I would only say that it is the same thing that is happening to them now. If we had passed a bill 2. 3. or 4 years ago they would have been protected. By rejecting the legislation they are subject to deportation. and that will continue to take place until we have our machinery in place. our resources in place. economic activity. employer sanctions and those things implemented and in place. I think that it is interestingand I have shared it with the Senator from Illinoisthe problems in addressing the issue of Mexico and the giving of economic aid to Mexico so that they might have an economy strengthened as being a solution to our own problems of illegal immigration. All studies have shown the economic aid in other countries very likely increases illegal immigration because. indeed. when the persons have been able to obtain some funds. that is what is required to come here illegally. They either pay a smuggler or someone less than a smuggler. an associate. or a friend. It takes money. When the money is received and the economic aid or support is increased. we have found in studies that illegal immigration increases. And it is indeed a longterm solutionthat type of aidbut in the near term of the next 15. 20. or 30 years. we are going to require employer sanctions. And that was the unanimous recommendation of the select commission.
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