05-04-2011, 09:10 PM
Here is an amusing link ....
http://www.uschamber.com/issues/immigrat...ion-reform
Re: Chipotle finding innovative ways to keep costs down in tough economy
Posted by: Grace62 [PM] [Ignore this user]
Date: May 04, 2011 11:11AM
rudie,
I've already presented concrete ideas. I think that I9 enforcement, which is a dramatic ICE policy change from the Bush era, and which I suspect you may not fully understand, is effective and useful in reducing exploitation.
"giving back the land" is an interesting concept but useless without concrete details behind it. Again, what land, to which people, etc?
Otherwise, sounds like platitudes to me.
Your feigned ignorance of what has happened to Indigenous people during the last 500 years is most amusing, the further lack of recognition that it has happened throughout North America, South America, Hawaii and other Islands is self serving. You want to make sure your point is hammered and that seems to be more important than the big picture. Which should be an HONEST attempt to redefine who the lands of the America's belong to and how the rules and laws are applied.
Rudie
http://www.uschamber.com/issues/immigrat...ion-reform
Re: Chipotle finding innovative ways to keep costs down in tough economy
Posted by: Grace62 [PM] [Ignore this user]
Date: May 04, 2011 11:11AM
rudie,
I've already presented concrete ideas. I think that I9 enforcement, which is a dramatic ICE policy change from the Bush era, and which I suspect you may not fully understand, is effective and useful in reducing exploitation.
"giving back the land" is an interesting concept but useless without concrete details behind it. Again, what land, to which people, etc?
Otherwise, sounds like platitudes to me.
Your feigned ignorance of what has happened to Indigenous people during the last 500 years is most amusing, the further lack of recognition that it has happened throughout North America, South America, Hawaii and other Islands is self serving. You want to make sure your point is hammered and that seems to be more important than the big picture. Which should be an HONEST attempt to redefine who the lands of the America's belong to and how the rules and laws are applied.
Rudie