Illinois hospitality industry wants to expedite migrant work permits – Axios

Chicago hotels have 1,600 open positions, "yet, our federal government is telling [migrants], 'you have to wait six months until we allow you to work,'" Illinois Hotel & Lodging Association CEO Michael Jacobson said upon returning from D.C., where he advocated for expedited work visas.
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Ex Illini
2 years ago

What a great message to send to the illegals. Come to the USA and wait on us hand and foot!

Truth in Cook County
2 years ago
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A second great message is come to Chicago and stay in our hotels. However know we will have people who snuck into the country illegally enter your hotel room every day. We have no process to weed out those that were criminals in their home country, or know what health issues these people may have. Yikes.

Riverbender
2 years ago

Cut welfare and Americans will apply for those jobs

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