Costco Adopts E-Verify: Good News, Bad News

Whoever wrote this semi-drivel piece fails to point up the QUADRAZILLIONS in jobs for high school students, unskilled and semi-skilled laborers, healthcare and education costs and crooked voting efforts that illegal immigration has been costing the U.S. since the time of Teddy Roosevelt.

If anything, the tradeoff in tax dollars to run e-Verify, against the typical overhead illegal aliens generate will be a windfall for the U.S. taxpayer at large.

jobewan wrote:

Whoever wrote this semi-drivel piece fails to point up the QUADRAZILLIONS in jobs for high school students, unskilled and semi-skilled laborers, healthcare and education costs and crooked voting efforts that illegal immigration has been costing the U.S. since the time of Teddy Roosevelt.
If anything, the tradeoff in tax dollars to run e-Verify, against the typical overhead illegal aliens generate will be a windfall for the U.S. taxpayer at large.

Brilliantly articulated and with such succinct preciseness! Every point is spot on. Jobewan for POTUS! ;-)

Just another hurdle for the undocumented worker.

E-verify is all good news.

Dear Juan:

The 10 main articles of the Mexican Constitution (for instance), do not even allow for a group like this to come together and complain about government policy. I don't want a bunch of lawbreakers who came up under such unenlightened rule to enter my land illegally and scarf up everything that isn't bolted down.

Apparently, neither does the Mexican government, given that the typical response to illegal entry to that land is a minimum 2-year prison sentence.

Please take your crooked perspective, and shove it.

Juan wrote:

Just another hurdle for the undocumented worker.

I live for the day Juan ends up in the Mexican Santa Martha Prison.....

The reporter isn't too happy about this. HAHAHA! I have both Costco and Sam's Club Memberships. I'll choose Costco because of this.

Let's face it, one of the "other" Costco locations probaby received a notice of audit?

OMG wrote:

<quoted text> I live for the day Juan ends up in the Mexican Santa Martha Prison.....

That would be "JUAN" sad day.

jobewan wrote:

Dear Juan:
The 10 main articles of the Mexican Constitution (for instance), do not even allow for a group like this to come together and complain about government policy. I don't want a bunch of lawbreakers who came up under such unenlightened rule to enter my land illegally and scarf up everything that isn't bolted down.
Apparently, neither does the Mexican government, given that the typical response to illegal entry to that land is a minimum 2-year prison sentence.
Please take your crooked perspective, and shove it.

You say scarf up.......is working to provide for your family scarfing up ? I think not.

Juan wrote:

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You say scarf up.......is working to provide for your family scarfing up ? I think not.

When you undercut what citizens make for doing the same job you're taking their means to support their families. So yes I think scarfing up jobs is the perfect trem for your kind.

I do what I have to do to support my family. Why don't americans feel the same way ?

Juan wrote:

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That would be "JUAN" sad day.

The Santa Martha Prison will welcome you Juan with open arms and no bed, food or showers. Better leave now, while the leaving's good.

hello people if you havent noticed mr. juan seems to be able to read and write english pretty well so i doubt he is here illegaly. hes just trying to get under your skin.

Juan wrote:

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You say scarf up.......is working to provide for your family scarfing up ? I think not.

Is committing fraud while living with a girlfriend in section 8 housing, whose kids are enrolled in free social services, scarfing up their benefits? Yep, I think so.

mike wrote:

hello people if you havent noticed mr. juan seems to be able to read and write english pretty well so i doubt he is here illegaly. hes just trying to get under your skin.

Mikie....I graduated from high school in San Antonio and have been working in the housing industry for the past 14 years.

Duh !

teddyr4me wrote:

<quoted text>Is committing fraud while living with a girlfriend in section 8 housing, whose kids are enrolled in free social services, scarfing up their benefits? Yep, I think so.

I have nothing to do with what my girlfriend does.

Juan wrote:

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I have nothing to do with what my girlfriend does.

Do you live with her?

So what if I live with her. Lots of men and women live together.

Juan wrote:

So what if I live with her. Lots of men and women live together.

But does she claim you live with her...and doesn't she also cut hair on the side?????