> People who have spent several months at an establishment have a reasonable > idea of who belongs. > No, Craig, they don¹t. Do you understand the difference between a temporary H1B or H2B visa, a permanent resident alien, or a student visa? Do you think this kid does? Do you think folks with legitimate if non-citizen status don¹t get a little antsy to have ICE poking around? It ain¹t as simple as you paint it. Immigration law is very complex. I don¹t expect a kid to be able to make any judgments on the issue, and I think anyone who would has extremely poor judgment.
Kimm On 2/2/09 3:04 PM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > In a message dated 2/2/2009 2:48:28 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: >> I would not suggest she go to ICE unless she's in a really good position to >> determine co-worker's legal status. Otherwise, the "suspicious looking" >> workers will be put through the wringer for nothing, perhaps worse. Even if >> the kid had good info, I'd think twice about calling for a raid. > Anonymous tips are accepted, though they may not be acted upon. People who > have spent several months at an establishment have a reasonable idea of who > belongs. > > During the past several years local blacks have been pushed out of the > restaurants by mostly CA illegals working off the books. You call that social > justice, Counselor? I thought you were an officer of the court? This city is > full of illegals in the restaurant and building maintenance fields, eehhh some > of you UC operators. > > Do the right thing put Americans and green cards to work first. And, what > about all the prisoners needing re-entry opportunities, who are denied them > because of the illegals in the menial jobs. > > We are supposed to be a Nation of laws, though the current DC admin doesn't > seem to mind tax cheat friends. > > Happy New Year, Shark! > > Craig > > > Stay up to date on the latest news - from sports scores to stocks and so much > more <http://aol.com?ncid=emlcntaolcom00000022> . >
