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39 minutes ago, Cryingdick said:

 

They seem to think using slave labor as a justification to keep the price of cado toast down is normal. Back in the day it was the argument for cotton prices. 

Weren’t you bleating the other day about high prices for everything and blaming the Biden administration?

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"Mass deportation will be a labor-market disruption celebrated by American workers, who will now be offered higher wages with better benefits to fill these jobs" So once he has deported the workers, americans will rush to fill the jobs picking in the agricultural and service sectors? They are dreaming, migrants are doing these jobs as amreicans do not want to.

 

Plus will this mean stop, search, i.d anyone of colour on the streets of the USA?

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I think Stephen Miller is underestimating the logistics necessary for mass deportations.

 

Building internment camps, capturing undocumented people, transporting them (domestically), housing them, feeding them, finding countries to take them, and organizing charter flights, will be an expensive and arduous effort.

 

While the target may be 15 ~ 20 million, he might be lucky to get to 1 million.

 

 

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3 minutes ago, bamnutsak said:

I think Stephen Miller is underestimating the logistics necessary for mass deportations.

 

Building internment camps, capturing undocumented people, transporting them (domestically), housing them, feeding them, finding countries to take them, and organizing charter flights, will be an expensive and arduous effort.

 

While the target may be 15 ~ 20 million, he might be lucky to get to 1 million.

 

 

Agree.  Mass deportation will never happen.  They will target those with criminal records and "troublemakers."

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16 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

They could bring in temporary workers to do farm work, but legally. and not immigrants.

If NZ can do it, why can't the US?

Geography. NZ is made up of Islands, rather a long way from anywhere else.

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1 hour ago, herfiehandbag said:

Geography. NZ is made up of Islands, rather a long way from anywhere else.

The U.S. has 2 B visas, one for ag and the other non-ag.  There are more applicants than available visas.  So that is not a valid reason.  Same thing for some European countries.  And Israel along with a few Middle East countries.

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