So I’m guessing that “foreign labour” is as much an issue in California as it is in other parts of the world.
And presumably the Mexicans of this debate are the same as the Pakistanis, Turks, Algerians, Croats etc of the European current situation, just the same as the Irish, Scots, Poles, English, Italians, Spanish.. you name it, were in past generations and economic times ?
I agree that a formal system needs to be implemented to regulate the use of foreign nationals in the work force, I also think that making them nationals or temporary nationals I.E. taxpayers, is important too. The biggest problem I see is that they are willingly employed to do the types of jobs that knowone else wants to do and that’s a global problem that perhaps we should be looking at a bit more seriously.
If knowone else wants these jobs within your particular country, then why shouldn’t someone else have a chance ? Someone mentioned mobilising American teenagers to get some life skills and do some basic jobs for a while. Wouldn’t that be better for the country than some thing like compulsory military service or similar schemes ongoing around the world ? :rolleyes:
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