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More than half of Canadians think there is too much immigration, poll finds: Percentage of people who believe this has remained stable compared with last year
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Data shows migrants aren’t taking jobs from Black or Hispanic people, despite what Trump says
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Key FactsImmigrants Boost U.S. Economy Despite Deportation Claims
Oct 13, 2024 · Reading time: ~45 sec.
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: firstpost.com
Summary created with AI assistance · Source: firstpost.com
- Data reveals migrants do not displace Black or Hispanic workers but fill jobs native-born workers often avoid.
- Economists highlight immigrant labor as a driver of economic growth and expanded opportunities for U.S.-born employees.
- Implementing mass deportations as proposed could cost up to $1 trillion and sharply increase living expenses.
- Most migrants come from Latin America and represent nearly 75% of population growth this decade.
We have many more vacancies than workers in this type of manual labor, in fact we need many more of them to fill these roles.— Giovanni Peri, a labor economist at the University of California, Davis, discussing the labor market impact of immigration.
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