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Add Conan O'Brien to those who see the migrant caravan as cheap unskilled labor

As Twitchy reported earlier Tuesday, CNN reporter Bill Weir showed just what he thinks of the job prospects for the thousands of migrants headed for the U.S. border: they’ll either be picking lettuce, working as maids, or doing day labor.

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Out of literally thousands of people marching toward America, there’s not one with professional work experience? Aptitude? We’ve been told countless times by liberals that they’re fleeing violence in their home country, not country-shopping in search of work.

Looks like Conan O’Brien and Weir should hang out sometime: they both seem to share very low expectations of these migrants.

Like what? Picking lettuce? Cleaning hotel rooms? Those jobs that Americans won’t do?

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They’re nothing but cheap labor apparently; why not scoop up a few?

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You end up with Jimmy Kimmel?


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