People have to have jobs. America has jobs, and Americans should be able to fill those jobs. There is a much different scenario in many places; however, immigrants often get good paying jobs that should have gone to Americans. ... Foreigners should have to pay more taxes than others, definitely not less. Sometimes immigrants will take jobs that no one else wants and that is ok, but it's not ok when high paying jobs go to Pakistanis that barely speak English and might be crazy. ...

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The unskilled immigrate will take whatever job is available at a much lower age that most Americans would receive for the same job. ... The article also indicates that several states that the taxpayers in those states pay an additional tax to cover health care and public schools that are used by the immigrate when the taxes the newcomer pays fall short. Most new immigrates families receive more publicly funded services than they pay in taxes. ... Eventhough immigrates use about the same services as American's, they pay less taxes because they own less property and are in lower paying ...

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Economics is a big factor that influences immigrants to find a way to come into the United States to find a job. ... Not only that but it will also help to the creation of 121,000 extra jobs over the next ten years. ... They wake up every morning for work just like you, they have to eat, pay rent, pay bills, and taxes just as any U.S. citizens would. Illegal immigrants have trouble finding jobs, but that doesn't stop them. ... Carla is not the only one, many people like her open their own business and make more job opportunities. ...

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Also an immigrant pays about 80,000 dollars more in taxes than he or she will earn in the time that they work in America. ... This causes problems in some cases if they are not able to understand what is happening in their job. ... This has caused many employers to put these people in lower paying jobs where they don't have to deal with many people so that the language barrier will not cause as much of a problem. ... With these stats there have been many immigrants who have started to sue their employers for discrimination in giving the good jobs with the higher pay. ... If we start h...

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Let's look at the question of jobs. ... Our children will pay the price of uncontrolled immigration. ... We are not doing a good job with our own poor, as we see more people without jobs. ... A common belief is that aliens fulfill many of the least desirable jobs. ... Actually, many Americans already work in these low-paying jobs. ...

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Even now, the undocumented immigrant students try to get any job they can. Even with job that they have to work full time, the payment is unfair. ... More people accept that terrible jobs. ... The job competition will become unfairly. ... Even if they pay taxes, the subsidy that the government has to pay for people is greater than that. ...

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So you are forced to pay them in the form of task that they need completed. ... That decision kept you from many higher end job opportunities. ... One example is they take away jobs from American citizens. ... They take jobs from many of the poor. ... They do this by taking money from Americans, and not paying into the tax system. ...

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Therefore, someone in the family must find a job. Most families will have both parents working, and in some cases, one of the children maintaining a job also, because the majority of jobs given to illegal immigrants are lower-wage occupations that require relatively little formal education. When the parents have their children holding jobs as a result of low-wages, they will probably want the kids to get an education, so their next generation won't be in the same predicament. ... According to the Center of Immigration Studies in 2010 for every amnestied immigrant, taxpayers are paying an ...

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Do you think that illegal immigrants would actually be able to pay taxes? ... Statistics now show that immigrants crowd out both white and black Americans when it comes to filling new jobs. ... That is 76 million people who have to find jobs and places to live. ... (O"Sullivan) Taxes that these immigrants will not be able to pay, which just means more money out of the taxpayer's pocket. ... He fills the cheap labor jobs that most Americans wouldn't normally take but he does not offer them citizenship. ...

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One concern of the "new immigration" is that these immigrants are taking jobs from the U.S. citizens. ... As more and more immigrants come in with little to no skills in the workforce, they are searching for the low-wage jobs, causing the low wage workers to receive even less in their paychecks. Eventually, it is predicted that federal and state governments will no longer provide welfare to the legal immigrants and non-immigrants, which only means that more workers will be competing for very few low-level jobs. ... Also, because the immigrants are working the low wage jobs, they are paying...

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For example, when the Lithuanian man lost his job because someone else had paid for it, he was incredibly homesick and couldn't find a job yet he continued to search and not to give up hope. His hard work and perseverance does eventually pay off, and he finds a good job with better wages, as is shown in the following quote: It [joining the union] has raised my wages. ... In my first job I got $5 a week. With the improvement of his job and wages, also came an improvement in his quality of life. ... On his trip to the United States, he worked on the boat he was taking over to avoi...

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They bring their families, which consist of sons, daughter, grandparents, aunts and uncles, and even cousins, and try to acquire jobs. ... Many immigrants lack the skill and knowledge necessary to maintain a job. ... They come over to our nation destroying are land and property they aren't to pay taxes on anything. ... (Hanson G.H., 2007) If a wealthy person is to hire unskilled laborers; he is more likely to go for illegal immigrants as he can pay them less as compared to what he will have to pay a legal immigrant or a local unskilled laborer. ... While many people suggest that even the ...

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They use our hospitals and our schools without paying taxes or getting health insurance. ... " She said her sixteen years old granddaughter has had trouble in finding work because jobs were taken by illegal aliens. ... In this way illegal immigrants would not cross the border if they knew there was no chance of obtaining a job. As a result, the current illegal immigrant would slowly migrate back to their home country because there were no jobs up here. ... If we give them legal status, they will start paying all their taxes and help U.S economy....

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He stopped earning enough money to pay the rent, much less to send money to his family. ... They often have to go through a lot of things in order to get a good job. Even then, the jobs aren't always successful and many Mexicans are forced to return to Mexico. ...

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For many years immigrants have been leaving Mexico and parts of Central America in search of jobs in the US. ... " Some illegal immigrants have homes, family who are citizens, and jobs here in America, but if arrested and put on trial by an immigration judge, they can be deported and forced away from their families and jobs. ... They came here to better themselves and their families but they become another one of the jobless individuals waiting to receive any kind of job that will pay. ... It is true to say immigrants are taking jobs, but not in a negative way. They take jobs because they...

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The program was cut when Americans complaining that they were having their jobs stolen by illegal immigrants. ... If illegal aliens come to the United States looking for a job they will most likely receive one. ... A lot of jobs are being taken away from Americans for illegal immigrants. Stricter laws need to be in place, and more job sites need to be checked for illegal aliens. ... To save money while deporting illegal immigrants, the United States could also make the undocumented immigrants pay for their way back. ...

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Having this wall would lower the chances of immigrants seeking job prospects or drug running and human trafficking opportunities. ... "They must be at least 18 years old, and have good character, pass the English and U.S history and civics exams, and pay an application fee, with other requirements.... They work for low salary wages and do not take advantage of their jobs. Immigrants and native born workers are drawn toward different jobs. ... I think it is not fair to take the job and education opportunities away from these illegal immigrants. ...

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Another reason is for a better job. These people were often disappointed, because the jobs were not always available and didn't always pay better than the jobs in their Native country. ... People came to the US to look for jobs only to find that over 50% of the US population was homeless and unemployed. ... When jobs finally opened up, the Americans had a better chance of getting them than the immigrants did. ... Many people found jobs, houses, and even found place where they can practice their religion. ...

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They had no jobs, no food and rents were on the rise. Women, who were fortunate to have jobs, lost them in a declining linen industry. ... Some wealthier landlords were benevolent enough to pay for their tenants to emigrate to America and other English speaking countries. Many Irish boarded cotton ships headed for America and while a few were fortunate enough to pay for their own passages. ... When trying to find jobs the Irish were faced with quite a lot of discrimination. ...

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Consequently, they resort to low-income jobs working in the fields to earn an income. ... While working for these high-end companies, these workers barely get enough pay for them to survive. ... Since most of these workers do not have access to higher education, it becomes harder for them to find jobs. ... It is very rough in Mexico for these young migrants to find a decent fare job. ... When I'm talking about these migrant farm workers, I acknowledge and pride them for their hard labor, even with small pay. ...

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One thing Obama Connoisseurs must pay particular attention to is the language he uses when speaking of change. ... Improve Our Immigration System Obama and Biden believe we must fix the dysfunctional immigration bureaucracy and increase the number of legal immigrants to keep families together and meet the demand for jobs that employers cannot fill. ... Bring People Out of the Shadows Obama and Biden support a system that allows undocumented immigrants who are in good standing to pay a fine, learn English, and go to the back of the line for the opportunity to become citizens. ...

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"Europe had experienced tremendous population growth during the nineteenth century, creating gaps between the number of workers and the number of jobs" (Schultz, 2012, p. 305). ... Jobs in factories locked this working class into a rigid, exhausting schedule. ... That wage in 1900 was still only 20 cents an hour, or less than five dollars today, hardly enough to pay for adequate food, clothing, and shelter.... In which prohibited employers from forcing immigrants to work to pay off the costs of their passage to America" (Schultz, 2012, p 312). ... My children will not have to wo...

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Firstly, the taxes we have to pay might go towards supporting these people that just show up in Canada and they don't do anything, but use our money. Another reason it isn't good is that they could get a job that you really wanted and went to school for. ...

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Some proposals are simply unjust and impractical, such as his idea to construct a border wall and make Mexico pay for it. ... He also states this will open more jobs for the American people, which many people are in agreement with. ... He also wants to introduce tariffs on foreign goods which ultimately would start a trade war that would hurt exports and American jobs. ... Many Trump supporters are people who have lost dreams or jobs and feel Trump can restore all of that for them. Trump does a nice job portraying himself as such a person, however, he has no clear plan on how to run the countr...

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Living in a place where there is hunger and slack of job opportunities leads good people into bad paths. ... Most schools in their hometowns have to pay tuitions in order for their kids to attend school each year or even each semester. ... Who will take over the jobs that will be empty once everyone leaves? Most of the construction jobs in United States are done by hispanics. Also many kitchen jobs are done by hispanics. ...

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