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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Again, yet another example of how immigration policy is really only in place to help businesses keep costs down. Whether it's illegal immigration or programs like this.[/quote] + a million. [b]People ask why teenagers aren't lifeguards anymore.[/b] I get that its because there aren't enough teenagers available to work in the summer, but I also think their wages haven't changed at all since I was probably a lifeguard, it was very good money when I was a teen, enough to support all the fun things I wanted to do during the year. Now, I bet you could $2000 even if you worked all summer. It's not worth it for teens![/quote] I'm not sure this is the only reason teenagers aren't lifeguards. IRL and on here, all I hear from parents of teens is that they don't want their teens to work part-time jobs. The perception seems to be that it's a distraction from focusing on college. And the parents seem to think working won't add anything to their college applications. So they don't see the point of their teen working for minimum wage when they have money. Personally, I think part-time jobs are good for teens. But I don't think that is the prevailing view. So it isn't Europeans keeping American teens from working summer jobs; it's American parents.[/quote]
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