We Libertarians are for 'open borders' (but not the Democratic definition**), and New York tearing down the 1st Amendment (using the Democratic agenda) is going too far.
As I joked elsewhere, the term is the common phrase in the EU ... so are EU citizens and corporations exempt from the fine? What about law firms and corporate legal?
Do we only fine those who are -- ironically -- US citizens, Legal Immigrants and Legal Residents? I seriously mention this because most people that are anti-'Undocumented Resident' in my experience are Legal Immigrants who went through the process, especially if they've seen it in other countries, which are far worse.
**NOTE: We Libertarians are for 'open borders' and the end of the 'Work Visa' system, issuing Green Cards and no sponsorship, so people are paid their worth, and demand the same wages, unlike the ones who are sponsored, under the thumb for their sponsors, and paid jack -- insert both Google's Hindustan Computer Limited (HCL) workers that unionized, as well as the HCL team that wrote the 737-MAX code that is being refactored right now. We also want to charge entry at the border for non-citizens, at a price that is 1/10th the typical crime syndicate ($600 v. $6,000) that will generate public revene. That also requires us to remove welfare and other benefits, which is a good thing, because it's not 'opportunity' when people are increasing, not decreasing welfare benefits after 10 years. This is our #1 complaint with the left, they are breeding government-dependent non-citizens with various benefits and legal status. We also need to start charging people -- including Americans, politicians, etc... -- who are complicit with fraud, and underpaying workers, including the current organized crime-amnesty city racket that just feeds organized crime.
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New York City Declares Using the Term 'Illegal Alien' Can Result in a $250,000 Fine
The Commission on Human Rights is likely running afoul of the First Amendment.
New York City Declares Using the Term 'Illegal Alien' Can Result in a $250,000 Fine
The Commission on Human Rights is likely running afoul of the First Amendment.
As I joked elsewhere, the term is the common phrase in the EU ... so are EU citizens and corporations exempt from the fine? What about law firms and corporate legal?
Do we only fine those who are -- ironically -- US citizens, Legal Immigrants and Legal Residents? I seriously mention this because most people that are anti-'Undocumented Resident' in my experience are Legal Immigrants who went through the process, especially if they've seen it in other countries, which are far worse.
**NOTE: We Libertarians are for 'open borders' and the end of the 'Work Visa' system, issuing Green Cards and no sponsorship, so people are paid their worth, and demand the same wages, unlike the ones who are sponsored, under the thumb for their sponsors, and paid jack -- insert both Google's Hindustan Computer Limited (HCL) workers that unionized, as well as the HCL team that wrote the 737-MAX code that is being refactored right now. We also want to charge entry at the border for non-citizens, at a price that is 1/10th the typical crime syndicate ($600 v. $6,000) that will generate public revene. That also requires us to remove welfare and other benefits, which is a good thing, because it's not 'opportunity' when people are increasing, not decreasing welfare benefits after 10 years. This is our #1 complaint with the left, they are breeding government-dependent non-citizens with various benefits and legal status. We also need to start charging people -- including Americans, politicians, etc... -- who are complicit with fraud, and underpaying workers, including the current organized crime-amnesty city racket that just feeds organized crime.
