Working In Alberta Immigration Rights

Work in Alberta Video from Alberta Employment Standard

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Work in Alberta Rights
• Spanish
• subtitles

[submix8c]

Is this a joke? Spanish sub-titles... From viewing this, I see no difference between there and here in the US, as I didn't see anything allowing for Illegal workers. So, what's the point? Why do the Illegals also filter from North of the line to the US? Because they can get away with it here and not there? Uploader, please explain as I'm confused.

[skronk82]

@submix8c a) obviously you lost your way around youtube and really have no place here. b) your comments are completely irrelevant and show your lack of reasoning or understanding of the English language (typically what I expected) c) this video is to inform LEGAL immigrants of their rights while they are here (that is the point). d) There are just as many illegals from the US in Canada so i don't understand your complaint e) if you want to leave criticism, be intelligible about it...

[skronk82]

@submix8c as we see you lack the intelligence from making any proper comment, let me see if I can dispel this confusion you so openly portray: If you mean that illegal immigrants come to Canada and then go into the States then its quite probable that it is the case that they can get away with being illegal in the States and not up here. If you mean Canadians enter illegally into the States, then your question makes no sense - get away with what? Being illegally in a country?

[skronk82]

@submix8c It is LEGAL that Canadians are in Canada so there is NOTHING to get away with while they are up here in the sense of being illegally in the country... so to answer your question: yes illegal immigrants can more easily get away with being illegally in the country there; Canadians can't logically be illegally in Canada... they are citizens and therefore have nothing to get away with in that sense up here...

[submix8c]

@skronk82 quote - "please explain as I'm confused". And you did (I figured this was what the video was about), so I won't respond to the other comments. All of your other comments (as well as this one) prove my points. Canada is, in essence, not much different than the US. I do, however, find it interesting that you post this during the turmoil in the US. In response to "typical" you have no understanding of our situation. I did not "complain"; did you note the "?" (or not)? Closed!