another question about immigration?

i totally agree, and when you do construction how many times do you have different schooling's to get certified or training that makes your wages worth your work. it really stinks when you see uncertified illegals doing construction and knowing their taking work from you. and the employers who hire these illegals should lose their businesses if caught!!!

It isn't that Illegals are doing jobs Americans don't want, it's more like since Illegals are satisfied to do these jobs with low pay and most times with no benefits businesses don't feel a need to raise the pay. The cost of living is only getting higher and the pay is not adding up to the cost of living. There's this thing called the American Dream that's greatly diminishing because of this. Illegals can afford the low pay since most the time they share a house with multiple families. It really affects the people who want their own lot in life hence "The American Dream".

this is a long question and it got kinda bore to me.

doing jobs that Americans don't want to do it sounds better to me.

I see that Latinos do the construction job. Hard work yes. Pay is good so far I hear. Is not cheap labor is what I know maybe two dollar's less but remember they do are in documented people.

I agree that US Americana's don't want to do the job.

Why? Becausee is too hard. At winter becaus e is too cold. At summer because is summer etc. Excuses I guess. I haven't see a black or Caucasian male in the construction bus sines getting their hands dirty doing the job...

I am surrounded by developers and they just like the job Latinos do. And they do like to hired Latinos for the job. Even if they have to pay more. Why? That is the main question? Everybody knows why...

Does answer your question? I hope so.

Illegal immigration is not good for anyone but big business and corrupted governments. It is not good for the immigrants OR the nationals. It is a situation everybody wants to avoid, but our approaches on the issue are different. Immigration has positive and negative effects (legal and illegal), but if you place strict immigration restrictions, all you're gonna get is ILLEGAL immigration (which is what we are trying to avoid, remember?). So to my opinion based on research that I have done, immigration should be controlled but not limited. And immigrants should be integrated into the system as quickly as possible to reduce or eliminate their negative effects. By integrating I mean teaching the language, and naturalizing in an easier way. Our immigration system is too strict as of right now, but that is a separate issue.