These 'private sector' business owners are all for the 'free market', until it comes to them paying out competitive wages and benefits.  Then suddenly having government intervention to open the doors to temporary foreign workers seems like a great idea.

My brother-in law has several franchises fast food places and his game plan is to hire only TFWs, not just for the low-wages that he can pay them but because he makes even more money by forcing these poor people to live in town-houses that he owns through a separate corporation.  He also  back-charges them for transportation and food.  And if they complain about the poor conditions, excessive hours, or if they become ill, they are immediately terminated and put on a plane for home.

I say that if the service at these restaurants goes down or the prices go up, then it will be survival of the fittest.  Isn't that capitalism?