A post from 2007:
It's time to bring out our favorite bird. This is the one who can no longer tolerate the NY Times pages on the bottom of the cage.
Cheers for the honest bird!
By now, our Mexican friends have heard about the immigration raids going on in the US. They are part of an aggressive posture by the Bush administration to go after the employers who continue to violate the law.
Well done Pres. Bush.
On Thursday, Bill O'Reilly reacted to The NY Times editorial on the Massachusetts raid. (Immigration Misery)
Nobody wants to hurt children. They are not responsible for our illegal immigration problem or that their parents were born in countries where irresponsible leaders do not want to create jobs.
Yet, what we had in New Bedord was a sweatshop. I hope that the federal authorities lock up the employer for a long time.
Sweatshops belong in the past. They should not exist in 21st century US.
It is a crime for anyone to hire illegals and pack them into a factory for the purpose of making a profit off their cheap wages.
If you can't hire people legally then shut down the business or take your manufacturing operations to Guatemala or El Salvador. This is what other textile companies have done!
P.S. You can listen to my podcast (Canto Talk) and follow me on Twitter.
By now, our Mexican friends have heard about the immigration raids going on in the US. They are part of an aggressive posture by the Bush administration to go after the employers who continue to violate the law.
Well done Pres. Bush.
On Thursday, Bill O'Reilly reacted to The NY Times editorial on the Massachusetts raid. (Immigration Misery)
Nobody wants to hurt children. They are not responsible for our illegal immigration problem or that their parents were born in countries where irresponsible leaders do not want to create jobs.
Yet, what we had in New Bedord was a sweatshop. I hope that the federal authorities lock up the employer for a long time.
Sweatshops belong in the past. They should not exist in 21st century US.
It is a crime for anyone to hire illegals and pack them into a factory for the purpose of making a profit off their cheap wages.
If you can't hire people legally then shut down the business or take your manufacturing operations to Guatemala or El Salvador. This is what other textile companies have done!
P.S. You can listen to my podcast (Canto Talk) and follow me on Twitter.
