US to target more businesses after Hyundai raid
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Re: US to target more businesses after Hyundai raid
#2I would say this is good to see on principle, but I assume which businesses they target will be decided through corruption and not data.
Re: US to target more businesses after Hyundai raid
#3If they really want to address illegals they should penalize the companies that use them rather than individual workers. Hell, they might be working with companies to stage deport theatre and then looking away when they restock. Like they argue with drugs, remove the demand and the problem will decrease.
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#5Literally Idiocracy
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Re: US to target more businesses after Hyundai raid
#7If they really want to address illegals they should penalize the companies that use them rather than individual workers. Hell, they might be working with companies to stage deport theatre and then looking away when they restock. Like they argue with drugs, remove the demand and the problem will decrease.
"US to target more businesses" - they are!
Re: US to target more businesses after Hyundai raid
#8If they really want to address illegals they should penalize the companies that use them rather than individual workers. Hell, they might be working with companies to stage deport theatre and then looking away when they restock. Like they argue with drugs, remove the demand and the problem will decrease.
"US to target more businesses" - they are!
I think what parent is referring to is the simple fact that the management making the decisions to hire illegal immigrants are rarely ( as in effectively never ) brought on any kind of charges despite it being ostensibly against the law. What we end up with a system, where companies get highly malleable ( and replaceable ) workforce afraid to raise a complaint and zero consequences for people making the actual decisions.
edit: A cynic would argue that the system is in place is working exactly as designed.
Re: US to target more businesses after Hyundai raid
#9targeting integrated, working and tax-paying citizens, truly a big brain MAGA move
Re: US to target more businesses after Hyundai raid
#10I would say this is good to see on principle, but I assume which businesses they target will be decided through corruption and not data.
That presumes that this kind of enforcement is a net positive and I'm pretty convinced it isn't. The distinction between legal and illegal immigration is essentially arbitrary. Illegal immigration is not a crime of morality, it's basically one of economics. The legal framework theoretically is designed to produce an optimal outcome for the health and wealth of the nation and presently it is not doing that at all. We can and should welcome far more people than we do. Deporting people who are not violent and contributing to the economy because they have incorrect paperwork isn't a win for anyone but politicians and racists.