Posted on 05/09/2011 3:10:49 PM PDT by jazusamo
So what happens when their kids go to college and start looking for a real job?
Here come the Chinese.
Here’s a simple way to gain “legal status”. Hop out of the Border Patrol bus and march your happy ass across the bridge to Me-hee-ko. Instant “legal status”. See how easy that is?
Of the 1,563,000 bachelor’s degrees conferred in 200708, the greatest numbers of degrees were conferred in the fields of business (335,000); social sciences and history (167,000); health sciences (111,000); and education (103,000). At the master’s degree level, the greatest numbers of degrees were conferred in the fields of education (176,000) and business (156,000). At the doctor’s degree level, the greatest number of degrees were conferred in the fields of health professions and related clinical sciences (9,900); education (8,500); engineering (8,100); biological and biomedical sciences (6,900); psychology (5,300); and physical sciences (4,800).
In recent years, the numbers of bachelor’s degrees conferred have followed patterns that differed significantly by field of study. While the number of degrees conferred increased by 32 percent overall between 199798 and 200708, there was substantial variation among the different fields of study, as well as shifts in the patterns of change during this time period. The number of bachelor’s degrees conferred in the combined fields of engineering and engineering technologies was 4 percent higher in 200203 than in 199798 and rose 8 percent between 200203 and 200708. The number of engineering and engineering technologies degrees conferred in 200708 was about 12 percent higher than the number conferred in 199798. The number of degrees conferred in the health professions declined by 18 percent between 199798 and 200203, but then rose 56 percent between 200203 and 200708. Similarly, the number of degrees conferred in biological sciences decreased by 8 percent between 199798 and 200203, but then increased by 30 percent between 200203 and 200708; and the number conferred in the physical sciences declined by 7 percent between 199798 and 200203 but increased by 22 percent between 200203 and 200708. Some technical fields experienced a contrasting pattern. After an increase of 106 percent between 199798 and 200203, the number of degrees conferred in computer and information sciences decreased by 33 percent between 200203 and 200708. Other fields with sizable numbers of degrees (over 5,000) that showed increases of over 30 percent between 200203 and 200708 included security and protective services (54 percent) and parks, recreation, and leisure studies (40 percent).
http://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=37
Do we really need degrees in Parks, Recreation and Leisure Studies?
Probably pick up a few votes on FR for this, too.
LOL! I'd bet a lot of those people are the ones looking for landscaping (lawn and yard work) right now with this economy. Those Liberal Arts degrees encompass a lot of job titles but they're still LA degrees.
Every time one of our politicians promises amnesty there is a new flood of illegals coming in to get in on it. Just what we need, more illegals.
There is also SSI, which doesn’t require any payment in, along with welfare...not to mention we will get to pay one way or another for the medical bills for these extended families. I hope someone has the numbers from the last amnesty that show how many were originally supposed to get amnesty and how many actually did- it was something like three times as many in the end. Even if we supported such a thing, how can we possibly afford it?
There’s a plan, or he could go camping in parts of Arizona’s public land that has essentially been turned over to smugglers.
There’s a plan, or he could go camping in parts of Arizona’s public land that has essentially been turned over to smugglers.
That is because many on FR do support amnesty and open borders...they used to come debate on these threads until they couldn’t stand the heat...now they just ignore those that want the laws enforced.
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