Freewill
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The real reason, in my opinion, that immigration reform is such a push. It supports big business, why else? When, in the history of America, was there such an emphasis on low wage/none labor?
Business Groups Not Backing Down on Immigration Reform - US News
A new report reveals if Congress does not act to overhaul the countrys immigration system, the future could be bleak for businesses who depend on lower-skilled workers.
The study, which was released during a Capitol Hill meeting co-hosted by the Partnership for a New American Economy, a bipartisan group of mayors and business leaders, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, finds that while there is still a strong demand for low-skilled workers, the number of Americans willing to fill those low-skill jobs has dwindled dramatically during the last two decades.
Business Groups Not Backing Down on Immigration Reform - US News
A new report reveals if Congress does not act to overhaul the countrys immigration system, the future could be bleak for businesses who depend on lower-skilled workers.
The study, which was released during a Capitol Hill meeting co-hosted by the Partnership for a New American Economy, a bipartisan group of mayors and business leaders, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, finds that while there is still a strong demand for low-skilled workers, the number of Americans willing to fill those low-skill jobs has dwindled dramatically during the last two decades.