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  • Bailing Out Illegals

    07/10/2009 6:29:38 PM PDT · by Kaslin · 36 replies · 2,251+ views
    IBD Editorials ^ | July 10, 2009
    Illegal Immigration: As California issues IOUs to its citizens, another ballot proposition may be brewing to cut off benefits that are draining the state budget. From education to welfare to crime, the cupboard is bare.California is a leader in both government debt and the sanctuary city movement. But as its citizens seek shelter from the economic storm, the question has arisen anew whether its non-citizens and the better life they want takes precedence over its citizens and the better life they are entitled to. In this mother of all recessions, it's getting harder to argue that illegal aliens are here...
  • Latino immigrants increasingly pessimistic about life in U.S.

    09/19/2008 5:16:03 PM PDT · by kingattax · 50 replies · 149+ views
    San Antonio Express-News ^ | 09/18/2008 | Hernán Rozemberg
    The combination of a lack of jobs due to a worsening economy and an unprecedented series of governmental work raids have got immigrants down in the dumps, according to findings in a new survey. The Pew Hispanic Center, a nonprofit research think tank based in Washington, concluded that Hispanics across the country, and in particular immigrants, are increasingly concerned about staying employed and being deported. According to Pew's annual national survey of Latinos, nearly two-thirds of Latino immigrants said their lives have worsened over the last year and nearly as many fear that they, their relatives or their friends could...
  • Study: Immigration has slowed since 2001

    09/28/2005 6:09:55 AM PDT · by FairOpinion · 15 replies · 331+ views
    San Diego Tribune ^ | Sept. 28, 2005 | Leslie Berestein
    A surge in immigration to the United States that peaked in the late 1990s during the nation's economic boom has slowed since 2001, according to a year-by-year study of immigration trends released yesterday by the Pew Hispanic Center. However, the nation's foreign-born population continues to grow. And as restrictions have curtailed legal immigration, undocumented immigrants have become a larger portion of the flow, in spite of increased border security. Meanwhile, as the share of legal entries has gone down, the share of estimated illegal entries has gone up. Between 1992 and 1997, undocumented immigrants accounted for 38 percent of overall...
  • Immigrants Benefit U.S. Economy Now as Ever

    07/03/2005 12:04:32 PM PDT · by bayourod · 52 replies · 1,252+ views
    LA Times ^ | 06-03-05 | James Flanigan
    ...The truth is, immigration to America hasn't changed much since early in the last century, when one of the greatest sources of poor, unlettered immigrants to the U.S. was Ireland....And there is little doubt that there are labor needs in this country that need addressing. There is a shortage of truck drivers in the U.S. and a shortage of all sorts of workers in hospitals such as nurses and clean-up staff. In many industries, including modern warehousing, education is needed to cope with computer-rich work environments....The word "legal" raises the issue that causes most of the fears about immigration —...
  • Study counters beliefs about illegal immigrants (Only 3 percent work in agriculture)

    06/15/2005 5:32:53 PM PDT · by calcowgirl · 12 replies · 1,736+ views
    Mercury News ^ | Jun. 15, 2005 | Jessie Mangaliman
    One quarter of the country's 10.3 million illegal immigrants have some college education and live with families, shattering a stereotype that this sector of the population is made up of poorly educated single men who work menial jobs, according to a national report released Tuesday. The report from the Pew Hispanic Center paints a portrait of the illegal-immigrant population in the United States that will be important as the country debates the controversial subject of immigration reform. "The stereotype we all know is single males working in agriculture," said Doris Meisner, senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute, which commissioned...
  • Recent illegals 'smarter' than previous crossers - (higher % have HS, college degrees)

    06/15/2005 2:50:54 PM PDT · by CHARLITE · 24 replies · 703+ views
    WORLD NET DAILY.COM ^ | JUNE 15, 2005 | Staff Writer
    A current commercial campaign for Geico insurance depicts modern-day cavemen who get offended when people assume they're uneducated. A similar theme could hold true when it comes to illegal aliens, according to a new study. Contrary to the stereotype of undocumented migrants as single males with very little education who perform manual labor in agriculture or construction, the Pew Hispanic Center report shows that most of the illegal population lives in families, a quarter has at least some college education and that illegal workers can be found in many sectors of the U.S. economy. "Not all of the unauthorized population...
  • Study counters beliefs about illegal immigrants

    06/15/2005 9:39:36 AM PDT · by Craig DeLuz · 16 replies · 751+ views
    San Jose Mercury News ^ | 6/15/2005 | Craig DeLuz
    Last month Mexican President Vicente Fox made the statement that illegal immigrants “are doing jobs that not even blacks want to do there in the United States.” But a recent study by the Pew Hispanic Center proves that this is not the case. Read More... Craig DeLuzVisit The Home of Uncommon Sense… www.craigdeluz.com