Phil Hands for May 16, 2023

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    sipsienwa Premium Member 12 months ago

    And who will harvest everything?

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    Rich Douglas  12 months ago

    Reform it. Manage it. Thrive with it.

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    ibFrank  12 months ago

    How about getting more Judges and speed up process.

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    Walter Kocker Premium Member 12 months ago

    Introduce a guestworker program.

    They work so well in progressive nations.

    Of course, they don’t have an impacted bowel we call: Congress.

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    GOGOPOWERANGERS  12 months ago

    Bigger question is does us have space to accommodate that many refugees?

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    LizardPriest  12 months ago

    In a few weeks this will be the least of our problems.

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    aristoclesplato9  12 months ago

    None of these criminal illegal alien migrants are able to work here legally. So they work illegally for a lot less than minimum.

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    FreyjaRN Premium Member 12 months ago

    This could be solved easily, like other advanced countries have done.

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    Stephen Runnels Premium Member 12 months ago

    Republicans are slowly learning there is a downside to their racism and bigotry.

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    The Nodding Head  12 months ago

    In the early 19th century when the Industrial Revolution picked up steam (get it?) America was a labor poor country, very happy to take advantage of Europe’s population explosion. The more things change…

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    rossevrymn  12 months ago

    Oh wait………………………..are we finally starting to discover this truth?…………..Here’s another question that I have for you, 74,223,975…………………………………who’s gonna buy your house?:

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    bfa.register Premium Member 12 months ago

    We’ve got,over 300 million citizens now. Try hiring them!

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    Diane Lee Premium Member 12 months ago

    I grew up in Texas. Every summer, there would be truck loads of young men shipped across the border. ( Which for a teenage girl is already the definition of a good idea) They did all of the hard labor in the fields and were often working on construction projects. They lived in cheap motels, as many in a room as could find room on the floor and took the money they made back to their families in Mexico. Looking back, I suppose they were being exploited, but they didn’t seem unhappy about it. My memories of them were basically laughing, singing and joking as they worked.

    If they could take their money back to their families and not have to pay for those families to live in the USA, I would imagine that a lot of those people wanting to come to the USA would rather stay home anyway. What happened to the program that allowed for this, and why can’t we reinstate it? Why can’t we expand it to include jobs that are not being filled- such as restaurant workers, landscaping, construction, or whatever? Why can’t we require that they be paid what the job is worth? This whole situation was handled much better 50 years ago than it is being now.

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    ShadowMaster  12 months ago

    People complain about migrants—they come to get jobs because American people are too **** lazy to work

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    Kubby56  12 months ago

    I am curious ? how many people do we need to harvest our crops ?

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    Kurtass Premium Member 12 months ago

    The diner I frequent has many employees that English is their second language.

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    djtenltd  12 months ago

    One thing about today’s immigrants is that they’ll come here and work for next to nothing because back where most of them come from, they KNOW what poor is. Here in America especially in NYC, you’ll see panhandlers wearing Air Jordans on the their feet! Go figure!

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    Valiant1943 Premium Member 12 months ago

    In Florida De Governor just gave the tourism, agriculture, and construction industries the kiss of death.

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    Radish the wordsmith  12 months ago

    Republicans would rather force children to work.

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    Alberta Oil Premium Member 12 months ago

    Lower your prices so that the average Joe can afford to eat there. And, vote republican so those silly rules about using illegal/undocumented labor can be ignored.

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    Teto85 Premium Member 12 months ago

    It’s not a labour shortage, it’s a wage shortage.

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    Al Fresco  12 months ago

    Vet them and let in those who want to work. We already have enough native born sitting on their hands and demanding a government check.

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    Diane Lee Premium Member 12 months ago

    I read an article the other day about a program that supplements the wages of those who are full time workers but don’t make enough to support a decent style of living. That’s the wrong way of going about this. Instead, decide what is a living wage in the community and make it illegal to employ someone full time without paying them enough to live on. Sure, the employer may have to raise his prices, but supply and demand, as well as competition will keep that somewhat under control.

    I hear employers are complaining about people not wanting to work. If they aren’t paid enough to live on, what’s the point?

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    think it through  12 months ago

    I guess republicans will do it since they don’t want any new people to come into America. That only seems fair.

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    pamela welch Premium Member 12 months ago

    Accurately drawn Phil ♥ Immigrants want to work and the U.S. needs them!

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    ragsarooni Premium Member 12 months ago

    The biggest issue might be: can they converse in English,which is the first language here in America?

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    T Smith  12 months ago

    At least all the 10 year olds can take up the slack at the slaughterhouse.

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    Scoutmaster77  12 months ago

    Nobody travels that far through dangerous areas, risking the lives of themselves and their children to get a free meal or free blanket. They come here to work.

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    AtomicForce91 Premium Member 12 months ago

    If only you could agree to a price with your workers without the government deciding the price.

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    mrwiskers  12 months ago

    Like most things touched by trumpism, it turn to sh*it.

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    tpcox928  11 months ago

    To be more accurate, the owners of the diner need to be asking, “Where are we going to get more workers willing to work for $7.50 per hour with no benefits.” However, this cartoon is correct. Texas alone has 300,000 more job openings than it has people to fill them.

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    VAS66  11 months ago

    Legally yes, illegally as in the Biden Administrations disaster, NO! Until Biden, we were a country of laws.

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