re: Illegals Are Having Their Cars Towed From Right Outside Their Tents in NYC

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Where the hell did they get the money to get that big arse truck?

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Well - first off, they don't have to pay federal income taxes, state income taxes, or SocSec taxes. They will work for someone who does have a green card and who will pay them fairly well for their labor (certainly more than they would make of they paid the aforementioned taxes). They will work five or six ten hour days each week making about $200 to $250 per day and pocketing ALL of it. They'll also share a rental home with about a dozen or so others to cut way back on expenses at that end. It doesn't take long to see how they amass the funds to purchase these rather expensive vehicles.

For the record, E-verify for employees is about as effective as Chicago's gun control laws for the murder rate there.

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Search me, I was on the road between Nashville and Louisville and stopped at a rest stop to walk the dog. Big brand new GMC 2500 pulls up and about 8 illegals jump out. Where the hell did they get the money to get that big arse truck?

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There are a smaller number of people in this country that do work that most people won't do or can't do. And they often get paid well for it whether they are US citizens or not. People who get after it for 60 hours+ a week doing shite nobody else wants to do can make a surprisingly large amount of money.

Also, how did you know they were all illegals? Did you ask them or were they wearing their signs?

How do you know that was their truck and not the boss man's?

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Let's see the DL and proof of insurance...

"oh you're undocumented, well be more careful next time"

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Wonder if we can try this. I sure we all know the answer.

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They can afford a car but have to be fed and sheltered at public expense?

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When you pay zero taxes, you can afford a lot of stuff.

Hopefully someone who sells cars can tell us how they can purchase the car in the first place, since they require a credit check for the loan and a DL.

From my experience with working with them, they don't want to pay taxes but they want to become a citizen or permanent resident. I have an employee who became a citizen, and he said that one of the first questions Immigration asked him was "have you been paying income taxes?" You don't have a case for citizenship if you don't pay taxes.

Watching these cities up north do an about face on the issue is both priceless and entertaining.