discrimination against "undocumented" workers.
 

Ok.. someone explain this to me.

Why do people think that it's unfair that we arrest and deport illegal immigrants? I'm in San Diego, so obviously there are a lot of people from Mexico that shouldn't be here. I just saw a story on the news where someone was complaining that these 3 dudes were arrested. His quote was "This is just a case of discrimination against undocumented workers."

Er...

:helpme

It baffles my mind. Nobody cares that there are illegals until they do something wrong, and then they bitch about the government not doing something about the illegals.

Hilarious!

All illegal immigrants should be stripped nekkid, greased up with Crisco, and beaten with the broad side of a boat oar. Oh yeah, then send them back to burritoville :2 cents:

Well these ones didn't do anything wrong. They were working for a government contractor so it caused a stink.

I just can't fathom how people come to the conclusion that not giving them jobs and benifits is somehow immoral. I mean, everyone else in the world has to get a work visa to come here and work. Why do people think that just because some dude was sneaky enough to get across the border that he's somehow entitled?

They probably think its ok because they see the people daily and interact with them. When people see and know something, they're usually more compassionate.

They aren't entitled... that's the reason that the gov't is against these "minutemen" guys... the "illegals" pump litterally BILLIONS of dollars into the US economy... they pay into Social Security, Fed and State Tax... and they can never capitalize on one dime of it. The gov't could care less that they are here when it comes down to brass tacks... just as long as there isn't enough of them to take over :disgust

Look there are like 20 plus million illegals in the US from all over the world. Anybody care about the millions around the world who try to get in legally but can't because our resources are eaten up by those who do it illegally? There are fine doctors and nurses and teachers etc. who can't get into the U.S. legally.

It's wrong. It's unfair and it's a damned national security nightmare.

Fair is fair and in this case it's another situation where criminal activity is state supported.