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We must make businesses pay for the full cost of the illegal labor they either directly use or support. The way to do that is to tax all businesses sufficiently to cover all the cost associated with illegal aliens, e.g., school costs, social welfare costs, jail costs, health care costs, and any other costs that can be shown to result from the illegal aliens in the metro area.
Some will say that not all businesses hire illegal aliens. I say I don't either, but I'm taxed anyway. Help get rid of them instead of having your Better Business Bureau join in efforts to block any law design to deal with this invasion. The tax should be automatically adjusted annually to the total cost illegal aliens impose on government.