prophetic tradition is to stand up to the unjust laws that are tearing families and communities apart. but, reverend, that is synonymous then with open borders. i mean, why have differentiation of any kind between countries? well, you know, of course there is the nation state system and i think that most advocates would agree that people should have a legal process in which to come through ports of entry. in fact asylum seekers are part of that legal process. but the problem that we have is there is no way for most of the immigrants that have come to there essentially is no line. people say get in the back of the line, but there is no line especially for low skill labor where our economy is pulling in people all the time for whatever part of like construction jobs, restaurant jobs. and so there is a need here and those people are part of our communities. they are part of our economy. they are a part of our
variable here. and also there is, of course, other factors. right, the democratic party is dependent on the hispanic vote. and the and i would say hispanic leaders, not necessarily the average hispanic voter. obviously, highly concerned about the crisis in central america and support the sort of the at least not curtailing the current levels of immigration but, and, of course, corporate part of the republican party has always supported low skill labor, and really what you are talking about really is an issue that transcends both parties in a sense that because it transcends the sort of both parties elites are inattentive to the crisis. we know the problem. is tucker: that s for sure. but the incentives, to put it simply we know the problem. the problem is agreed upon by experts. our political incentives are not to address the problem because where is the money? it s with google.
vote. and the and i would say hispanic leaders, not necessarily the average hispanic voter. obviously highly concerned about the crisis in central america and support the sort of the at least not curtailing the current levels of immigration but, and, of course, corporate part of the republican party has always supported low skill labor and really what you are talking about really is an issue that transcends both parties in a sense that because it transcends the sort of both party s elites are inattentive to the crisis. we know the problem. tucker: that s for sure. the incentives. to put it simply we know the problem. the problem is agreed upon by experts. our political incentives are not to address the problem because where is the money? it s with google. it s with, you know coch.
industries in our economy like agriculture, the tourism industry, we need people who are able to work those jobs. oscar has been working full-time since he was 14 years old. he has three siblings that have all been working for young age. we need the skills and talents of immigrants to make our country great. we need to find a way to do it legally. tucker: you are a smart guy, we both the same school. you don t really believe that our agriculture industry is the reason they are here. we have more americans unemployed then any time since the great depression. we have a surplus of americans who have no jobs. so that is why we are ringing in low skill labor? with his own small business, oscar has created six jobs. companies large and small, they are made by immigrants. we ought to be able to attract