They may have to start doing that as the illegal labor supply is beginning to dry up. I wonder just how difficult it is to import legal labor? Must not be easy, or they would have done that before.
Oh it's easy enough and even cali already uses this program. But it's not AS cheap as illegals and the Mexicans want to be able to stay for the welfare.
Illegals can't get welfare.
The American company who sponsors them are obligated to document their exit.
Documenting their exit could be difficult. Maybe that's why employers don't want to bring them in.
Not that difficult. They have to provide housing, transportation and everything else.
No wonder they prefer people who have the moxie to cross an international border illegally,
no they prefer not paying the overhead. And the criminals like their odds of avoiding ICE better than that slternative.
It must be easier to make sure the government doesn't actually address the issue of illegal immigration also.
It's already effective as you note in absence of illegal labor. The wall is far less effective than enforcing employment related law. The wall would help limit the drugs which would be good. I'd like to see it become unacceptable to consider hiring illegals. Far cheaper to enforceand you eliminate deportation as they will go on their own dime.
Enforce the law against hiring illegals, and the flow of illegal immigration will slow to a trickle.
No, it will reverse that flow. Nobody will stay where they are starving.
Probably so. Seems like that would be a lot cheaper and more effective than building a wall.
Yup.
