Here's hard times. (Correspondence).
American Prospect, The, January, 2002 by Dailey, William J.
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WHEN IT COMES TO ILLEGAL immigrants, the hard times David Moberg describes in his article ["HERE's Hard Times," December 3] are largely self-inflicted. We accept illegals as long as they pay their dues. They know that the federal government does little to enforce its own immigration laws.
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It is no secret where illegals work and that employers can hire them with impunity--whole cottage industries have grown up around illegals. Business, lawyers, and now unions have settled for a piece of the ...
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