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Those working for employers "on the books," are committing ID fraud probably with the employer's knowledge, because it is easy to determine if an employee is a legal worker.
As this article indicates, the more we try to cheat, the deeper we dig our hole. The more the state becomes complicit in supporting illegal workers the deeper they dig their own hole. Hiring illegal workers cheats every legal worker by depressing wages, especially unskilled wages.
We ALREADY know that they are proud of the fact. Ivory Homes owner was heard to brag that he hired 80% illegal aliens, when the norm for the home building industry in the state is about 70%.
These illegal aliens AND THEIR EMPLOYERS should not be able to thumb their nose at our laws, undercut wages for those legally working, and profit from their illgotten gains.
AND, taxpayers should not have to shoulder the costs of illegal aliens. Not for schooling their kids, not for their unpaid trips to the emergency room, not for anything. In fact, if they have any money at all, THEY should have to pay for their own bus ticket to the nearest border as they are being deported!
It is time that American citizens stood up and said: Enough, we are NOT going to take any more!
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