Let’s do H1-B visas right

H1-B Visas’ require applicants to go back after 6 years for one year before they can reapply. This is very inefficient because you could keep them here, even if they were unemployed or could not work at the same company for that year. It would save everybody money to just let them stay here, just in the cost of gas and plane tickets this makes no sense. This part of the law could have been written by the same bureaucrats who wrote Arizona’s SB1070 law. I think that it is good to require H1-B visa applicants to have a college degree. You know they got accepted in to a college, and passed their classes. So, it is a good risk for employers to hire employees on H1-B Visas. The H1-B visa program is a great opportunity to promote legal immigration too because H1-B visa applicants are smart, hard working, and know what this country is like.

If Arizona Is Right, I Would Rather Be Wrong

Arizona’s immigration law is most definitely wrong. How do I know? Because, Arizona was the only state that opposed the Martin Luther King Day holiday. That sure gives me no confidence in their legislature. Besides, I love the Martin Luther King Day holiday because my birthday is usually the same day as it. Also, my grandparents went to Sedona, Arizona and got a T-shirt for my sister but not me; just another reason not to like the big AZ. Finally, I use to love fire fighting trucks and once I saw an airport fire truck at an Arizona airport, but I couldn’t go outside to see it up close, because it was too hot!
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Illegal Poison Ivy Remover

Illegal Poison Ivy Remover
I am only 12, so a haven’t seen very many illegal immigrants, but there was one time in particular, when I did see some. It was the day my dad had a landscaping company remove the poison ivy in my back yard. First, my dad called a company to send out some workers to clean our yard. Then, he called again and at least a third time too. When the company finally did come, these workers were most likely illegal immigrants because the landscape owner said his workers from Mexico were the only ones who didn’t get poison ivy. I guess that was because they were apparently not allergic to poison ivy; they didn’t even wear gloves. Although these workers didn’t get poison ivy, their supervisor was very afraid to get it. That’s why my dad had a hard time getting the company to come work in my backyard. In this case of poison ivy removal, illegal immigrants got the job done better than any American could have. You have to appreciate that even though all illegal immigrants are technically committing a crime, some just come to America in search of a better life or a better job. Didn’t our founding fathers’ ancestors do that? Didn’t the pioneers of the West do that? Didn’t the colonists of Mars do that? Well, that last one hasn’t happened yet. Finally, the constitution does say that you have the right to the “pursuit of happiness.” So, some of the working illegal immigrants should be able to stay.
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