Yes!
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No!
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Don't know! He flips/flops 2 or 3 times a day.....
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ron1938 9 years 48 weeks ago

His Republican California, Arizona, Florida farmers and fruit growers would absolutely go broke if they were not using illegals to plant, maintain and harvest their crops. Does one think that he would actually think that was a good thing. Not really. Besides who do you think could afford to buy all of their vegetables and fruit from foreign sources.

Raypc800 9 years 47 weeks ago

Not only farming but think of all that undocument immigrants do, yard work, domestic jobs, construction work and so on. No one had better doubt that a large amount of immigrants are paid under the table for the work they do. Think of the extra costs to numerous buisnesses that will have to hire legally. These buisness owners are the reasons numerous undocumentented immigrants have come to the USA. This is why the current laws on the books that would of stopped this long ago has been so weakly enforced. You know it is part of the FREE MARKET concept of the GOP. They cannot enforce the laws without angering a huge number of their base.

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