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Nebraska town might bar illegals from getting jobs and homes in town
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Confounding
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Name the other city please...……………………...They will get sued and will have to stop. Other cities have tried this and failed
10 years after immigration disputes, Hazleton is a different place
Jesus....poor fucking town...
Que?
I wonder how their plan for enforcement of the new local labor law will differ from what's being done now to enforce the existing national labor law?
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Name the other city please...……………………...They will get sued and will have to stop. Other cities have tried this and failed
10 years after immigration disputes, Hazleton is a different place
Jesus....poor fucking town...
That town was dying a slow death. The Hispanics have brought it back to life
Preacher
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"Roll forward to 2012 and there are well over 25 or 30 gangs in the city
Language hasn't been the sole hurdle. The district has struggled to bridge a cultural chasm. For instance, Dominican parents often don't recognize compulsory attendance laws, as there are none where they came from. They also are inclined to leave education to educators.
In the early 1990s, the Hazleton Area School District started a program for children who spoke English as a second language, or ESL. It had one teacher and 100 students.
Today, the district employs 28 teachers for more than 1,300 children identified through testing as English-language learners in need of special help.
Like the general population, the number of students in the system's 10 schools - 10,500 - has barely changed in the last decade. But by other measures, little is the same.
In 2007, the district was 28 percent Hispanic and 69 percent white. By 2014, it was 45 percent Hispanic and 51 percent white.
"In some schools, the minority is the majority," up to 80 percent Hispanic, said Francis Antonelli, the superintendent from 2011 through last year.
Hazleton's unemployment rate stands at 7.5 percent. Pennsylvania's is 4.6 percent; the nation's, 5.
Lovely place....well it WAS...now its a cesspool of crime,non english speakers and unemployment.
Language hasn't been the sole hurdle. The district has struggled to bridge a cultural chasm. For instance, Dominican parents often don't recognize compulsory attendance laws, as there are none where they came from. They also are inclined to leave education to educators.
In the early 1990s, the Hazleton Area School District started a program for children who spoke English as a second language, or ESL. It had one teacher and 100 students.
Today, the district employs 28 teachers for more than 1,300 children identified through testing as English-language learners in need of special help.
Like the general population, the number of students in the system's 10 schools - 10,500 - has barely changed in the last decade. But by other measures, little is the same.
In 2007, the district was 28 percent Hispanic and 69 percent white. By 2014, it was 45 percent Hispanic and 51 percent white.
"In some schools, the minority is the majority," up to 80 percent Hispanic, said Francis Antonelli, the superintendent from 2011 through last year.
Hazleton's unemployment rate stands at 7.5 percent. Pennsylvania's is 4.6 percent; the nation's, 5.
Lovely place....well it WAS...now its a cesspool of crime,non english speakers and unemployment.
Rosy
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Now leave the land of Oz and enter the real WorldName the other city please...……………………...They will get sued and will have to stop. Other cities have tried this and failed
10 years after immigration disputes, Hazleton is a different place
Christine Rousselle - Illegal Immigrant Kills Woman in San Francisco; Chose City for 'Sanctuary' Policies
Preacher
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Oh yeah along with skyrocketing crime and gangs,non english speakers,unemployment at DOUBLE the national rate...lovely place.Name the other city please...……………………...They will get sued and will have to stop. Other cities have tried this and failed
10 years after immigration disputes, Hazleton is a different place
Jesus....poor fucking town...
That town was dying a slow death. The Hispanics have brought it back to life
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Now leave the land of Oz and enter the real WorldName the other city please...……………………...They will get sued and will have to stop. Other cities have tried this and failed
10 years after immigration disputes, Hazleton is a different place
Christine Rousselle - Illegal Immigrant Kills Woman in San Francisco; Chose City for 'Sanctuary' Policies
What does that have to do with the legality of the proposed law and the fact that I already showed you courts have struck it down
Rosy
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Name the other city please...……………………...They will get sued and will have to stop. Other cities have tried this and failed
10 years after immigration disputes, Hazleton is a different place
Jesus....poor fucking town...
That town was dying a slow death. The Hispanics have brought it back to life
Who is bringing these people back to life
You live in a dream...……………...Its not real
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Rosy
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Now leave the land of Oz and enter the real WorldName the other city please...……………………...They will get sued and will have to stop. Other cities have tried this and failed
10 years after immigration disputes, Hazleton is a different place
Christine Rousselle - Illegal Immigrant Kills Woman in San Francisco; Chose City for 'Sanctuary' Policies
What does that have to do with the legality of the proposed law and the fact that I already showed you courts have struck it down
The courts once allowed slavery
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CarlinAnnArbor
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None, but law doesn't matter when libs are in charge.Why? What legal ground can they be stopped on?
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Now leave the land of Oz and enter the real WorldName the other city please...……………………...They will get sued and will have to stop. Other cities have tried this and failed
10 years after immigration disputes, Hazleton is a different place
Christine Rousselle - Illegal Immigrant Kills Woman in San Francisco; Chose City for 'Sanctuary' Policies
What does that have to do with the legality of the proposed law and the fact that I already showed you courts have struck it down
The courts once allowed slavery
And your point is what exactly?
Rosy
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Now leave the land of Oz and enter the real WorldName the other city please...……………………...
10 years after immigration disputes, Hazleton is a different place
Christine Rousselle - Illegal Immigrant Kills Woman in San Francisco; Chose City for 'Sanctuary' Policies
What does that have to do with the legality of the proposed law and the fact that I already showed you courts have struck it down
The courts once allowed slavery
And your point is what exactly?
Drugs kill...…..………………….Are you proud of what u r
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What does that have to do with the legality of the proposed law and the fact that I already showed you courts have struck it down
The courts once allowed slavery
And your point is what exactly?
Drugs kill...…..………………….Are you proud of what u r
And I am still waiting for some kind of point that has something to do with the topic
Rosy
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Now leave the land of Oz and enter the real World
Christine Rousselle - Illegal Immigrant Kills Woman in San Francisco; Chose City for 'Sanctuary' Policies
What does that have to do with the legality of the proposed law and the fact that I already showed you courts have struck it down
The courts once allowed slavery
And your point is what exactly?
Drugs kill...…..………………….Are you proud of what u r
And I am still waiting for some kind of point that has something to do with the topic
Mexicans setting up drug houses in the town is not part of the topic because you are living in denial
Do you really believe that illegal aliens are making America better?
Look at your friends kid, this is where they live
Local governments cannot regulate such actions.
Federal laws prohibit illegal immigrants working in the United States.
I run background checks on my rentals, if you are illegal you ain’t renting from me.
Rosy
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They sell drugs...…………………….Local governments cannot regulate such actions.
Federal laws prohibit illegal immigrants working in the United States.
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They sell drugs...…………………….Local governments cannot regulate such actions.
Federal laws prohibit illegal immigrants working in the United States.
You take drugs. Who are you to judge?
I wonder how their plan for enforcement of the new local labor law will differ from what's being done now to enforce the existing national labor law?
We use e verify to make sure that we do not hire illegal immigrants.
Rosy
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Actually I am employed in a safety sensitive position and am tested...………………They sell drugs...…………………….Local governments cannot regulate such actions.
Federal laws prohibit illegal immigrants working in the United States.
You take drugs. Who are you to judge?
So stop making stuff up
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