1. My Article was about immigrants working at this company called Howard Industries. The government had a suspicion of illegal immigrants working there and raided the company. The people said no charges have been made on that Monday. Other companies that are similar just as Howard Industries are being raided as well another industries in Iowa denied 400 other workers.
2. The writers evidence actually showed plenty of evidence by getting pictures and news reporters detailing every detail of what went on that day. The Bush administrative was even involved with the story and they did not deport the immigrants from the Iowa Incident.
3. I have a strong opinon of both because I think they should be able to work for us. Then again there are too many of them and when they get injured who pays for it? we do.
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I totally agree there are alot of companies that suffer from the illegal immigrant issue and there is really no way to tell if these people are actually u.s citizens
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I think that the government should help immigrants that are working because they are making economy better it's not like they are killing people.
i am agree that comapnies like to hire illegally people so they can make a cuple more dollars.Once immigrants get injured, they wont receive any kind of aid.
I agree with this persons blog, because I think they should be able to work her to gain a better life but when they get hurt our heath care system has to pay for it. Plus the illegal immigrants are sending U.S dollars to there families in Mexico which means the money is not taxed and not pumped back into the economy.
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I agree with Government and State officials when they step in and inforce Imigration laws.I didn't see that the business owner was charged for anything but I think that they should be. I feel that by the business owners allowing illegal imigrants to work without proof of documentation is a crime and takes a toll on our Unimployment rates.
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