Because of the labor shortage caused by the immigration crackdown, some industries now say, "If you're a U.S. citizen, you don’t have to work night shifts." But why not just stop night shifts completely?

That’s interesting, because I live a block away from a Walgreens that’s open 24/7, and when I go there at 2 or 3 a.m., I usually see U.S. citizens working — mostly white, if that matters to the argument. So maybe the idea that only immigrants are willing to work night shifts isn’t as solid as it sounds.

Also, not sure when we decided that Americans are completely incapable of taking tough shifts. Plenty still do — maybe not by choice, but because rent doesn’t care about your schedule. It's almost like the real issue isn’t immigration, but how companies treat all low-wage workers like they're replaceable.

But yeah, let’s keep pretending this is just about immigrants "filling the gaps" while ignoring how corporations benefit from underpaying *everyone* regardless of where they were born.

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Sql_Sever, kam garne manche paudaina bhanda pani, price low rakhna kam salary rakhnai parcha. USA ko national debt 37T cha. Tesko interest tirdai paisa sakincha ani feri borrow garera paisa chalauchan. Tetro national debt bhako bela inflation tala rakha lai cheap labor ta chaiyo ni. Cheap labor pani salary line manche lai worth it huna paryo.

Normally, immigrants haru euta apartment ma 3-4 jana baschan. Dollar ko exchange rate high huncha money transfer garda. Yedi immigrant nikalne ho bhane kharcha ni tehi bamojim katna parcha USA le which is not possible immediately. Ahile budget bill pass garna kati garo bhai racha.

Tasartha America ma kam garne manche immigrant nai matrai hune haina, tara immigrant jasari nai 3-4 jana room share garera basera, 500 dollar hapta ko salary ma pani paisa save garna chai American lai garo cha. Just my dui paisa.