The Washington Post and The New York Times continue to cheerlead immigration-driven population growth while ignoring how it contributes to inequality through its negative impact on American workers.
Immigration numbers have played a largely unrecognized role in forcing vulnerable groups to compete against each other, and Blacks have been especially harmed. The solution is simple: Congress should reduce the numbers. All workers, immigrant and native born, would benefit from tighter labor markets and higher wages.
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The DHS believes that there is a gap between the demands of businesses and the number of “qualified and willing U.S. workers,” and announced on Monday that they are looking into increasing the number of seasonal workers granted access into the United States. Businesses have been actively pushing for an increase in H-2B program, arguing […]