reporting H1Bs to your local Health Department
Jun 2nd 2001, 10:36 pm
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A good way to get rid of H1B's is to notify your local health department. If you have
ever worked downwind of one, you realize how unpleasant that can be.
Many cities have limits on the number of people that can "live" in one house or
apartment.
Once the Health Department is notified, they MUST take action and start an
investigation.
INS WILL take action when local laws are broken, so you can use that as your
next step.
This DOES work. I know of at least four evictions that have resulted from these
complaints.
Chris
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ever worked downwind of one, you realize how unpleasant that can be.
Many cities have limits on the number of people that can "live" in one house or
apartment.
Once the Health Department is notified, they MUST take action and start an
investigation.
INS WILL take action when local laws are broken, so you can use that as your
next step.
This DOES work. I know of at least four evictions that have resulted from these
complaints.
Chris
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Jun 2nd 2001, 11:11 pm
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What a moron?
A good way to get rid of H1B's is to notify your local health department. If you have
ever worked downwind of one, you realize how unpleasant that can be. Really! Now go
and get your annual bath... it's long over due atleast by a week Memorial Day...
Every culture has that problem... what planet are you from?? Cutie Pie...
Many cities have limits on the number of people that can "live" in one house or
apartment.
Once the Health Department is notified, they MUST take action and start an
investigation.
INS WILL take action when local laws are broken, so you can use that as your
next step.
This DOES work. I know of at least four evictions that have resulted from these
complaints.
Chris
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A good way to get rid of H1B's is to notify your local health department. If you have
ever worked downwind of one, you realize how unpleasant that can be. Really! Now go
and get your annual bath... it's long over due atleast by a week Memorial Day...
Every culture has that problem... what planet are you from?? Cutie Pie...
Many cities have limits on the number of people that can "live" in one house or
apartment.
Once the Health Department is notified, they MUST take action and start an
investigation.
INS WILL take action when local laws are broken, so you can use that as your
next step.
This DOES work. I know of at least four evictions that have resulted from these
complaints.
Chris
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Jun 3rd 2001, 9:40 pm
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It's also a good way to find rednecks since many of them smell worse. Just remember
that you're separating the "sheep" from the "goats" and both of them have a
horrible smell.
"NEXUS" <[email protected]>
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that you're separating the "sheep" from the "goats" and both of them have a
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