Ex-nay Giant says let ex-cons, no migrants, Trucker jobs fill after the ban of Rubio

Exclusive: Landing a well-paid “second opportunity” job is one of the biggest challenges that are reformed, ex-judgment when they try to re-integrate into society, formerly New York Giants Safety and humanitarian activist Jack Brewer Fox News Digital told.

In that context, the command of the Minister of Foreign Affairs Marco Rubio is who holds illegal immigrants and certain visa holders to obtain commercial driving licenses – published after a deadly crash on the Turnpike of Florida – is exactly the kind of action that American citizens and others are looking for that useful opportunity opportunities, he said.

Brewer leads the Jack Brewer Foundation – who works with locked up and previously locked up men to help them reintegrate into society, offer food and to offer accommodation for the needy people worldwide and to draw attention to the epidemic of American fatherlessness.

“It is time for us to stop Visa for commercial truck drivers. There are Americans ready, trained and enthusiastic to work – who want these jobs, but they are confronted with huge barriers because of criminal registers or bureaucratic disabilities,” Brewer said.

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Rubio issued the order on Thursday after an illegal immigrant trucker reportedly caused a deadly crash on the Turnpike of Florida.

BREWER said too many Americans were blocked for stable work:

“Many cannot get good jobs. It is almost impossible for them to sign a lease or even rent a place to live. They wear that Stigma forever.”

Brewer mentioned federal figures that show 19 million criminals in the US live, with a total of 77 million Americans who have been influenced in one way or another by the criminal justice system-Bijna one third of the population of working age.

“And these are American citizens,” he said. “Take CDL Licensions as an example. There are CDL programs in prisons throughout the country where men train for years to drive trucks. But when they get out, they are blocked for those jobs due to probationary rules and regulations.”

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Brewer said that the wreck – randomly involved in the Indian National Harjinder Singh, who fled to California before he was delivered back – in the course of the road why American citizens should be given priority again.

He noted that the decenters in that crash could have been family or staff of his foundation.

“I know the prisons in that area, I know the men who come from them, and I know how difficult it is for them to get jobs,” he added.

Rubio ordered Thursday that “all the issue of employee visa for commercial truck drivers” would be paused, with reference to safety problems and the “undermining [of] Livelihoods or American Truckers. “

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That call was reflected by another Floridian, Attorney General James Uthmmeier, who announced on Monday at the Live Oak-Like station on i-10 in the Panhandle that the State will use its 287 (g) agreement with ICE to perform immigration controls at such facilities.

Brewer praised Uthmeier, which suggests that other states follow that lead.

“Every driver of a huge semi-truck should have his references verified, and only legal American citizens should be familiar with that responsibility,” he said.

Trucking should only be the beginning, he said, adding that industries should give priority to American citizens across the board and in particular those in situations such as former judgments who have extra obstacles to prevent; That they “take the chains” that people who pay taxes and keep citizenship before they look at foreign citizens to fill vacancies.

Todd Spencer, chairman of the owner-operator Independent Driver Association (OOIDA), added comments to Fox News Digital that Rubio’s order also destroys the “myth of a shortage of a truck driver”.

“The abuse of visa programs, together with the rise of non-domicilated CDL holders in recent years, has fueled a stream of drivers in our country who have difficulty working safely in full compliance with the regulations,” said Spencer, adding that he also asked usdot to scorn all “non-eMicilililated” programs.