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Clients of immigration attorney Jessica Dominguez support Obama's call for comprehensive reform, but don't expect much change to come of it.
By Steve Lopez May 11, 2011
Tuesday was a typical day in the Studio City office of immigration attorney Jessica Dominguez, except that, in addition to the illegal immigrants and others seeking legal advice, President Obama put in an appearance on the television in the waiting room, making his speech on immigration reform.
Generally speaking, the clients supported Obama's plea for comprehensive change, but nobody in the room expected much to come of it. In fact, deportations have increased under Obama, and many of the people in Dominguez's office were there because of growing fear that they'll be next.
Rudolfo, an air conditioning laborer who's undocumented, sat with his wife, Nadia, a legal resident, waiting for advice on how to apply for a hardship waiver that allows him to stay in the United States. He'd also like to get his pay up from $13 an hour to the $20 his boss pays legal residents.
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Steve Lopez: The president's speech as seen through the eyes of illegal immigrants - latimes.com
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Hmmm? Mexicans that didn't spend one peso going to college to get an HVAC degree are working but those American suckers that did it the right way and spent hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars at college get fucked by Mexico.
$13/hr is more than minimum wage and this guy is doing a job that Americans will do.
Even LA RAZA can keep up with the Mexican lies.
By Steve Lopez May 11, 2011
Tuesday was a typical day in the Studio City office of immigration attorney Jessica Dominguez, except that, in addition to the illegal immigrants and others seeking legal advice, President Obama put in an appearance on the television in the waiting room, making his speech on immigration reform.
Generally speaking, the clients supported Obama's plea for comprehensive change, but nobody in the room expected much to come of it. In fact, deportations have increased under Obama, and many of the people in Dominguez's office were there because of growing fear that they'll be next.
Rudolfo, an air conditioning laborer who's undocumented, sat with his wife, Nadia, a legal resident, waiting for advice on how to apply for a hardship waiver that allows him to stay in the United States. He'd also like to get his pay up from $13 an hour to the $20 his boss pays legal residents.
Read more:
Steve Lopez: The president's speech as seen through the eyes of illegal immigrants - latimes.com
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Hmmm? Mexicans that didn't spend one peso going to college to get an HVAC degree are working but those American suckers that did it the right way and spent hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars at college get fucked by Mexico.
$13/hr is more than minimum wage and this guy is doing a job that Americans will do.
Even LA RAZA can keep up with the Mexican lies.