The entitlement mentality illegal aliens have is astonishing. However, can anyone blame them when federal and state governments cater to their needs? They take our jobs and use up valuable resources that should be afforded only to citizens and lawful residents.
The Observers that infest this state lament the
woeful conditions these lawbreakers face in the state of North Carolina. Sunday’s front page article features the
plight of illegal aliens who’ve filed complaints with the N.C. Labor Department
for lost wages. Of course, they don’t
mention the plaintiffs’ status until midway through the article:
At first, Zuniga, 40, and Paredes, 39, hoped
their boss of more than two decades would settle up on his own. As bills piled
up and Christmas approached, they lost hope.
The men, immigrants who came here illegally
from Mexico, found a telephone number for the state Department of Labor. Soon,
18 employees for the company had lodged a complaint, the agency said.
Labor investigator Dawn Beasley confirmed 18
laborers for Tri-City Contractors of Raleigh were cheated out of several weeks
of wages. But the company owner, Curtis J. Fields, declined to voluntarily pay
what he owed, and a lawyer for the company told Beasley that the company was
likely going to file for bankruptcy, the agency said.
Fields and two other executives of Tri-City
could not be reached for comment. Tri-City appears to not be operating, but one
of the other principals opened another concrete company late last year,
according to North Carolina Secretary of State records.
In May, Beasley closed the case. She mailed
each worker a letter, breaking the news that their boss had not agreed to pay.
She had more bad news: The agency wouldn’t go to court on their behalf.
I don’t get the feeling these illegal aliens
are living in the shadows. Do you? They
feel quite comfortable filing a complaint with North Carolina’s Labor
Department without any sense of reprisal or consequence for breaking our
immigration laws. On top of that, the
company they worked for was a federal government contractor. Isn’t that rich?
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