Tell me what part of it is false, and Ill remove it.
Ive been in the same hotel since 6 Dec. Want pictures and a recorded attempt at a conversation? "No speeke english" is all you'd get.
And massive spraying of chemicals from various bottles all over the place.
I keep them out, open the window and turn on the vent fan, and wipe everything down.
If there was a lot of concern and care, would the feces and whatnot on the surfaces be found?
Or are you denying that we have an illegal Mexican problem?
http://www.facebook.com/notes/list-of-co...31488224?ref=nf
http://www.cis.org/SmithfieldImmigrationRaid-Unionization
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Across the United States there was little immigration enforcement in the early 2000s, as the Hispanic workforce at Smithfield and throughout North Carolina continued its rapid growth. In 2000, New York Times reporter Louis Uchitelle reported that “the more tolerant INS policy may be inducing more workers to immigrate, particularly from Mexico, because — once they manage to get here — they face little risk in taking a job.”
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“We don’t care about green cards,” the head of the United Food and Commercial Workers told Time magazine, in a reference to the visas that provide permanent resident status. “We care about union cards.”1 The head of the hotel employees union was equally straightforward about illegal immigrants in the workplace, observing, “Whatever the intentions of our immigration laws might have been, they don’t work.”
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After receiving a tip from hotel management, immigration agents arrested the workers. The union stepped in to represent them, helping them win not only a $72,000 settlement from the hotel, but also the right for seven of the eight to stay in the United States.3 That victory helped galvanize broad-based union support for illegal immigrants.
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Still others cited the low educational level of many of the immigrant workers, which further isolated them. As the Wilson Center noted in its report on immigration to North Carolina: “A considerable portion of recent Latino immigrants have little formal education and are functionally illiterate, so when English language materials are translated into Spanish, these materials still may not be understood.
