Introduction
Introduction
Today, I’m, going to tell you about the importances of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. economy, how they make part of the economy in areas of work like agriculture, management, and what can happen if they acquired legalizing.
First, let‘s look at the agriculture.
According to the Joint Economic Committee, last years the “total farm cash receipts exceeded $390 billion”. This shows a very important factor because due to agriculture people are able to buy things they want. Which this contributes to the economy due to the tax papers the owner has to do every year. Other pieces of evidence is In addition, based on the U.S. Department of agriculture's each time that the U.S. exports in 2011 was $1 billion dollars it support around 6,700 jobs for undocumented immigrants as well as documented immigrants and in 2012 it supports around one million jobs in the country, including “positions on farms, in the food processing industry, in the trade and transportation sector and in other supporting industries. The more jobs available the more money in the society which leads the pay taxes and those who are not doing their income taxes due to the immigration status they still making and …show more content…
This means that even though they are undocumented immigrants, they have the opportunity to work in these fields, providing the U.S. more taxes because now undocumented immigrants will be able to get more money to support their daily life and they may even start a new business which is great for the U.S. economy due to the process and license they have to purchase to run the
Introduction
Today, I’m, going to tell you about the importances of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. economy, how they make part of the economy in areas of work like agriculture, management, and what can happen if they acquired legalizing.
First, let‘s look at the agriculture.
According to the Joint Economic Committee, last years the “total farm cash receipts exceeded $390 billion”. This shows a very important factor because due to agriculture people are able to buy things they want. Which this contributes to the economy due to the tax papers the owner has to do every year. Other pieces of evidence is In addition, based on the U.S. Department of agriculture's each time that the U.S. exports in 2011 was $1 billion dollars it support around 6,700 jobs for undocumented immigrants as well as documented immigrants and in 2012 it supports around one million jobs in the country, including “positions on farms, in the food processing industry, in the trade and transportation sector and in other supporting industries. The more jobs available the more money in the society which leads the pay taxes and those who are not doing their income taxes due to the immigration status they still making and …show more content…
This means that even though they are undocumented immigrants, they have the opportunity to work in these fields, providing the U.S. more taxes because now undocumented immigrants will be able to get more money to support their daily life and they may even start a new business which is great for the U.S. economy due to the process and license they have to purchase to run the