Excerpt: An analysis by the Center for Immigration Studies of data released last Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that both native-born Americans and immigrants (legal and illegal) suffered a massive increase in unemployment in April. With 18.2 million natives and 4.3 million immigrants unemployed, and millions more having given up even looking for work, it is now especially difficult to justify the continued entry of new immigrants on the grounds of any "labor shortage".

Media Vastly Overstates Role of DACA in Healthcare
By John Miano 
There are about 18 million people employed in healthcare in the United States. DACA recipients then make up 0.17 percent of healthcare workers and DACA recipients are dramatically under-represented in healthcare fields.

 

Amnesty Provision in Democrats' Wuhan Coronavirus Bill: Section 191203: 'The Alien Murderer, Rapist, Child Sex Offender, Trafficker, and Abuser Deferred Action and Full-Employment Act'
By Andrew R. Arthur
Section 191203 of the HEROES Act, introduced by House Democrats on Tuesday, grants deferred action and employment authorization to aliens who are removable from the United States and who were working on January 27 (and continue to work) in "essential critical infrastructure labor or services" — a laundry list of occupations that runs the gamut from agriculture to food preparation to construction to home health aides and babysitters to gas station workers.

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