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Inquiring minds want to know are Joe, Chris, and Gordon going to comply with these laws?
Oh no! The sky is falling for cheap labor employers and illegal aliens that have driven wages far below the subsistence level for citizens, those here legally and the working poor in general. However, not to worry this sounds like Homeland Security spin to me. Talk is cheap, but I'll wait for long term action.
It's about time. Clean our own house.
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