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Legal and illegal immigrants will hit a record high of 51 million in just eight years and eventually account for an astounding 82 percent of all population growth in America, according to new U.S. Census figures.
"These numbers have important implications for workers, schools, infrastructure, congestion and the environment," said Steven Camarota, the center's director of research. "They also may have implications for our ability to successfully assimilate and integrate immigrants. Yet there has been almost no national debate about bringing in so many people legally each year, which is the primary factor driving these numbers."
originally posted by: xuenchen
And history will blame the Obama.Nation
originally posted by: Cuervo
originally posted by: xuenchen
And history will blame the Obama.Nation
Even though he holds he record for deporting people. I'm sure the future conservatives will somehow spin that to mean he just bolstered their resolve to keep sneaking past the border in larger numbers.
In 2002, it was over twenty-seven percent. By 2020, it will be over thirty-five percent. The size of the 50 plus population will more than double in the next 35 years. Our nation faces a demographic revolution as 78 million boomers enter their retirement years.
Second, you can assume that all things being equal, we can expect an equal proportion of baby boomers to reside in nursing homes at any given time. There are an estimated 78 million baby boomers. So, approximately 5 percent, or 3.9 million are expected to head for these facilities. Today, a senior citizen (65+) has about a one-in-four chance of spending time in a nursing home (skilled care facility).
www.nursinghomediaries.com...
originally posted by: seeker1963
originally posted by: Cuervo
originally posted by: xuenchen
And history will blame the Obama.Nation
Even though he holds he record for deporting people. I'm sure the future conservatives will somehow spin that to mean he just bolstered their resolve to keep sneaking past the border in larger numbers.
I do respect you Cuervo, but simply turning someone away from the border is being considered a "deportation" by this administration.
Things have changed, and honesty in reporting statistics are not what they seem due to corruption on both sides of our political divide?
originally posted by: Cuervo
originally posted by: seeker1963
originally posted by: Cuervo
originally posted by: xuenchen
And history will blame the Obama.Nation
Even though he holds he record for deporting people. I'm sure the future conservatives will somehow spin that to mean he just bolstered their resolve to keep sneaking past the border in larger numbers.
I do respect you Cuervo, but simply turning someone away from the border is being considered a "deportation" by this administration.
Things have changed, and honesty in reporting statistics are not what they seem due to corruption on both sides of our political divide?
I had to look that up. Huh. Unless there's more to the story, it seems you're right.
Tricky bastards, all of 'em!
I think when they change definitions like that, it should apply retroactively to statistics.
originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: Aazadan
Hmm.. natural depopulation?