One key reality that is rarely if ever discussed is that the number of workers needed to provide the bare essentials of life to the 313 million residents of America is modest. If we need less workers, why are we bringing in 125,000 legal foreign workers a month? And why do we have pro-population growth immigration policies that saw us bring in 13.9 million legal immigrants during the decade ending in 2010, a decade that saw a net loss of jobs?
One hypothesis is that the jobs available will not be done by an American workforce so they must be filled by immigrants.
There are less “skilled” jobs than there are “unskilled” jobs.
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