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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5074037" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>E Verify requires all employers to submit documentation to E Verify proving that the individual they wish to hire has met the eligibility requirements to work in the US. California's agriculture is a major economic driver as you no doubt know. Much of it still requires huge quantities of hand labor. Restrict green cards and work visas then just exactly who are you going to get to go out there in that 110 degree heat to plant, maintain and harvest those crops? Who do you have lined up to replace them?</p><p> Veterans programs? We've had them for years. Training them all you want but first make certain that the jobs you're training them for will still be in existence in a few years.. And we've had the GI Bill for generations. </p><p></p><p>And for doing crap work today you can't by law force a person to do a job they're not interested in doing. As for what the southern states did following the destruction of the confederacy they created share cropping . Another proud creation of the old south.</p><p></p><p>I am not a supporter of illegal immigration but we as a nation have ourselves to blame for the inability of an immigration reform bill to make it onto the floor of congress. Furthermore the crisis is multiplied by a changing economy that is creating a sharp division between the highly educated professionals who are experts in their field which is often focused on the elimination of blue collar lesser skilled jobs through the use of technology driven automation.... and the rest of us. </p><p></p><p>Elon Musk has put the nation on notice. Technology is advancing quickly. Either you learn to run it....or it runs you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5074037, member: 58386"] E Verify requires all employers to submit documentation to E Verify proving that the individual they wish to hire has met the eligibility requirements to work in the US. California's agriculture is a major economic driver as you no doubt know. Much of it still requires huge quantities of hand labor. Restrict green cards and work visas then just exactly who are you going to get to go out there in that 110 degree heat to plant, maintain and harvest those crops? Who do you have lined up to replace them? Veterans programs? We've had them for years. Training them all you want but first make certain that the jobs you're training them for will still be in existence in a few years.. And we've had the GI Bill for generations. And for doing crap work today you can't by law force a person to do a job they're not interested in doing. As for what the southern states did following the destruction of the confederacy they created share cropping . Another proud creation of the old south. I am not a supporter of illegal immigration but we as a nation have ourselves to blame for the inability of an immigration reform bill to make it onto the floor of congress. Furthermore the crisis is multiplied by a changing economy that is creating a sharp division between the highly educated professionals who are experts in their field which is often focused on the elimination of blue collar lesser skilled jobs through the use of technology driven automation.... and the rest of us. Elon Musk has put the nation on notice. Technology is advancing quickly. Either you learn to run it....or it runs you. [/QUOTE]
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