Posted on 10/17/2016 12:22:31 PM PDT by milton23
There are more immigrants living in the United States than ever before. The foreign-born are more likely to come from China and India — often equipped with skills and a higher education — than Mexico.
Many of the immigrants who live here have called the U.S. home for a while — an average of nearly 21 years — and their economic and social progress improves over time.
Immigrants continue to flock to places where there are others like them. California has nearly one-fourth of the nation’s immigrants living there, while New York and Texas remain popular places for non-natives to call home.
But states outside of traditional immigrant settlements — like Georgia, North Carolina, Minnesota, Colorado, Washington, and Nevada —
(Excerpt) Read more at dailysignal.com ...
They intentionally make the Largest number Light Grey, 2nd largest red, 3rd largest Green, it is a freeking Common Core JUMBLE...
Maps more readable by making them a gradient...
Biggest number = Dark Color, Next biggest slightly lighter, Lowest number the very lightest color...
It is almost like they are wanting to HIDE the nature of the numbers by intentionally jumbling them...
The dems are working on turning Texas blue. Once that happens the United States is over.
“There are more immigrants living in the United States than ever before. The foreign-born are more likely to come from China and India — often equipped with skills and a higher education — than Mexico.
Many of the immigrants who live here ... “
So who are they talking about: legal immigrants or illegal aliens? The US Code, Title 8 (`Immigration and Naturalization’) talks about immigrants and aliens.
By conflating these terms with definite meanings, the MSM wordsmiths have done such violence to the language that it is difficult—sometimes even impossible, when they insist something is what it is not—to talk about immigrants and immigration.
A lot of Americans are fed up with their dishonest rhetoric.
Go Trump.
http://dailysignal.com/author/jsiegel/
Send Josh an e-mail. Mine: If these immigrants are illegal (a term he uses on his page: `Illegal immigrants’), is it because they are here illegally?
And if that is the case, then they aren’t really immigrants are they? Because in order to be an immigrant one must have satisfied US immigration laws.
So wouldn’t non-Americans living here without having complied with our laws be foreign nationals (resident aliens) here illegally, that is, illegal aliens?
It’s not the `N word’. The statutes use it, so can you.
Louisiana and Mississippi fall in the 1% to 4% category.
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