Why did Joe flip flop?

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Every blue collar worker should read this before voting for a democrat. Psst, it’s not just the owner who loses his livlihood in your preferred world, it’s every American they employ as well. Oh and it is already illegal to knowingly hire illegals. Up to and including jail time for repeat offenders.

You can get a convincing fake ID for cheap. Employers must accept them if a reasonable person would believe they were genuine.

So what should be done with businesses that employ illegals? Tell them no? Slap them on the wrist? Smack their nose with a newspaper?

It is illegal to hire illegals, but businesses still do it. So what is the solution? Besides built some silly wall?

As said, maybe Trump*, whose businesses hire illegals, should set an example. Right?

If we are going to jail business owner who hires illegals that should apply to anyone who does any sort of business with them. Gives them a bank account, credit card, mortgage, sells them a home or car etc. Why should the burden of discouraging illegal immigrants coming here be solely on business owners who hire them?

Because they (business owner) hire them. Its their job to vet the hires. Find out their past work experience. I work where there are vetting processes to ensure that employees have valid drivers licenses, pass background checks, pass drug tests, etc.

Because banks give them credit cards and mortgages, because people sell them houses and cars. I see no reason to single out business owners to assume the burden of ensuring people are here legally. It should apply to all who do business with them or none.

And while we’re at it, might as well jail the mayor of the town that allowed him to move there, then jail all of the people who voted for the mayor. And since the people who voted for the mayor are guilty, see who these people voted for in local elections and arrest them all, then all of the state elections, and presidential elections. ■■■■■ going by your thought process, Trump* could be jailed because some business owner in a small town in Ohio hired a few illegals.

Err no. My logic involves engaging in business with illegals, just like hiring them. But thanks for showing, it’s not about curbing illegals, it’s about punishing the lefts favorite whipping boy.

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Every blue collar worker should read this before voting for a democrat. Psst, it’s not just the owner who loses his livlihood in your preferred world, it’s every American they employ as well. Oh and it is already illegal to knowingly hire illegals. Up to and including jail time for repeat offenders.

You can get a convincing fake ID for cheap. Employers must accept them if a reasonable person would believe they were genuine.

So what should be done with businesses that employ illegals? Tell them no? Slap them on the wrist? Smack their nose with a newspaper?

It is illegal to hire illegals, but businesses still do it. So what is the solution? Besides built some silly wall?

As said, maybe Trump*, whose businesses hire illegals, should set an example. Right?

If we are going to jail business owner who hires illegals that should apply to anyone who does any sort of business with them. Gives them a bank account, credit card, mortgage, sells them a home or car etc. Why should the burden of discouraging illegal immigrants coming here be solely on business owners who hire them?

Because they (business owner) hire them. Its their job to vet the hires. Find out their past work experience. I work where there are vetting processes to ensure that employees have valid drivers licenses, pass background checks, pass drug tests, etc.

Because banks give them credit cards and mortgages, because people sell them houses and cars. I see no reason to single out business owners to assume the burden of ensuring people are here legally. It should apply to all who do business with them or none.

And while we’re at it, might as well jail the mayor of the town that allowed him to move there, then jail all of the people who voted for the mayor. And since the people who voted for the mayor are guilty, see who these people voted for in local elections and arrest them all, then all of the state elections, and presidential elections. ■■■■■ going by your thought process, Trump* could be jailed because some business owner in a small town in Ohio hired a few illegals.

Err no. My logic involves engaging in business with illegals, just like hiring them. But thanks for showing, it’s not about curbing illegals, it’s about punishing the lefts favorite whipping boy.

One can curb illegals - but its not a straight forward approach like building some stupid wall. There are many aspects to it. If there are no jobs here in the US for illegals, then illegals won’t be as driven to come here. Punish the businesses, deport the illegals. Make them go through the same process as any other person wishing to come to America legally.

There’s no punishing Trump*. He’s the dolt out there yapping on about some miraculous fence that’s gonna end illegal immigration. Maybe if she’d stop thinking in slogans, and through things through, his approach to curbing illegal immigration might work better. And again, maybe he should set an example by having his own businesses fined for hiring illegals. Or is he allowed because if the Dershowitz Doctrine?

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Cutting illegals off from financing, places to live, shopping and banking, would also curb their desire to come here. All business transactions or none. Take your pick.

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Cutting illegals off from financing, places to live, shopping and banking, would also curb their desire to come here. All business transactions or none. Take your pick.

I agree on that. If a bank or housing knows someone here illegally, then they should be punished as well.

No one knows who is illegal or not when shopping. I mean, are you gonna ask people to provide ID to buy bread and milk?

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Cutting illegals off from financing, places to live, shopping and banking, would also curb their desire to come here. All business transactions or none. Take your pick.

I agree on that. If a bank or housing knows someone here illegally, then they should be punished as well.

No one knows who is illegal or not when shopping. I mean, are you gonna ask people to provide ID to buy bread and milk?

Shopping with a credit card or check, should have been clearer sorry. Milk? No, I don’t see any reason not to require it for major purchases though.