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Yeah, and in the process, the contractor and Developer are making huge profits and jacking up the cost of homes. Homes that 5 years ago sold for $200k less. You can't tell me that materials and labor went up 45% in 5 years when they're still paying illegals to... show more

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Moriclaz1 year ago

Thank you for breaking this down to all the dumb motherfuckers that can't get this through their fucking heads, my brother. I lived this reality for over 15yrs doing Drywall. They would then go home and live like kings in the winter during the slow months. Am I bitter? You're God damned right I'm bitter. I spent my youth trying to build a business that became wasted time. I would go back now, but I'm to damned old and my body's to broken. FUCK ALL ILLEGALS! AND FUCK YOU IF YOU SUPPORT THEM!

Ken Wells1 year ago

We need to arrest the employers.

Otter in Kentucky1 year ago

Plus, they build CRAP houses.

Cat’s Paw1 year ago

Not only American wages decrease exponentially but the QUALITY of workmanship disappears as well.

The Liberation Project1 year ago

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Kimber1 year ago

Say it louder for the people in the back! Americans deserve the jobs! 👏🏻👏🏻

X 4 Eternity1 year ago

YOU are the defender of citizenry. Call ICE.

Free Floridian1 year ago

@Tonya48964 A contractor for the city or county has been laying new internet cable. Teams of young men who speak no English at all have been digging up our neighborhoods for 2 weeks.Pretty sure they are illegals. Endless situation.

Larry Stogsdill1 year ago

I can tell you this is the truth I quit being a carpenter because of the wages we’re going down and became a superintendent 40 years ago

Merrrrr1 year ago

This is the truth! It’s not that Americans won’t do the job, they can’t get the job because they have the burden of taxes and healthcare etc. Skilled labor having to get a job waiting tables etc because it’s more money so they can pay their obligations. This is reality !!!!! Don’t let democrats get away with the lies!!!! Repost this truth!!!

monk1 year ago

This was done purposely to keep Americans constantly working and miserable. Illegals cut wages and send it all to they countries. I was a contractor that paid everybody the illegal wage. DEPORT EVERY FUKIN ILLEGAL

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