- Thread starter johne
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If Luis follows Trump
I don't see Luis following Trump's actions. I believe they will eventually come up with a more liberal way of doing worker visas tied to specific companies. But to just say we only deport criminals won't happen on Luis' watch.
Trump = Common Sense.
Eventually Luis will have to find a solution to this problem or construction projects across the country,
of which there are many, will grind to a halt because Dominicans will not do back breaking work for
such low pay.
I guess the cost to the end consumer will go up, but perhaps with some better, more qualified help, structures will stop collapsing.
Remind me....what biz did Luis come from? Which biz is he returning to? My memory escapes me. Oh, do 11 million tourist stay in hotels ?
They will only come with a plan if they can line their own pockets
Common sense would realize these issues with mass deportations before beginning the process, and thus some sort of plan beforehand. That didn't happen there or here in the DR...time will tell what the fixes will be and/or the results thereof
It's not labourers, Haitian or Dominican, who are responsible for roofs collapsing on construction projects, it's the building engineers and maestros, who as far as I know are always Dominican.
I absolutely agree with this part of your post, and the same applies to agricultural work. I don't think many Dominicans would do the manual work in either of those two sectors for quite a lot more money.
I disagree.
These day laborers are gonna do whatever the boss onsight tells them they need to do that day regardless of the potential problem(s) it may cause in the future.
The onus of responsibility falls on the individuals at the top of the food chain who clearly made some very bad decisions.
Well, I don't mind at all if construction comes to a sreaching halt. That would be a good thing.
The only "issues" had with mass deportations to the north of us are coming from the same Team Autopen who let them into the country to begin with, go figure.
What a typical gringo attitude to display.
You try telling this to the poor people who are finally getting a tiny government home built, paved streets, working street lights and water pipes installed so their children dont have to fetch buckets of water every morning from a well at the bottom of a steep hill.
SMH...