Just pass the "Bush amnesty plan", and the Illegal problem goes away.
Posted on 01/09/2005 3:43:43 PM PST by 4.1O dana super trac pak
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But hey, they're not without compassion in DC. The recently -passed Medicare bill authorized reimbursement for 20% of the costs.
Why does "Guest Leeches" just sound so more honest than "Guest Workers"?
Nothing finer, waiting in the emergency room in pain while Juan and Jose get get their free penicillin.
NJ is 1. Run by the most corrupt polticians in the nation and 2. does not have the ballot initiative process.
Someone please tell Bush.
Let the hospitals bill the state of New Jersey for reimbursement, and if the state refuses to pay then shut the hospitals down.
If the majority of people in New Jersey don't want to ban illegal immigrants from their state then let them pay higher taxes to care for them.
There are a lot of legal immigrants who have their healthcare paid for by the state (you and I). That's wrong. The costs mentioned in the above article will also eventually be passed along to the American taxpayer.
To say nothing of our overburdened schools.
And the anger about this issue builds.
It is also interesting to read articles about what is happening in Europe, which is far worse off.
The politicians still do not "get it", except for Tancredo. But there is going to be a huge popular uprising against this issue and they are going to get caught unprepared.
Just pass the "Bush amnesty plan", and the Illegal problem goes away.
Been there/done that.
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Sometimes at the desk, they have to fumble through multiple id cards to find the one with the name they want to use.
The following article and others go on to say there is estimated by Bear Stearns to be now 20 million illegals in this country.
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Going Underground - Barron's
The shadow economy is about to top $1 trillion -- at a great cost to many
By JIM MCTAGUE
AMERICA HAS TWO ECONOMIES, and one is flourishing at the expense of the
other. First, there's the legitimate economy, in which craftsmen are
licensed and employers and employees pay taxes. Then there's the
fast-growing underground economy, where millions of nannies, construction
workers and others are paid off-the-books, their incomes largely untaxed.
The best guess as to the size of the output of this shadow economy is about
$970 billion, or nearly 9% that of the real economy. It should soon pass $1
trillion.
What is largely fueling the underground economy, experts say, is the
nation's swelling ranks of low-wage illegal immigrants. -snip-very long.
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/soc.culture.romanian/browse_thread/thread/1bb41897c2797fca/a037432e6e83160d?q=%22The+Underground+Labor+Force+Is+Rising+to+the+Surface%22&_done=/groups?q=%22The+Underground+Labor+Force+Is+Rising+to+the+Surface%22%252
"The only realistic solution is to slam the border door shut and round up all the trespassers and toss them out!"
Let's do it.
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