Nope. All charges were dropped.
Was that Rob?
This seems like a good idea to me I'm kind of surprised this wasn't already a thing.....every aspect of our lives are taxed......we should be taxing money leaving the economy higher than the money staying here. This is calling for 5% I wish it was at least double. I'm for work visas and non citizens workers....and them having a clear path to citizenship....but taxing money before it leaves to never come back seems smart to me. I wish it was taken a step further.....I wish employers had to pay additional payroll taxes to hire non-citizens. If the employee adds the value of the tax then they will be chosen just like any other job. If not then it makes it more advantageous to hire citizens at better wages and also gives an enforcement mechanism to keep companies who employ and work non citizens at low wages/bad conditions. I worked for a company that was pretty widely known for hiring foreign students at much lower rates than citizens right out of school.....they gave them all the crap jobs and worked them like dogs.....if you want to call it to the level of exploitive I wouldn't argue.....put increased tax on that level the field for US young adults while incentivizing employers with such hiring practices to sponsor employees for citizenship. If you can get your next batch of risk analyst from abroad for cheaper ok but that is going to be taxed at a level that it's worth your time to help them get their citizenship....
Straight to the gulag for that charge.
She was still driving without a valid driver's license.Nope. All charges were dropped.
Charges Against Ximena Arias-Cristobal Dropped
The Dalton Police Department and the prosecuting attorney of the City of Dalton have dismissed charges against Ximena Arias-Cristobal of making an improper turn and driving without a valid driver’s license.www.daltonga.gov
I didn't say that. But if you don't think uninsured illegals is a problem, then I don't know what to tell you.
I know you know how to properly tag me, you've done it before, gutless wonder.
Uninsured illegals are no more of a problem (and probably less of one) than uninsured legals.
It's a lot more difficult to get damages reimbursed from an unlicensed illegal. I've been through it. Authorities would do nothing.
I wouldn't agree it's "a lot more difficult" to get damages reimbursed from an unlicensed/uninsured illegal as it is an unlicensed/uninsured legal.
Matter of fact, I have. But the uninsured legal had a legimate job and all it took was threat of civil action to be reimbursed.
Fair enough.
I've had experience here. My wife has had exactly 4 wrecks in our 32 years of marriage. 3 not her fault and 1 was.
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