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  • Up to 61 million Immigrants Might Flow into U.S. Under Proposed Reform

    07/01/2006 7:15:40 AM PDT · by kellynla · 275 replies · 2,613+ views
    Rocky Mountain News ^ | July 1, 2006 | Robert Rector
    Think the immigration debate is mainly about giving amnesty to the 10 million illegals already here? Think again. Amnesty is a drop in the bucket. The real issue is the staggering increase in legal immigration hidden in the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act, recently passed in the Senate. By a ratio of about 4-1, U.S. voters would prefer less immigration, not more. But the Senate bill would do just the opposite. The original bill would have allowed as many as 100 million people to legally immigrate to the United States over the next 20 years. We're talking about a seismic shift...
  • Coal company feels heat for suggesting recruiting Hispanic miners

    02/18/2006 9:06:02 PM PST · by skandalon · 8 replies · 630+ views
    Richmond Times-Dispatch/AP ^ | Feb 18, 2006 | Allen G. Breed
    COAL RUN, Ky. - Sidney Coal Co. President Charlie Bearse was expressing an opinion that many in these mountains secretly share. Problem was, he put that opinion in writing. "It is common knowledge that the work ethic of the Eastern Kentucky worker has declined from where it once was," Bearse wrote to the state mining board. Bad attitudes and drug abuse, he argued, were affecting attendance, "and, ultimately, productivity." Bearse's appeal to the board: Relax an English-only policy in the mines so he could bring in Hispanic workers. U.S. companies are constantly complaining they need migrant workers to do the...