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No, it won't be - because that sort of strong arming is precisely not compliance. You may argue that they won't be punished for it (I don't think that is likely
by krageon 8y ago
No, it won't be - because that sort of strong arming is precisely not compliance. You may argue that they won't be punished for it (I don't think that is likely, but you are right to think it's an option), but you are wrong to say it is a natural consequence of compliance.
- dragonwriter 8y agoA natural effect of a regulation isn't always a natural effect of compliance; non-compliance is a natural effect of some regulations. High illegal immigration from Mexico is, given geography and existing population demographics, a natural effect of the US’s per-country caps on family-based immigration categories.