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Tag Archives: immigration
How to Clear 1 MM Immigration Case Backlog
We put our thinking hats on, and came up with the idea for a business, or a government division that could clear the backlog, based on the fact that we spend about $75,000 per illegal chasing, and prosecuting them for … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing
Tagged immigrant, immigration, immigration policy, lillegal immigrationl
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Recession Bushwa
Well, the media is all in a lather about an impending recession. Bushwa is a socially acceptable word for bull***. We don’t buy recession talk. We think we might be seeing a slowdown in growth, but that’s it. Our clients … Continue reading
We Need the People
There’s been a lot of commotion about southern border security in the United States, and it seems to us that some new perspectives are needed. Our labor participation rate is about the highest it’s ever been, so businesses are running … Continue reading
Immigration
Andy Puzder, the CEO of CKE Enterprises had a good political post in the Wall Street Journal this morning on the need for the Republicans to get going on immigration, and we couldn’t agree more. Mr. Puzder probably has good … Continue reading
C’mon over!
What a bunch of brickbrains we have in Washington. Of course we should make it possible for 4 million formerly illegal folks to become citizens. Has any of these clowns looked at the unemployment rate (if it can be believed) … Continue reading
Thinking about Immigration/Emigration
Some thoughts on immigration and emigraton in the political silly season. Continue reading
Posted in Hiring
Tagged e-1 visas, emigration, foreign employment, immigration, ins, jan thurgood, julie fletcher, visas
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