Let Them Work, Let Them Work, Let Them Work -- and the Crisis Will be Over

    Just let them work, if you don't want a humanitarian crisis. Read the opening couple of paragraphs from a New York Post article and decide what should be done. Tell me that giving them jobs is not the answer.
   "Hundreds of migrants trying to get back into the Big Apple's overwhelmed shelter system have been flooding an East Village block as Mayor Eric Adams warned the crisis would soon be more visible than ever, The Post has learned.
   "The scores of asylum seekers lining the sidewalk on East 7th Street near Tomkins Square Park are among the thousands forced to reapply for temporary housing after being booted under the administration's 30-day cap on shelter stays."
   Mayor Adams should be fuming. He should be upset that we can't give these people jobs. If you allow these immigrants to work, they wouldn't need to jam your shelters. Adams should be yelling at President Biden, shouting at Congress, and making all kinds of noise in the national media, demanding that the broken system be fixed and the immigrants be allowed to work.
   There is nothing wrong with these poor people coming to America. We can raise false alarms and say the sky is falling.  But, no, we will survive quite well if these poor people are allowed a spot in America.
   When they want to work and are willing to work, let them. Tell me why we do not allow this?
   If you want to be set in your ways and determined to deport them after their hearings, be such a jerk. But, in the meantime, let them work, let them pay their way, let them earn a living so they won't have to depend on a government handout.