Thread: Employment Report Show Immigrants Displacing Americans Again

August 10, 2005
National Data, By Edwin S. Rubenstein
Employment Report Shows Immigrants Displacing Americans……Again

July’s better than expected payroll numbersâ€â€

[quote]Look for it in the MSMâ€â€

Someone please tell me....how many more days with GWB as president 365 x 3

Oh my gosh.

This is particularly shocking when you remember that Hispanics are only 15 percent of the workforce. Yet they got 60 percent of the job growth.

The displacement of native workers by immigrants is best measured by charting the trend of Hispanic and non-Hispanic employment growth, and the ratio of the two growth rates, which we call the VDARE.com American Worker Displacement Index [VDAWDI]:

This is the economic cost of illegal immigration in the United States Labor Market. Why any American Worker or American Labor Union would put us with this for one more minute is beyond me!!

WAKE UP STAND UP!! THESE ARE YOUR JOBS--YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO FIGHT FOR THEM!!

Final depressing note: The employment report also contained less than stellar news about personal incomes. Average hourly earnings rose 0.4 percent in July, but after adjusting for inflation, average wages were virtually unchanged from July 2004.

FLAT...what does a car do when stalled on a hill? It starts rolling backwards. It's a law of the universe.

The construction industry was particularly hard hit. It suffered a 1.1 percent decline in real wages over the past year despite record home building activity.

Irony and Opposites...record home building activity should have meant record jobs and wages for American Workers. Instead, the opposite occurred, another irony of illegal immigration.

[quote]Not coincidentally, construction is also the most immigrant intensive industry in the nation. Foreign-born Hispanics account for 48 percent of all “Plasters and stucco masonsâ€?, 45 percent of all “Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapersâ€?, and 31 percent of “construction laborersâ€?â€â€