Sunday, October 23, 2011

Immigrants raise the necessity for supplying goods. Foreign born people make up 10 percent of our country are immigrants. “Immigrants also raise demand for goods as well as the supply. During the long boom of the 1990s, and especially in the second half of the decade, the national unemployment rate fell below 4 percent and real wages rose up and down the income scale during a time of relatively high immigration.” Without immigrants we lose more than 30 million people, and that’s thirty million less people we have to supply, meaning the necessity for goods will decrease. Many believe that all immigrants money go back to their homeland. This is false because how will they pay for where they live, what they wear, and what they eat. Some of the money they make has to be pumped back in to the American economy. The economy is bad as it is and if you take away the immigrants I think it might get worse. I think there should be more tests done on how immigrants affect the United States.

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