How about why did Howard Industries interestingly put up a billboard a week before the day of the raid saying it was hiring workers for the entire gamut of jobs it offered ?
The 600 presumed “terrorist and other criminals†detained were working for Howard Industries which employs 4,000 workers in the tiny town of Laurel, Mississippi. Their stated earnings averaged $18,000 a year according to a local Laurel newspaper, a seemingly high income for workers in Latin America, but slightly higher than the federal poverty line in the U.S., where just the food expenditures for a household border $4,000 a year.
The list of detainees included 106 individuals identified as “being eligible for an alternative to detention based on humanitarian reasonsâ€Â, which meant being fitted an electronic bracelet for tracking, just as the ones worn by mothers detained less than a month ago in Norristown, PA. Adding to its image of humane and unbiased propriety ICE employs a Hispanic spokeswoman, her name is Barbara Gonzalez.
Enrolled for years in the federal verification program to detect workers with irregular backgrounds, Howard Industries interestingly put up a billboard a week before the day of the raid saying it was hiring workers for the entire gamut of jobs it offered. Coincidentally none of Howard Industries executives were detained.The Associated Press reported the existence of “simmering tensions†between union bosses and immigrants, because the latter were getting more overtime and supervisory positions.http://www.pontealdia.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1067&Itemid=1&ed=21
And how about this,But wait. The open-borders folks are always telling us these are jobs Americans won’t do. John “Lettuce†McCain doesn’t think these Americans exist, either. Yet here they are, American citizens lining up to do the work illegal aliens were doing (just like they did after the Colorado Swift raids):Howard Industries found itself at the center of activity again Tuesday.
Hundreds of job applicants lined up, eager to take advantage of the sudden job openings at the plant located in Jones County, where the unemployment rate is 6.3 percent.http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?Date=20080827&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=808270366&Ref=AR
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