Thread: Colorado State professor examines immigration’s impact

Publish Date: 12/24/2009

Philip Cafaro wrote “The Economic Impacts of Mass Immigration into the United States and the Proper Progressive Response,â€

[quote]“If you’re concerned about growing inequalities in the United States and raising wages for the poorest Americans, you should support a different immigration policy,â€

I think it reads 1 & 1/2 years Roundabout.

I am happy it is being sent to our Congress Critters and just maybe they may listen to a Progressive and rethink their support for Amnesty.

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“We’re about halfway there to turning your average construction worker into someone earning poverty-level wages as opposed to good middle-class wages,â€

Good point USPatriot, and Thanks for the correction on the time. Blurred together.

Burns my butt that common sense is chopped up in institutions of higher learning, when all that was needed was honesty and a little attention with commentary from a mule skinner, avocado farmer, jasper miner, or drunk.

Originally Posted by roundabout

Good point USPatriot, and Thanks for the correction on the time. Blurred together.

Burns my butt that common sense is chopped up in institutions of higher learning, when all that was needed was honesty and a little attention with commentary from a mule skinner, avocado farmer, jasper miner, or drunk.

Yes it is blured together.

I agree with you and what you say but if it takes an academia to get Congresses attention so be it.Just get their attention since they do not listen to us average citizens.

Illegal aliens have hurt the construction industry tremendously and put many, many Americans out of work. With this being one of the main industries employing illegals there should be a serious effort made to identify and punish their employers.