Should Foundational Black Americans report illegal immigrants to ICE?

[Warren Moon]

The fukking site just proves my point even further, that’s what you don’t get...

what is ur point breh?

bc it seems to me u think that if illegals dont account for the majority of workers in an industry, that’s not a problem.

 

[screenname01]

Making less than minimum wage gonna stop young blacks from doing dirt?

is zero wage even less than minimum wage? and then, what if the young blacks had two minimum wage jobs? would he still do dirt? and what if he could maybe one day get a promotion and a pay raise? would he still do dirt? terrorist organizations for the most part CANNOT convince a young guy with a job and girlfriend to jihad in a suicide bomb vest bcuz he has something to live for. so why cant young blacks in chicago with a minimum wage job or two(once ICE runs illegal aliens out of the chicago workforce) have something to live for instead of doing dirt?

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Depends....if you live in a place where Latinos (mainly Mexicans) are showing their ass, taking over everything and terrorizing black folks?

You should call......

If they mind their business and don't cause trouble? Then you should....

 

[MalickSyXShabbaz]

hating ass nikkaz

 

[Calmye]

#Trumpset

 

[Biscayne]

you’re going to find illegal black immigrant in any city that has lots of black immigrants period. Don’t be fooled there are illegal Nigerians in Houston, Atlanta and MOs definitely DC.

you probably haven’t noticed them because you are distracted by all the successful Africans

They exist, but that number is tiny compared to the legal Africans and waaay smaller compared to illegal Mexicans. Hell, the number of illegal Mexicans in a non border state like GA, probably eclipses the number legal and illegal Africans in GA. Undocumented black immigrants don't make up enough of the population of immigrants, for undocumented black immigrants for ADOS to cape for illegal immigration.

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

what is ur point breh?

bc it seems to me u think that if illegals dont account for the majority of workers in an industry, that’s not a problem.

If you even do the math, or just plain read, they don’t account for much of the workforce. Even when compared to their native born/legal immigrants...

imagine comparing them to citizens on top of that too?

 

[Warren Moon]

If you even do the math, or just plain read, they don’t account for much of the workforce. Even when compared to their native born/legal immigrants...

imagine comparing them to citizens on top of that too?

That’s your opinion. Illegal immigrants account for 7 million jobs



you don’t think African Americans could use 7 million more jobs?



Jasper County, the location of one of the plants owned by Peco Foods, is a case in point. Jasper’s unemployment rate this June was 7.4 percent, more than twice the national average. A majority-black county, Jasper County has a median household income of only about $35,000 and a 23.8 percent poverty rate. Those who live there need those jobs, but the employer’s alleged scheme denied them that basic chance.

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The other plant locations have similar demographics. Canton, Miss., is nearly 70 percent African American, with a 31.4 percent poverty rate for blacks. Scott County is 38 percent black, has a median household income of around $33,000 and a poverty rate more than 21 percent. Leake County is 42 percent black, has a median household income just under $36,000 and a poverty rate of nearly 22 percent. Pelahatchie, a town in Rankin County, is 40 percent black with a median income of just $35,000. Sense a pattern?

Given these figures, the economic impact of illegal immigration becomes clear. The Pew Research Center estimates that more than 7.5 million undocumented immigrants are in the U.S. labor force.

 

[Biscayne]

Crazy thing is you can’t even really talk about it. Even on this site, there are mods who will crack down on you for talking about it. There’s certain black owned IG pages that will block you or shut comments sections off for talking about it while there are Hispanic centered IG pages flooded with people making racist comments and getting thousands of likes.

Guess they want us to bow down to our new brown overlords

Black ppl are always expected to be the bigger person. Anti black racism isn't moderated AT ALL on Hispanic aimed or themed pages. It's widely viewed as merely intra cultural expressions. On the flip side, other black ppl will look at you sideways for expressing views on immigration that aren't inline with the Dem party. Ironically, more Hispanics vote Republican than black ppl do, even if republicans supposedly work against their best interests.

 

[Biscayne]

Those are the ones to get out of the paint first!!! - Armchair Militant

Cmon breh, illegal black immigrants are a super duper minority in this country. They don't make up a large enough percentage to cape for undocumented workers as a whole. Every predominantly black nation on this planet is separated from the US by large masses of water. It's very, very, hard for undocumented black workers to get here. Miami is one of the rare cities that gets them en masse, mostly due to proximity..

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

That’s your opinion. Illegal immigrants account for 7 million jobs



you don’t think African Americans could use 7 million more jobs?



Jasper County, the location of one of the plants owned by Peco Foods, is a case in point. Jasper’s unemployment rate this June was 7.4 percent, more than twice the national average. A majority-black county, Jasper County has a median household income of only about $35,000 and a 23.8 percent poverty rate. Those who live there need those jobs, but the employer’s alleged scheme denied them that basic chance.

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The other plant locations have similar demographics. Canton, Miss., is nearly 70 percent African American, with a 31.4 percent poverty rate for blacks. Scott County is 38 percent black, has a median household income of around $33,000 and a poverty rate more than 21 percent. Leake County is 42 percent black, has a median household income just under $36,000 and a poverty rate of nearly 22 percent. Pelahatchie, a town in Rankin County, is 40 percent black with a median income of just $35,000. Sense a pattern?

Given these figures, the economic impact of illegal immigration becomes clear. The Pew Research Center estimates that more than 7.5 million undocumented immigrants are in the U.S. labor force.

That sounds like opinion if I’ve ever heard one...

 

[Warren Moon]

That sounds like opinion if I’ve ever heard one...

reread the post. Not an opinion, it’s literally the last sentence of the post

 

[Captain Crunch]

One of the reasons I’m a biden supporter.

Illegal immigrants take away low skill jobs for blacks.

Protect Dreamers and their families. The Obama-Biden Administration created DACA in 2012 to protect “Dreamers,” undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children, obeyed the law once here, and stayed in school or enlisted in the military.

This is from Biden's site. He want to do this and expand immigration for asylum seekers.

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

yall aint even subtle with the high-horse c00ning no more

yet shyt on black africans for not wanting illegal immigrants in their home countries talking all that kumbaya shyt

 

[Warren Moon]

This is from Biden's site. He want to do this and expand immigration for asylum seekers.

that’s not supporting illegal immigration. He has to compromise somewhere, I’m fine with that.