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The OP is simply a link to a numbersUSA article. >> Calif. & Wis. voters nearly identical in wanting immigration reducedThe one about welfare benefits.
I don't see anything about welfare benefits there
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The OP is simply a link to a numbersUSA article. >> Calif. & Wis. voters nearly identical in wanting immigration reducedThe one about welfare benefits.
At least in my part of Maine, it is too cold for too long each year. There are very few good paying jobs except fishing, which requires a big initial investment and it will kill your back. Professional jobs--most folks have to move away to get jobs like that. Services, including medical services, are hours away. There is no public transportation and very little in the way of rental properties. We have to drive 90 miles to a movie theater. Enough reasons?
CA — 57% of ALL voters
WI — 57% of ALL voters
CO — 56% of ALL voters
VA — 57% of ALL voters
OH — 65% of ALL voters
PA — 58% of ALL voters
TN — 64% of ALL voters
Calif. & Wis. voters nearly identical in wanting immigration reduced
i wouldn't even stipulate a number but a few beggars that want to enter the USA MIGHT be allowed into the USA if they are good enough . And no voting for those new arrivals to the USA .
No, but hand-picked agriculture is a small part of agriculture. That is a seasonal, temporary, migration type job that does not justify 11 million illegal Mexicans living here permanently.Is agriculture a tiny area of the economy?
Epitaph on America's Tombstone: TO GET A GOOD JOB, GET A GOOD EDUCATIONThe US is a post industrial economy. We do not require low skilled labor as we have plenty of that domestically. The highly skilled labor can either be trained internally or supplemented via the H-1B Visa program.
They are not available because they have not been incentivized to. They have been underbid by a cheap illegal labor pool. The same goes for many industries. Not just farming.Agriculture workers are not available in the regions or areas they are needed without adding the high cost of housing and transportation to the labor cost.The US is a post industrial economy. We do not require low skilled labor as we have plenty of that domestically. The highly skilled labor can either be trained internally or supplemented via the H-1B Visa program.