April 15, 2008 7:01 PM
David Verduin just pointed out that these laws are just band-aids and that some of these laws aren't needed because there are already laws on the books that could be enforced. In most cases in Riverside, many of the US contractors are the ones that are greedy.
David Nyce understands the undercutting worries, but most of the people he knows do employ legal immigrants or at least pay taxes.
Matthew Crosson says that there is nothing wrong with local governments wanting to enforce federal laws. in Suffolk, they used a law already on the books from 1986, but it lacked all the due process, but it was eventually put back in.