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To: denizen48 who wrote (1429607)	12/20/2023 3:37:12 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Respond to of 1578331

Denizen48, So that's your view? Where did you get those shithead views? The paradox of illegal immigration is that it benefits both the employee and the employer. The employee benefits by coming here and getting paid much more than he or she could ever be paid in his or her home country, even if the employee is paid under the table and under minimum wage. The employer benefits by getting around regulations such as the aforementioned minimum wage, having to pay FICA taxes, reporting income, fulfilling mandates revolving around employee benefits, etc. Who loses out? The people who follow the rules, from the employees who find their wages depressed as a result, to the employers who have to compete against the rule breakers. Guess who is in favor of more rules and more regulations? That's right, the Democrats. Yet by protecting "undocumented" immigrants, Democrats encourage the rulebreakers. What part of that argument do you reject, and why? Tenchusatsu