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Polish immigrants and Mexicans are different?

How is it my Polish son in law with a civil engineering degree can't live in this country without a sponsor but there are 100 Mexicans in the gated community I work for competing with me. I don't think they all have sponsors, I love Mexican people but can someone explain how this works.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Your Polish son in law is probably not willing to stay here illegally.

    That having been said, many Polish and other eastern Europeans ARE here illegally, trust me I see many of them daily working around here in the Chicago area (especially north side). The illegal ones are not doing civil engineering degree work however, they are doing work such as housekeeping, sometimes truck driving nowadays, and sometimes manual work in factories.

    Since your son in law wants a white-collar type of position in an office presumably (civil engineering) , he likely will not be in that category and will not be willing to do something like simply stay here past when his visa expires and work somewhere where a Polish boss will pay him cash, or obtain a fake SS #, or otherwise trick the system.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    The people in the gated community are probably 90% illegal aliens. Those folks don't really follow the rules, or the laws.

    Source(s): Calif NDN
  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Countries bring immigrants to do jobs that cannot be filled. The Mexicans probably willing to do jobs people with degrees will not do. There are people in your own country getting degree in civil engineering they would get the jobs first but how many want to pick vegetables in a hot field?

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