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Are these workers here legally?
Interestingly, this week the Senate has made efforts to pass meaningful immigration reform for the 4th time and what-do-you-know, we have foreign workers on the back steps of the Statehouse. Unable to speak English, we don’t know if these workers are legal. If they are, I’m all for their privilege to live here, work here, and participate in our wonderful quality of life. But at this time, we don’t know. Palmetto Scoop and Fits News have posed this question so I’ve asked the Clerk’s office to research this matter. This contract is the obligation of the Budget & Control Board (you know the one we’re trying to abolish). The contractor has confirmed that all of his employees confirm to the law. I’d like to know what documents are being used to verify the legality. Are these workers United States Citizens, verified with e-verify, or verified with an i9. Ya’ll remember an i9 is a worthless document full of loopholes.
I don’t know if we can force the contractor to tell us, but we’ll continue to pursue and get you some answers. I’ve put in a request to find out the documentation of these workers. I’ll let ya’ll know our findings.
May 16th, 2008 at 3:29 pm
I would let it go. Concentrate on real issues — not these guys trying to make a buck. Please pursue meaningful immigration reform — the phrase I learned at your blog — but please carefully choose your targets. Guys trying to earn a living doing work I don’t want to do aren’t good ones. Thanks for your regular posting.
December 22nd, 2008 at 10:36 pm
WTF is your problem? Just because you see Hispanics during hard labor doesn’t mean that they are illegal dumb ass! That’s like me seeing a bunch of overweight sweaty fat white dudes on computers and calling them all online predators. Doesn’t make sense at all huh?
December 23rd, 2008 at 8:58 am
Mike, welcome back to Earth. How was Mars? You’ve missed a lot, so take your time. We’re here for you–dumb ass.