This is all Benjamin Franklin's Fault

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That's the magic of the interwebs - this information only takes seconds to find. Or, a few minutes if you want to be exhaustive about it.

Finding info is easy- vetting/reading/digesting it takes time. I get it, but I would also ask "How much time do you want to spend on this?".

 

[Kingnoob]

I don’t see any way to deport 25+ million illegals. And how do they find jobs? When there’s no entry level stuff here at all ? Are illegals coming here for white collar jobs?

 

[TLS Guy]

I don’t see any way to deport 25+ million illegals. And how do they find jobs? When there’s no entry level stuff here at all ? Are illegals coming here for white collar jobs?

No, most come to work really hard. They do very skilled roofing work for instance, and will work in blazing 100 F heat to get the job done and skillfully. In the Twin Cities metro house building has now stopped. No appropriately skilled labor to replace them.

 

[highfigh]

No, most come to work really hard. They do very skilled roofing work for instance, and will work in blazing 100 F heat to get the job done and skillfully. In the Twin Cities metro house building has now stopped. No appropriately skilled labor to replace them.

Many come from hot climates, so working in most places in the US isn't a problem- they know how to deal with the heat. One way, as they do in Arizona, is to start before sunrise. It's still hot, but the Sun isn't baking them. Street temperature can be >110°F and they're out there but roofing is a bad idea because it will be >120°F, midday.

Most people don't want to work in roofing. Have you ever done it?

 

[Kingnoob]

Many come from hot climates, so working in most places in the US isn't a problem- they know how to deal with the heat. One way, as they do in Arizona, is to start before sunrise. It's still hot, but the Sun isn't baking them. Street temperature can be >110°F and they're out there but roofing is a bad idea because it will be >120°F, midday.

Most people don't want to work in roofing. Have you ever done it?

There’s not even enough jobs for us citizens let alone illegals aleins. But roofing is too scary and high up in the air for most people to do it . One fall rip .. dangerous.

 

[mtrycrafts]

I don’t see any way to deport 25+ million illegals. And how do they find jobs? When there’s no entry level stuff here at all ? Are illegals coming here for white collar jobs?

Ask Melania. What have they been doing since they came? Certainly not unemployed. Ask Ronald Reagan what he did with the 14 million we had during his time.

 

[mtrycrafts]

No, most come to work really hard. They do very skilled roofing work for instance, and will work in blazing 100 F heat to get the job done and skillfully. In the Twin Cities metro house building has now stopped. No appropriately skilled labor to replace them.

And now the Ahole wants more on the farms. How sick one can be and still breath.

 

[mtrycrafts]

Many come from hot climates, so working in most places in the US isn't a problem- they know how to deal with the heat. One way, as they do in Arizona, is to start before sunrise. It's still hot, but the Sun isn't baking them. Street temperature can be >110°F and they're out there but roofing is a bad idea because it will be >120°F, midday.

Most people don't want to work in roofing. Have you ever done it?

I place the roofing on my house way back when with a couple of helpers.

 

[Dude#1279435]

And now the Ahole wants more on the farms. How sick one can be and still breath.

More illegal immigrants?

 

[highfigh]

There’s not even enough jobs for us citizens let alone illegals aleins. But roofing is too scary and high up in the air for most people to do it . One fall rip .. dangerous.

I wasn't really referring to the height, I was referring to the intensity of the labor. I helped re-roof one house- felt like I was "rode hard, put away wet", treated like a farm animal.

 

[highfigh]

No, most come to work really hard. They do very skilled roofing work for instance, and will work in blazing 100 F heat to get the job done and skillfully. In the Twin Cities metro house building has now stopped. No appropriately skilled labor to replace them.

It's not about working hard, they just come here to work. I know some who came from Mexico and many work hard, but not all. They find jobs they can do and go to work. Many came from areas where zero schools existed- some had never gone to school for a single day.