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Esnohplad Semaj Ton
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: A little south of sanity
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If they can get licensed, without putting their jobs in jeopardy, for whatever small fee the DMV charges, and avoid the fines and legal problems that will prevent them from supporting their families, they're going to do it. I would imagine many of these undocumented workers will take that little extra effort to become familiar with all of the rules of the road in order to be official. (I believe economists and gamblers would call this is a positive EV proposition.) Quote:
Additionally, it gives us statistics on how much of a problem having these people driving and living in our country is. What happens if this population turns out to be exemplary citizens of the road? Anything that helps tame the xenophobia many Americans feel about migrants is a good thing to me. Very few things in this world are what they are claimed to be about. Quote:
(The following bit isn't directed at anyone. Just a rant.) These people are here, and they aren't going away. Many businesses would flounder without these people, so the government isn't likely to start deporting people wholesale, unless they want to kick the economy in the soft and furries. The US has one of the lowest (if not lowest) unemployment rates in the entire world. Discounting the disabled, if that last few percent of the people were motivated and wanted work, they'd have it. |
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