A few interesting anecdotes:
1) I have had more luck with recently immigrated workers. I have no idea of their legal status. While the language barrier was a bit hard to navigate, they worked harder, faster, and cheaper than their "American" counterparts. The last group of "American" laborers we hired were a disaster. To the point that one was told to go home, and another walked off the job after getting into a cursing match with their boss. Unbelievable.
2) Many Americans have been fooled into thinking that hard work isn't worthwhile. They want all the benefits of good pay, without the sweat equity. Look at all the messaging from Mike Rowe. There are hundreds of thousands of good paying jobs that go unfilled each year, because folks simply don't want to put in the effort for the money.
Welcome to the welfare society where people have been conditioned to be lazy. One generation gets lazy then their kids turn lazy too. There are always exceptions to the rule. Just like all illegals aren't murdurers but they are all criminals.
one Americans have to work to eat again then they will shape up or die off. And I'm fine with that. There is no place for people who are capable but do not work. Starve