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.075% if you think that is correct for the people working in the fields then i give you a challenge.  Drive around on any work day to the fields, vineyards, citrus groves, any place of Ag including packing houses and do your own head count see if you come up with .075% you will prove to yourself that the Pew institute is WRONG.   As far as the taxes do you know that years ago the IRS went to all illegal work areas and issued Tax Payer I.D. cards to see to it that (as we all know) the IRS gets its share.  This is why the I.D. program the republicans want to give you is such a joke to the people demanding action now.  Do you really believe the farmers and packing houses are absorbing the Taxes in each check they pay out.  And why do you think they are benefiting from all these wonderful social services you seem to think we have?  Have you been on welfare and tried to live?  If they are illegal then how do they get service? ...
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