'Neo-Slavery' Re-emerging As A Business Strategy - Brenda Walker
May 16, 2009
By Brenda Walker
Some patriotic friends of borders may have thought that a severe recession would be an impossible time for Washington to push through an amnesty for 10-30 million lawbreaking foreigners. But Senator Charles Schumer, Chair of the Subcommittee on Immigration, thinks now is a fine time for amnesty. He held a hearing April 30 to explore how to accomplish that goal.
Why?
It's just another example the lengths to which business elites will go to protect and expand their firehose supply of the cheapest workers possible-by promoting everything from open borders to H-1b visas and permissive legal immigration. Labor can never be too cheap nor too exploitable for the captains of industry
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