A major concern, and probably the most to take in consideration, for illegal immigration, harming the economy are the employees correlating to the jobs available, which most of the time leads to displacement in immigrants. “Every year on average 2.5 million jobs, whom were previous held by Caucasians or previous immigrants are taken by new coming immigrants who often perform the same amount of work while receiving half the pay” (www.EconomyPolicyInstitute.org), this still shows a huge gain from what they would be earning or they would have not emigrated from their country for a better job.
A recent ongoing search case which occurred on May 8, 2015 in southern California involving The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) where …show more content…
This affects many cooperate businesses from fast food restaurants, to jobs that require more hands on experience such as construction workers and cooks, to substitute teaching among other everyday jobs which have an impact on the common population. In 2014, taking place in California, a population with a variety of ethnicities which included Hispanics, Caucasians and African Americans occurred with high percentage of unemployment with a surprising number who ranged earning their bachelors to their doctor’s degree. It also came to a surprise that Caucasians and African Americans specifically had a more of a long shot obtaining jobs. Also there would be a lowered wage for these jobs since immigrants were willing to work more hours for …show more content…
There’s some cases in which taxpayers contribute huge amounts to cover children being born every day. For example, if an immigrant illegally comes to the U.S regardless the country in which they came from decided to settle down and start a family, the child would inherent the status of a U.S. citizen although having parents who didn’t originate from there, yet the benefits are available only to the child. From there the sky is the limit for the child, as he or she can have “full access to aids and assistances that are eligibly legal in his status” (www.nilc.org), therefore the benefits would be passed on as a joint share with both child and family. Having accessibility to these programs can improve and make life easier at home in various ways ranging from benefits to low income families with children, health and nutrition assistance and housing assistance
A recent ongoing search case which occurred on May 8, 2015 in southern California involving The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) where …show more content…
This affects many cooperate businesses from fast food restaurants, to jobs that require more hands on experience such as construction workers and cooks, to substitute teaching among other everyday jobs which have an impact on the common population. In 2014, taking place in California, a population with a variety of ethnicities which included Hispanics, Caucasians and African Americans occurred with high percentage of unemployment with a surprising number who ranged earning their bachelors to their doctor’s degree. It also came to a surprise that Caucasians and African Americans specifically had a more of a long shot obtaining jobs. Also there would be a lowered wage for these jobs since immigrants were willing to work more hours for …show more content…
There’s some cases in which taxpayers contribute huge amounts to cover children being born every day. For example, if an immigrant illegally comes to the U.S regardless the country in which they came from decided to settle down and start a family, the child would inherent the status of a U.S. citizen although having parents who didn’t originate from there, yet the benefits are available only to the child. From there the sky is the limit for the child, as he or she can have “full access to aids and assistances that are eligibly legal in his status” (www.nilc.org), therefore the benefits would be passed on as a joint share with both child and family. Having accessibility to these programs can improve and make life easier at home in various ways ranging from benefits to low income families with children, health and nutrition assistance and housing assistance