I worked for about 4 years in La Jolla and Del Mar California, truly a beautiful place to visit, if you get a chance. In a lot of the canyons that weave through the $600,000-multi million dollar homes from Claremont to Oceanside, there are migrant farm camps. This is no real secret in San Diego County. These people in these camps who live in the elements that are shot with pellet guns and run out by the cops regularly work for some of the people who live on these hills. Maybe they garden. Maybe they are nannies. Maybe they work in the Carlsbad flower fields. Maybe they do the cooking at Aviara country club or one of the other coastal hotels or farms in the area. They put in work, but they don’t get the benefits for that work. Their employers can afford million dollar homes and expensive cars and barely pay these people who live in the valleys the money to go to Jack in a Box.

Why is the creation of a defacto slave populace acceptable to those who advocate open borders?
To answer a few people who have posted. The situation these people live in, while not slavery de jur (By law) is still de facto slavery (as a matter of fact) because they are so deprived of funds that they will put up with anything to get the cents on the dollar they get here.
I didn’t post this as a way to say “deport them all.” Our country’s unemployment sits between 3-5%. There are jobs to be had here. My concern is if businesses NEED these workers, then why are we as a society allowing them to rob them daily with a wink and a nod. Why are we then being asked to subsidize that need?

you know like camps, and hotels and motels resorts state parks