Crucially, immigration-driven competition has been strongest among poor and working-class Americans, while wealthier, better-educated workers have mostly been spared strong downward pressure on their incomes. According to an analysis by the Center for Immigration Studies, immigrants account for 35 percent of workers in building cleaning and maintenance, but only 10 percent in the corporate and financial sectors; 24 percent of workers in construction, but only 8 percent of teachers and college professors; 23 percent among food preparation workers, but only 7 percent among lawyers. As the following table shows, high percentages of immigrant workers within an economic sector strongly correlates with high levels of unemployment.
And those are labor and civil rights violations by the US government against our most vulnerable citizens, the vast majority, minority-protected citizens, citizens who because of racism already have an uphill battle, a problem the US government and State Governments are required to offset, to protect, to ensure unfair wage competition does not exist from people who aren't even supposed to be the country.

Where's the ACLU on this? Are they so blinded by the fake, fabricated or exaggerated sob stories of foreigners that they don't see the real understated heart-breaking stories of American Citizens suffering the brunt of these anti-American immigration, labor and civil rights laws?

Where are Republicans on this? We are the civil rights and worker protection party. It's why we were formed, it's what we've fought for every day of every year since 1857 when our party was formed. Where are you Republicans? This isn't only about a treasonous President violating our laws and constitution, this is about the consequences his actions have on US citizens which is why we have immigration, labor and civil rights laws to begin with, to protect our workers and citizens of all races from this very type of harm.

It's time the be the Republican Party it was formed to be, protecting civil rights of US citizens first and foremost.