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Havent really tested that theory because weve never made it hard to hire unauthorized workers. but we definitely dont make it easy to hire legal immigrant workers in those sectors. what most economists will tell you is that immigrants really take complimentary jobs and wages for all workers tend to go up because immigrants come and take the jobs. but theyre also consumers paying rent and supporting broader economic growth. >> so heres the political part of this question. so how do you, if youre ...

This is a typical day. at 1:00 in the afternoon, the temperature 124 degree heat stroke weather. 20 degrees hotter than in brazil which they declared first of its kind water break in the middle of the match. soccer federation officials were warned by the potentially dangerous heat and about what human rights groups called medieval labor conditions for immigrant workers. >> seven, eight, nine, ten in this room. >> reporter: but all that was ignored in the final vote which came down to qatar and t...

Qatar. this is a typical day. at 1:00 in the afternoon, the temperature is 124 degrees. thats heat stroke weather. 20 degrees hotter than in brazil which in this years world cup they declared the first of its kind water break in the middle of the match. >> it could be dangerous. >> reporter: soccer federation officials were warned about the potentially dangerous heat and about what human rights groups called medieval labor conditions for immigrant workers. >> seven, eight, nine, ten in this room...

Its dao you to violence in those countries >> and one thing that bob corker said last year is that the provisions to border security were probably overkill. im hearing now that one of the reasons this is happening on the republican side is the border is not secure. how do you quantify border security in the house gop conference? it seems an impossible thing to do. >> almost impossible and everyone has a different definition of what border security is. however -- and theres something the i want s...

>> the election results were, shall we say, dubious. >> some of them were arrested and put in prison and some of them are still there. >> divide and conquer? well, look who showed up today. everybody from human rights activists to ultra right-wing nationalists who think putin has been too soft. putin is not right wing enough for them. >> no. hes like a liberal to them. he doesnt refuse immigrant workers. >> right. >> im kind of shocked these guys are at the same demonstration. >> russians are no...

>> the election results were, shall we say, dubious. >> some of them were arrested and put in prison and some of them are still there. >> divide and conquer? well, look who showed up today. everybody from human rights activists to ultra right-wing nationalists who think putin has been too soft. putin is not right wing enough for them. >> no. hes like a liberal to them. he doesnt refuse immigrant workers. >> right. >> im kind of shocked these guys are at the same demonstration. >> russians are no...

Them are still there. >> divide and conquer? well, look who showed up today. everybody from human rights activists to ultra right-wing nationalists who think putin has been too soft. putin is not right wing enough for them. >> no. hes like a liberal to them. he doesnt refuse immigrant workers. >> right. >> im sort of shocked that these guys were at the same demonstration. >> russians are not united against one political agenda. >> its general unhappiness with putin. >> thats it. ♪ >> bad thing...

Is run by a trustee of nyus board. to understand how this happened, you have to understand the strange social pyramid that exists in abu dhabi, where the per capita income is more than $100,000, where the royal family can finance an entire nyu campus and contribute at least $50 million to the university, in exchange for the prestige the campus brings. while citizens of abu dhabi live in relative luxury, low-paid immigrant workers who make up the majority of the population can find themselves tra...

Is run by a trustee of nyus board pop to understand how this happened, you have to understand the strange social pyramid that exists in abu dhabi, where the per capita income is more than $100,000, where the royal family can finance an entire nyu campus and contribute at least $50 million to the university, in exchange for the prestige the campus brings. while citizens of abu dobby live in relative luxury, low-paid immigrant workers who make up the majority of the population can find themselves ...

"cosmopolitan" reflection of a globalizing society, despite its country where criticizing the government is a crime. and for its first ever commencement ceremony, it attracted no less than bill clinton to speak to the graduating class. yet the entire thing, the whole gleaming spectacle appears to be built on the absolute ugliest foundations. last week, "new york times" reported that some of the roughly 6,000 immigrant workers who built its new campus were charged a years wages to land the job, d...