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10      		    A RESOLUTION CONCERNING

20 		THE EXPANSION OF RIGHTS FOR THE INCLUSION OF ILLEGAL 

30                 WORKERS BY THE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 

40 				  COMMISSION



50	WHEREAS:	The basic foundations of polity are inclusive that for society to 

60			advance and succeed, all citizens must subscribe to said polity and 

70			prescribe to standards of mutual contribution and establishment; 

80			and,

 

90	WHEREAS:	Non-citizens who participate in the rewards of the polity but 

100			without the contributions and sacrifices that the citizens bear the 

110			burden of are proven to not hold the tenants of said society in 

120			equal esteem; and,



130	WHEREAS:	Those who have no understanding of or respect for the laws of a 

140			polity are nothing but a detriment to the stability of said polity; 

150 			and,



160	WHEREAS:	To allow a non-citizen to disregard the established laws of a polity

170 			and to profit from that disregard is a sever injustice and violation

180 			of the trust given by each citizen of the polity who must bear the

190			burdens of citizenship in order to reap profit from said polity; and,



200	WHEREAS:	The cost of the rewards reaped by non-citizens who disregard the 

210			laws of the polity and collect these rewards illegally is a direct 

220 			theft of influence and justice from the polity in its entirety as a 

230			social-contract entity and of each individual citizen; and,



240	WHEREAS:	Injuries incurred by law-breakers while in the act of law-breaking 

250			cannot be allowed to be remunerable and reparable, such as the 

260			instance where a burglar is injured while in the house in which he 

270			is both trespassing and intent on committing his crime; and,



280	WHEREAS:	Remuneration of injury incurred while in the direct action of 

290			committing a crime is a threat to the substance, security, peace of 

300			mind, and justice of any society of law-abiding citizens; and,



310	WHEREAS:	In October of this year, Equal Employment Opportunity 

320 			Commission (herein EEOC) Chairwoman Ida L. Castro announced 

330 			the expansion of EEOC regulations and protections to 

340			undocumented illegal workers; and,



350	WHEREAS: 	This expansion will result in illegal workers receiving backpay, 

360			damages, attorneyâs fees and even reinstatement to their jobs 

370			regardless of the fact that they were in the act of committing the 

380			crime of working illegally; and,



390	WHEREAS:	The reinstatement of illegal workers to their jobs would make the 

400			federal government a party to the federal crime of employing 

410			undocumented workers; and,



420	WHEREAS:	A regulation which does not hold the weight of law cannot 

430			supercede a law; and,



440	WHEREAS:	A regulation which would force the federal government to break a 

450			federal law is ludicrous in nature and ignorant in intent; and,



460	WHEREAS:	A regulation which would cause a violation of federal law and 

470 			which would also grant safe harbor for a criminal act for which

480 			profit may be reaped at the expense of the polity to which the

490			criminal has no allegiance and from which services are taken is an 

500			open direct attack on the foundations of said polity and a 

510 			pummeling of the principles of the social contract.



520	THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: 	That the Maryland Student Legislature 

530			condemns the expansion of EEOC protections to undocumented 

540			workers citing the clear fact that injuries incurred through 

550			improper employment practices cannot be remunerated due to the 

560			fact that said injuries occurred while in the act of committing a 

570			federal crime; and,



580	BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Maryland Student 

590			Legislature believes that the attempt to create a bulwark for the 

600			commission of federal crimes does not serve a public interest or 

610			the common good; and,



620 	BE IT FURTEHR RESOLVED: That the Maryland Student 

630			Legislature believes that the establishment of these protections is a 

640			disservice to the interests and rights of every citizen of our polity, 

650			the United States of America.



660	MANDATES:	President William Clinton, United States of America

670 			Chairwoman Ida L. Castro, Equal Employment Opportunity 

680 			Commission

690 			Representative Dan Burton, Chairman, House Committee on 

700			Government Reform and Oversight





Sponsor:

Michael R.O. Berlin

Speaker of the Assembly

Maryland Student Legislature

Baltimore, MD 21228

mberli1@gl.umbc.edu

University of Maryland, Baltimore County