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What makes America unique in respect to many other countries is it's immigrant history. For | What makes America unique in respect to many other countries is it's immigrant history. For years the US has opened its doors to absorb many immigrants, something Americans pride themselves upon and glorify for good reason; if those doors were shut on our ancestors we would never have made it to where we are today. In spite of this, new research is revealing startaling news about the economics of immigration into the US. In order to preserve our heterogenious American identity and to make immigration succeed steps need to be taken to control immigration. | ||
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== Impact on American unskilled workers == | == Impact on American unskilled workers == | ||
== The technological superiority of America == | == The technological superiority of America == | ||
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Revision as of 18:20, 8 April 2006
Introduction
What makes America unique in respect to many other countries is it's immigrant history. For years the US has opened its doors to absorb many immigrants, something Americans pride themselves upon and glorify for good reason; if those doors were shut on our ancestors we would never have made it to where we are today. In spite of this, new research is revealing startaling news about the economics of immigration into the US. In order to preserve our heterogenious American identity and to make immigration succeed steps need to be taken to control immigration.
American Gains from Immigration
A common misconception that must be addressed is the degree to which immigration helps Americans.
