[bgill]

Recognizing that non-DACA recipients could potentially click through the survey, the researchers reported taking steps to eliminate bias and other factors that might skew the results.

What were these steps? The steps they walked to go over to Mama Castro's La Raza office to verify the results with her?

Last evening's local news was all up in arms over the hours long wait time in the ERs due to the flu in Austin and San Antonio, TX. San Antonio had the longest wait. Wow! Imagine that! Of course, it couldn't be because San Antonio is full of illegals who had just gotten back from visiting with grandma back in Mexico and brought back all sorts of germs and virus to spread around the schools and grocery stores. This happens every year in January. Close down the border on Dec. 25 and we wouldn't have such a problem. 11 people have died from the flu around Austin.

[Brown Deer]

Nowhere does it mention how many surveys were sent out, it only mentions how many they received back, and then of those surveys returned to them, they set aside many of them and did not include them in their results.

How many never even bothered responding to the survey?

[luvbach1]

The short answer: Hell no!

[Stand W]

I read a Pew survey not two weeks ago that said fully 25% could not speak English and were functionally illiterate.

Who to believe?

[rfp1234]

“Recipients” of what?

[wfu_deacons]

The survey participates were self-selected not randomly selected thus it is not a true scientific survey. The is the same problem that occurs with the exit polls.

[Oatka]

Asked if they were “currently employed,” 91.4 percent answered affirmatively, according to the results, with 55.9 percent of those respondents saying they hadn’t been employed “before DACA.”

So, if you accept that there are 800,000 DACA recipients, that means that means over 400,000 jobs were taken from American citizens.

[trebb]

How many were they actually able to contact?????