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I find it hard to sympathize, given how much work there is in this country. People cross the southern border illegally without knowing the local language and w
by huevosabio 2y ago
I find it hard to sympathize, given how much work there is in this country.
People cross the southern border illegally without knowing the local language and with close to no skills and still get jobs, build families and give a chance to prosper to their offspring.
I'm not saying there's no hardship anywhere in the US, but rather that the US has so much richness as a whole that these towns you talk about should be going out of their way to find job elsewhere in the US.
Its how urbanization works and has been the trend for a long time. There's no reason why every geographic location has to have a booming economy.
Though every human should have the ability and right to move where the economic boom is happening.
- Jensson 2y ago> People cross the southern border illegally without knowing the local language and with close to no skills and still get jobs, build families and give a chance to prosper to their offspring. Those people work jobs with illegally bad working conditions and illegally low salaries.
- huevosabio 2y agoMost don't, though. Most even pay taxes, though they don't receive welfare benefits of those taxes. I think you can make an argument that the minimum wage is too low, but it's hard to argue that the salary they take is illegal.