they’ll run.

I agree. This is a more effective way to stop the draw of illegals.

[tnt]

@Smyrna

I’m truly glad we’ve found common ground. Now if there was a way to unite and let our voices actually be heard above the MSM noise, I’d sure like to do it.

Call your representatives. Particularly those in the south and border ag. states who use millions of undocumented workers every season.

But generally there is no appetite for punishing companies. There is only an appetite for demonizing the workers they hire.

[zantax]

If you are going to force business owners to do the job of federal law enforcement we may as well deputize them to make arrests while we are at it.

[tnt]

@WuWei

It is not the responsibility of the private sector to enforce immigration law or even participate in it.

It is the responsibility of the private sector to their customers to hire the best possible worker at the lowest possible cost.

If they are here, they are part of the labor pool. Don’t want me to hire them? Keep them out.

This is responsibility shifting.

Immigration law includes proof of eligibility at time of hire, and minimum wage laws.

[tnt]

@WuWei

If they are here, they are in the labor pool.

No, that’s not true. Immigration - and other - laws including hiring practices.

[zantax]

@tnt

@WuWei

It is not the responsibility of the private sector to enforce immigration law or even participate in it.

It is the responsibility of the private sector to their customers to hire the best possible worker at the lowest possible cost.

If they are here, they are part of the labor pool. Don’t want me to hire them? Keep them out.

This is responsibility shifting.

Immigration law includes proof of eligibility at time of hire, and minimum wage laws.

Know what else it includes, admonition that if someone gives you an ID that seems to be legit, questioning it will invoke the wrath of the EEOC. And such fake ID is readily and cheaply available.

[WuWei]

@tnt

@WuWei

It is not the responsibility of the private sector to enforce immigration law or even participate in it.

It is the responsibility of the private sector to their customers to hire the best possible worker at the lowest possible cost.

If they are here, they are part of the labor pool. Don’t want me to hire them? Keep them out.

This is responsibility shifting.

Immigration law includes proof of eligibility at time of hire, and minimum wage laws.

What’s minimum wage for an illegal?

Immigration law in this country is a goat rope.

Don’t want me to hire them, do your job and keep them out. Once they’re in, it is inhumane to keep them from making a living. No unpersoning.

[WuWei]

@tnt

@WuWei

If they are here, they are in the labor pool.

No, that’s not true. Immigration - and other - laws including hiring practices.

Yes, it is true. You are advocating me starving them out. The Bible doesn’t allow that.

[zantax]

@WuWei

@tnt

@WuWei

It is not the responsibility of the private sector to enforce immigration law or even participate in it.

It is the responsibility of the private sector to their customers to hire the best possible worker at the lowest possible cost.

If they are here, they are part of the labor pool. Don’t want me to hire them? Keep them out.

This is responsibility shifting.

Immigration law includes proof of eligibility at time of hire, and minimum wage laws.

What’s minimum wage for an illegal?

Immigration law in this country is a goat rope.

Don’t want me to hire them, do your job and keep them out. Once their in, it is inhumane to keep them from making a living. No unpersoning.

What could go wrong with a large permanent underclass?

[WuWei]

@zantax

What could go wrong with a large permanent underclass?

No there is a great point. I would offer that most every successful society requires one. But to work.

[Smyrna]

@WuWei

“Illegal workers”. Think about that.

Workers, coming across the border and an employer giving them a job that someone here legally should/could be doing…think about that.

[WuWei]

@Smyrna

coming across the border

Think about that.

The private sector has no role in immigration law. Government doesn’t get to force me to starve them out because it failed.

[Smyrna]

@WuWei

Think about that.

The private sector has no role in immigration law. Government doesn’t get to force me to starve them out because it failed.

Does a cashier have a responsibility to check your ID before they sell you liquor? The same applies with an employer.

[WuWei]

@Smyrna

@WuWei

Think about that.

The private sector has no role in immigration law. Government doesn’t get to force me to starve them out because it failed.

Does a cashier have a responsibility to check your ID before they sell you liquor? The same applies with an employer.

No. Also bad law.

[Camp]

I think it is if they have no SS or TIN number.

[WuWei]

@Camp

I think it is if they have no SS or TIN number.

Why is that my problem?

[Camp]

You know…death and taxes…Don’t mess with the IRS.

[zantax]

Fail to see how punishing business owners and shutting down their business is a win for American workers. We’ll show them they can’t hire illegals and deprive Americans of that work, by shutting down the business so nobody gets the job. Brilliant.

[Smyrna]

@WuWei

No. Also bad law.

…but it is the law and it’s not being enforced. If “we” don’t like a law, then it should be changed but it shouldn’t be ignored and not enforced.