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By the way: libertarians don't want any restrictions on low-wage labor coming into the USA. Even though you claim to be libertarian, I'm guessing that this is just another thing you don't agree with them on.
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I could stand here all day and tutor you. Why don't you read up and come back when you know something. I'm going to try to pry you just once more off the zero level, but that's the end of the free tutoring.
What you're talking about is the "Part/Whole" fallacy: dimwits like you will pick out what would be one of many aspects of libertarianism, in this case the free movement of labor, and wonder why we don't support them. It's because liberatarianism makes sense only when it's applied to the WHOLE ECONOMY AND POLITY. I'll support free movement of labor when insurance companies stop cost-shifting the medical bills of deadbeat aliens onto my insurance premiums, and hospitals stop cost-shifting illegal aliens bills onto paying patients, to give you just one of many possible examples. Don't understand what I'm saying? Come back when you have a clue.