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Originally posted by MauiStacey Colorado is 68% hispanic. That is up 48% since 1998! We've had to close some birthing hospitals too. The illegals used an entire years budget in 2 1/2 months!
Originally posted by AceOfBase
There should be a crackdown in places like Colorado but I can't really see any complaints about California since that was a part of Mexico.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
There should be a crackdown in places like Colorado but I can't really see any complaints about California since that was a part of Mexico.
Colorado is 68% hispanic. That is up 48% since 1998!
Speakers of Foreign Languages
(at home in New Jersey in the 2000 Census)
Spanish 967,700
Italian 116,365
Polish 74,665 (and they all live in my town it would seem)
Portuguese 72,835
Tagalog 66,850
Chinese 66,415
Korean 55,340
Gujarathi 47,325
Arabic 47,050
French 45,675
(Source: Census Bureau report: Language Spoken at Home for the Population 5 Years and Over, April 2004)
The 2000 Census recorded 1,476,327 foreign-born residents in the state. That was 17.5 percent of the state's overall population and an increase of 52.7 percent above the 1990 foreign-born population of 966,610 residents.
The amount of increase was the sixth highest in the country. However, the rate of increase in the foreign-born population was not among the 25 highest in the country.
There should be a crackdown in places like Colorado but I can't really see any complaints about California since that was a part of Mexico.
Originally posted by Legalizer
they are also the key to cheap labor as they will take jobs that most of us would starve on, and live in places most of us would shun.
Originally posted by mark ten
I think that your problem lies not with the Mexicans but with those in your society who are in a position to exploit cheap labour.
Immigrants and economic migrants traditionally work in the lowest paid, lowest skilled areas - typically unskilled agricultural and manual labour and service sectors such as cleaning, fast food factory work.
Clearly seraph5 with your income bracket you are not in a position to exploit these people and you are coming into competition with them.
You need to address the issue of who is benefitting from their prescence.
I can guarantee that it is the industry leaders and factory owners who are gaining the most and as these are the people who bankroll the politicians then change WILL NOT HAPPEN.
It is simply not in their interest to change anything. Would they rather pay $1000 dollars for a wall or $250? Would they rather pay $1.50 an hour for a Mexican in their factory or $5.50 an hour for a U.S. citizen? Your beef is not with the Mexicans but the (rich elite) Americans....
Colorado is 68% hispanic. That is up 48% since 1998!
Hispanics (including multiple races) were 18 percent of the population of Colorado.
www.rmpbs.org...
Originally posted by truthseeka
This is by design, y'all.