All you people who have been drawing welfare for years because, you claim, you can't find a job -- there are jobs available. Farmers in Alabama can't find people to harvest their crops since they got rid of the illegals.
Potato farmer Keith Smith said American workers show up late, work slower, and are ready to call it a day after lunch. He said many of them quit after a single day. Yes, the hours are long and the pay isn't high and the work is hard. But it's a job.
We need to provide a way for those on welfare to take these jobs, and if they refuse to work, cut off their handouts. Getting illegals off our payrolls and getting lazy Americans off their heinies is the best way to cut government spending and boost our economy.
"Illegal-immigration law leaves farmers in lurch." The Dallas Morning News; October 21, 2011; p. 6A.
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