DOJ Sues Oklahoma to Block New Immigration Law

@#31 ... That's by design. ...

Two questions...

1) got links?

2) why?

It seems to me, and the Border Patrol that this incursion may be purposeful...

An excerpt from the Border Patrol Union webpage that was deleted during fmr Pres Trump's term:
web.archive.org

Walls and fences are temporary solutions that focus on the symptom (illegal immigration) rather than the problem (employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens).

Walls and fences are only a speed bump. People who want to come to the United States to obtain employment will continue to go over, under, and around the walls and fences that are constructed.

Walls and fences will undoubtedly result in an increase in fraudulent documents and smuggling through the Ports of Entry.

Walls and fences do not solve the issue of people entering the country legally and staying beyond the date they are required to leave the country, a problem which will undoubtedly increase as more walls and fences are constructed.

Interesting...

Inside the World of Misinformation Targeting Migrants on Social Media (2022)
www.techtransparencyproject.org

... Migrants undertaking the perilous journey to the U.S. are overwhelmingly dependent on Facebook and WhatsApp, yet the platforms' owner, Meta, has done little to stop dangerous misinformation targeting them, according to a new survey of migrants headed to the U.S.

The study, conducted by the Tech Transparency Project (TTP), revealed that migrants were well aware of the myriad ways in which incorrect or deceptive information on social media platforms could make their lives more dangerous. Migrants told TTP that Facebook and WhatsApp connected them with individuals who promised to help them gain entry to the U.S., only to steal their money or abandon them in dangerous situations. ...

@#33 ...This isn't "immigration". It's invasion ...

Yeah, but, no.

That aside.

Why do companies seem to be so in favor of the influx of cheap labor, per the CBP?

In other words, why the deflection attempt?

@#37 ... I don't see people protesting farms that hire these people that are willing to do the jobs that most of us wouldn't for the price that they are paid. ...

Yup.

Where are the comments critical of the companies luring these immigrants into the Country>

But to your point, how many American citizens are willing to work for the wages and [lack of] benefits offered by the companies hiring these immigrants?

To quote the CBP Union article I cited in #35 ...

... Walls and fences are temporary solutions that focus on the symptom (illegal immigration) rather than the problem (employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens). ...

@#42 ... In the next breath you'll complain about the anti-undocumented laws in Florida. ...

If you had read my comments, I had praised that law.

Do try harder.

@#43 ... Illegal Immigration isn't just one problem, it's multilayered.

If the government didn't allow illegal immigrants to exist in the country do you think companies would be hiring them? ...

A couple questions...

1) define "allow."

2) (and this is the important one for me...) As the Customs and Border Patrol union seems to think...

Why did the CBP union specifically call out employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens? ...

Knowingly.

That is the CBP Union's word, not mine.

Knowingly hire illegal aliens.

@#41 ... You mean paid below minimum wage? Skipping OSHA requirements? Hiring underaged workers? Non-union? ...

Exactly.

Because the companies know those workers cannot complain about their working conditions because if they do, they may (likely) be deported.

That is a reason why the companies like them.

They cannot complain about the abysmal working conditions.