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You'd be surprised.
Sunday, June 19, 2005
FOXNews.com - U.S. & World - Border Crossings or Flood Gates?
I'll highlight the keypoints for you.
- One in every 11 people born in Mexico is now living in the United States
- "unauthorized migrants," are pushing down the quality of schools and pushing up crime rates and health care costs, the study says
- pushing out the middle class and creating a Third World subculture within the United States
- Over the past 10 years illegal immigration has surpassed legal immigration into the United States, and there's no end in sight.
- “It's absolutely impossible to try and build a flourishing, competitive economy when a growing portion of the labor force is simply illiterate.”
“We're destroying what we have in this country,” Mehlman said. “We're obliterating the future for our children and we're doing it for the sake of a few employers who want low-wage labor.”
I could have told you that. I don't have much time to comment on this, but I think the article and "study" speak for themselves.
I'll highlight the keypoints for you.
- One in every 11 people born in Mexico is now living in the United States
- "unauthorized migrants," are pushing down the quality of schools and pushing up crime rates and health care costs, the study says
- pushing out the middle class and creating a Third World subculture within the United States
- Over the past 10 years illegal immigration has surpassed legal immigration into the United States, and there's no end in sight.
- “It's absolutely impossible to try and build a flourishing, competitive economy when a growing portion of the labor force is simply illiterate.”
“We're destroying what we have in this country,” Mehlman said. “We're obliterating the future for our children and we're doing it for the sake of a few employers who want low-wage labor.”
I could have told you that. I don't have much time to comment on this, but I think the article and "study" speak for themselves.
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