How to solve the immigration problem

[WadeFillingame]

The way you solve the immigration problem in the US is not chasing around after one guy here and one guy there and getting accused of profiling then spending the $$ to get them out of the country.  

Nope, what you do is you roll in to businesses, all businesses, doing regular audits of payroll and human resources record.  They all have to have those, and I-9 documentation, and you start tossing the people who hire them in jail.  Just like the EPA did with environmental pollution you push the responsibility down to where it happens and prosecute. It doesn't take long before the HR managers making $40k a yr aren't willing to risk prosecution, illegals don't get hired, and pretty soon they quit coming because there are no jobs.  

Problem is nobody is willing to do that because now you are talking about enforcement against people who actually can vote.  

Then you start the same thing in the social welfare system and pretty soon they all go somewhere else.

[the1and0nly]

Would love to see it happen.

Every morning in Chandler there are literally hundreds of illegals that gather on street corners just waiting for people to pick them up for quick jobs. Since there is no profiling allowed now there is no real way to combat it... by mid afternoon there are usually still 20 or 30 out there.

[WadeFillingame]

The day labor guys hanging out at Home Depot getting paid cash would be harder to track.  Ever see a crew working and one guy has on a yellow vest that says "CUSTOMER CONTACT" or something like that, he's the one on the crew who speaks English.  Saw that crew working contract for the State of TN trimming trees back from the road.  Saw the same type crew working the power line vegetation clearing. 

When I was growing up in GA labor crews like that were mostly black men, now there definitely appears to have been a shift to brown.  That is the kind of contract where you could push the requirement down on the subs and it should be auditable.

[Likuid_]

What the hell ever happened to making the local inmates work the labor crews cleaning roads and clearing brush. We still have it here where I live, I don't see immigrants doing that work.

[NASTY WAS TAKEN]

I hope that never happens lol
What's going to happen to the price of food if such a plan gets enacted?  I wouldn't want to pay $22.99 for a little basket of strawberries or $9.99 for a bunch of celery.  Food prices are through the roof right now

[wabashcr]

Certain sectors of our economy rely heavily on migrant workers, most of whom are here illegally.  I'd rather have the people who want to come here to work to better their situation than overpay a bunch of lazy, entitled fucks who have no interest in working.  It's not like a bunch of illegal immigrants are coming over and snapping up all the good white collar jobs.  I don't think most illegals are coming here looking for handouts.  If they want to work, and they're willing to do the shitty jobs others won't, why would we want to keep them out?