Re: Question




"jimstevens" <jimstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Wed, 31 May 2006 07:24:55 -0400, "George Z. Bush"
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jimstevens wrote:
On Tue, 30 May 2006 21:08:22 GMT, "Wayne Lundberg"
<Waynelund@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


"Jerry Okamura" <okamuraj005@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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As I listen to the debate about what to do about the illegal
immigration
problem, it seems to me a basic question is, should the government
always
give us what we think we want. I think the answer is NO, they should
not.
They should give us what we think we want, when what we want is the
right
thing to do.

The trouble with all this illegal immigration BS is that neither the
media
nor the Washington nor the majority of the public have a clue. From
living
with Mexicans most of my life I can honestly say that the vast majority
of
Mexicans coming to the US are not in search of citizenship! They want
to
make some money, go home, get married, open a business. They use their
work
in the US to create their nest-egg. They don't want to become Americans
and
for the most part pay taxes and SS they will never get.

Amen!


They don't pay taxes. They claim a dozen dependents so have nothing
deducted from their wages. The lie that they pay taxes is told and
needs to be challenged.


Instead of all of this stereotyping, why don't we stipulate that those of
them who do pay taxes are entitled to receive the benefits that American
citizens who pay those taxes get as a matter of right?

It might also be a way to channel the argument if we identify the taxes
we're talking about; You surely don't mean all taxes because everybody
pays
sales taxes when they buy just the necessities of life. If you're talking
about income taxes, lots of low income Americans don't pay them either, so
what's new? If you're talking SS taxes, anyone who doesn't put the
minimum
in isn't going to get anything out at the end, and it doesn't matter if
they're an illegal Mexican or a native born American Indian.

George Z


I am talking about state and federal income taxes. They also work in
underground economy and I suspect often do not even know who they are
working for unless they go to a particular business every day.


American citizens work in the underground economy also.

Construction workers and agricultural workers probably are all cash
and no idea who hired them or even where they are are oftentimes.

Which includes legal residents of this country. So, then the quesiton
becomes, who is in the majority, in these endeavors?


.



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