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West Virginia

mjvpi

(1,578 posts)

3. Sounds like the Texas and Florida BS

Reply to question everything (Original post)

Fri May 10, 2024, 08:44 PM

May 2024

In Texas, for example, it is estimated that 8% of te workforce is undocumented. If we take the 2025project at face value, they will take 8% of the workers in Texas, and their families, and pu them in a big camp. That would crash their economy. Not to mention the human tragedy.

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Desperate for Workers but Dead Set Against Migrant Labor: The West Virginia Dilemma - WSJ [View all] question everything May 2024 OP

Our economy doesn't grow without immigrants. OAITW r.2.0 May 2024 #1

Jackasses. Scrivener7 May 2024 #2

Sounds like the Texas and Florida BS mjvpi May 2024 #3

That's WV every Republican politician has to swear allegiance to TSF, guns and building a doc03 May 2024 #4

West Virginia's economy will suffocate for other reasons Vogon_Glory May 2024 #5

You're right atreides1 May 2024 #7

Coming soon to Idaho, Wyoming, the Dakotas and Vogon_Glory May 2024 #9

A failed state Old Crank May 2024 #6

I say let the state proceed. Maybe it will wake up enough residents to compel them to stop voting for Repubs. LonePirate May 2024 #8

almost heaven...west virginia....everybody sing along now msongs May 2024 #10

When their crops wilt on the fine and rot and food and other resources are scarce Deuxcents May 2024 #11