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In Los Angeles, California, a new city law is going to require stores to provide shelter, food, water, rest rooms and other such things for illegal immigrants who gather in the parking lots of their stores. These people are day laborers looking for work in these stores such as Home Depot. The law is saying that the stores must take room out of their buildings which are already holding inventory or goods they plan to sell to make room for these new facilities. The law also says that it would only be for stores of more than 100,000 square feet. Is this law fair to the stores and the people that work in them?
In my opinion, of course not. These people are Illegal immigrants looking for work. By illegal, it implies they have no right to be staying in this country. If this is the case, why should they first of all be allowed to work in these stores in the first place, and why should they be given a place to stay and food and drink? Stores such as these are there for one reason: to make money. Why should they be required to have almost a lounge for people that simply gather in their parking lots during the day as they look for work? If they are in the country illegally, then no way should they be given such benefits. However, if someone comes into the country legally and is trying to find a job, by all means they should be allowed to do so. Why should taxpayers have to pay for things such as this for people that aren't here legally in the first place?
In my opinion, of course not. These people are Illegal immigrants looking for work. By illegal, it implies they have no right to be staying in this country. If this is the case, why should they first of all be allowed to work in these stores in the first place, and why should they be given a place to stay and food and drink? Stores such as these are there for one reason: to make money. Why should they be required to have almost a lounge for people that simply gather in their parking lots during the day as they look for work? If they are in the country illegally, then no way should they be given such benefits. However, if someone comes into the country legally and is trying to find a job, by all means they should be allowed to do so. Why should taxpayers have to pay for things such as this for people that aren't here legally in the first place?