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> Doesn't sound very humanistic to me, especially if you think who benefits the most from their unregulated labour. I'm not arguing they should be breaking the
by vel0city 1y ago
> Doesn't sound very humanistic to me, especially if you think who benefits the most from their unregulated labour.
I'm not arguing they should be breaking the law. Hence the whole "Make it easier to be documented" line. I'm saying we should change the law to document these people. This would be the first step towards making their labor regulated. I'm absolutely in agreement the current policies just lead to lots of abuse in many ways.
- RubyWave 1y ago>let's smooth bureaucratic processes Yeah, we should. The problem is, there are powers, and people behind them, that benefits from undocumentness of immigrants. To make matter even worse, they typically have funds to lobby for no changes, or changes for worse. Isn't it similar case as in tax refunds and what not? Very purposeful obfuscation to make TurboTax required.