If there wasn't a video, this one would be hard to believe.

Maybe they should just hire nannies in the US legally. What a concept!

True! Maybe it shouldn't be shocking corporate media is advising people how to break the law.

Of course they don't. They overwork their nannies, pay them next to nothing, give them no breaks and no sick days.&nbsp;

The word 'supposed' is doing a lot of work here.&nbsp;

American girls would need to be paid decent money. The rich white ladies don't want to pay their 'servants' decent wages.&nbsp;

Take time out of their botox and Pilates? Never!

LA moms are using illegal nannies while avoiding the law, as exposed by an LA Times reporter.{ai:summary}<p>A video from an LA Times reporter shows her advising LA mothers on how to protect illegal immigrant nannies from ICE, suggesting measures like providing paid leave and arranging transportation. Critics argue this promotes illegal activity and questions the media's role in such guidance.</p><p>Many commenters express outrage, suggesting that hiring legal nannies would be a better solution. They accuse affluent mothers of exploiting cheap labor while ignoring legal responsibilities, calling for accountability for those who aid illegal immigration. #illegals</p>

LA's Elite Moms: Exploiting Nannies, Evading Laws with Help of LA Times Reporter's Tips

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