Quote Originally Posted by Zimzum
I'm sorry but if it ain't union then its a SCAB and gets what it deserves. Non union construction hurts the industry just as much as illegals. I've worked on sites were we have did a walk out due to non union workers also working on same site. And Ill gladly turn away a repair man at my house if he can not show me a union card.

Thats a pretty narrow minded assumption on there living conditions.
Do you actually think the illegals are living in nice conditions considering the money they make? Doesn't take a genius to figure it out.

Talk about a narrow minded statement "Non union construction hurts the industry just as much as illegals."
That's a laugh. Unions have been gouging the public for years with their overpaid workers. More power to them if they can get it, I personally wouldn't hire them.

Illegals have been driving down wages. The people who benefit are the rich business owners. All of a sudden these businesses can't make it? The same story, the rich get richer, the working stiff takes it on the chin.
The median income dropped about 10 percent in Dallas last year, just over $4000 a year. Foreclosures jumped 300 percent.
As long as there is complacency against these criminals the economy will continue to suffer.
PigSnout Reviewed by PigSnout on . Civil rights groups sue over rent law DALLAS - Two civil rights groups filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging a new law in a Dallas suburb that outlaws renting apartments to illegal immigrants, alleging the ordinance violates federal law and forces landlords to act as immigration officers. The American Civil Liberties Union and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund filed the suit on behalf of residents and landlords in Farmers Branch, just north of Dallas. It is the third lawsuit brought against the city since the Rating: 5