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Before the illegals it was the less educated people who held those jobs. Now a days America is becoming more and more educated, who in the right mind would pick crops when they have a BS in Computer Science?!
crop picking is one area [and probably the only area] where i do believe employers may have trouble finding legal citizens to do the job. but the answer is not illegal aliens. we need to start creating more temporary work visas for THIS PROFESSION ONLY.
crop picking is one area [and probably the only area] where i do believe employers may have trouble finding legal citizens to do the job. but the answer is not illegal aliens. we need to start creating more temporary work visas for THIS PROFESSION ONLY.
Wasn't this same excuse used many years ago in an attempt to justify SLAVERY . . . but with cotton?
Wasn't this same excuse used many years ago in an attempt to justify SLAVERY . . . but with cotton?
No the excuse was we bought and paid for the slaves and we want to use them...
Slavery and illegals apples and oranges.
Slaves were forced, illegals are here by choice.
No the excuse was we bought and paid for the slaves and we want to use them...
Slavery and illegals apples and oranges.
Slaves were forced, illegals are here by choice.
Not so fast, Tinman
Read your History Books . . . I believe you will discover many plantation owners claiming there was no other possible and/or practical means of harvesting their cotton.
LOL oh so true. Its amazing when its election year those politicians multi task like busy bees.
sad but true. maybe we need to hold major elections annually.
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