Did Hilary make a serious tactical mistake?

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@adaher

Yes it would. Immigration reform did not allow tens of thousands of people to just cross the border and be allowed to stay.

Again, not what I talked about.

@adaher

But if you want to portray Democrats’ immigration reform as pretty much open borders, I won’t stop you. Spread that message far and wide.

Spreading straw men is not effective too; again, this is not open borders, nor it is amnesty. The sources you have are just going for the big lie.

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@BobLibDem

Perhaps because outsourcing is an order of magnitude more important than immigrant labor and border security? Newsflash: There aren’t Americans lining up to pick tomatoes or clean hotels. You can either allow some migrant labor or pay 5 bucks for a tomato.

I was led to believe every worker should be paid a “living wage” and that price increases would be minuscule.

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@octopus

I was led to believe every worker should be paid a “living wage” and that price increases would be minuscule.

Republicans are mostly against raising wages, that should tell you who are the ones using fear to avoid answering for that. Immigrants are being used as an escape goat.

[adaher]

Hardly. When you import cheap labor and demand for cheap labor isn’t increasing, that means no jobs for native low skill workers.

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@adaher

Hardly. When you import cheap labor and demand for cheap labor isn’t increasing, that means no jobs for native low skill workers.

Hardly against rising wages or livable ones?

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