Immigration of the population as the entry of the population of one country to another for temporary or permanent residence, considered in relation to the country where migrants come. Passing a comprehensive reform. The Economics of family reunification.
Essay immigration economy reform What comes into your mind when you hear the word immigrants? Is it the people who illegally move to another country and live there by receiving welfare? Is it the people who drain the U.S economy, while not paying taxes? Is it the criminals? Who are the 11 million or so people who fit that description? Jeff Passel, senior demographer at the Pew Hispanic Center, says the one he hears the most -- at least the one he can repeat -- is “a single young man whos working in day labor.” That man is probably from Mexico, where he probably snuck across the border. It’s not that nobody fits that description, says Passel. Plenty do. But, he says, the stereotypes are “mostly wrong.” It turns out that the majority of unauthorized immigrants living here are couples with children, and an estimated 40 percent of illegal immigrants are actually women. (Krissy Clark < Marketplace) We have to take a big action to pass an immigration reform bill this year, to increase the efficiency of the U.S. eco
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