Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 836815" data-attributes="member: 17969">ISland,&nbsp;Many dont understand that mexico itself has an &quot;immigration&quot; problem as well.&nbsp;The chinese have tons of people living there awaiting visas into the us.&nbsp; Whole cities have popped up in mexico.&nbsp; If you travel to acapulco, you only have to travel a couple miles outside of main street to see hundreds of chinese.&nbsp;IN addition, central and south american hispanics are migrating into mexico and that adds more people to mexico than the goverment is willing to handle.&nbsp;In response, mexico simply allows them to ride trains in any way possible to get as far north as they can.&nbsp; Once there, they illegally cross, those are the ones that make up the majority of hispanics crossing our borders.&nbsp;AV8 said that 62% are mexicans, that is not true.&nbsp; 62% are of hispanic backgrounds and that includes all hispanics, mexican, central and south americans.&nbsp;He just said mexicans.&nbsp;Mexico will not take any action to stop its southern immigration problem. Nor will it take any action to stop the northern migration to the us.&nbsp;Mexico is allowed to send its people up here and then they send the money back.&nbsp;Mexico wins.&nbsp; We Lose.&nbsp;It all starts with money and economics.&nbsp; We stop hiring them, temporary or not and we force either high tariffs on american imports from mexico or force american companies operating in mexico to pay living wages.&nbsp;Here, republicans dont like the words &quot;industry standards&quot;,&nbsp; people like moreluck would rather see americans payed less and recieve less in benefits and allow higher corporate profits, yet in mexico, she would support american companies using the term &quot;industry standard&quot; when paying less than 11 bucks a day.&nbsp;Here, one company pays us 32 bucks an hour to deliver boxes and thats called &quot;industry standard&quot;&nbsp; fedex complains that the term is useless and they get support from people like moreluck, trip, av8, trickpony...&nbsp;But industry standard is ok when an american company goes to another country and pays less than anyone could ever possibly live on and its called the free market.&nbsp;We need to pick a side or be quiet on the issue.&nbsp;peace.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 836815, member: 17969"] ISland, Many dont understand that mexico itself has an "immigration" problem as well. The chinese have tons of people living there awaiting visas into the us. Whole cities have popped up in mexico. If you travel to acapulco, you only have to travel a couple miles outside of main street to see hundreds of chinese. IN addition, central and south american hispanics are migrating into mexico and that adds more people to mexico than the goverment is willing to handle. In response, mexico simply allows them to ride trains in any way possible to get as far north as they can. Once there, they illegally cross, those are the ones that make up the majority of hispanics crossing our borders. AV8 said that 62% are mexicans, that is not true. 62% are of hispanic backgrounds and that includes all hispanics, mexican, central and south americans. He just said mexicans. Mexico will not take any action to stop its southern immigration problem. Nor will it take any action to stop the northern migration to the us. Mexico is allowed to send its people up here and then they send the money back. Mexico wins. We Lose. It all starts with money and economics. We stop hiring them, temporary or not and we force either high tariffs on american imports from mexico or force american companies operating in mexico to pay living wages. Here, republicans dont like the words "industry standards", people like moreluck would rather see americans payed less and recieve less in benefits and allow higher corporate profits, yet in mexico, she would support american companies using the term "industry standard" when paying less than 11 bucks a day. Here, one company pays us 32 bucks an hour to deliver boxes and thats called "industry standard" fedex complains that the term is useless and they get support from people like moreluck, trip, av8, trickpony... But industry standard is ok when an american company goes to another country and pays less than anyone could ever possibly live on and its called the free market. We need to pick a side or be quiet on the issue. peace. [/QUOTE]

Verification