Since it appears the open borders advocates in both parties and the media have now defeated Trump and his racist idea that we have some say so as to who enters our country, I offer the following to prepare you for what we can expect. As you know, California is the ideal for dems everywhere. They have the sort of total, absolute control that must make Putin envious. Let's peel back the covers and look at a recent dispute there: Immigration Is the Elephant in the Room in L.A. School Strike By Steven A. Camarota on January 25, 2019 The recently settled teachers' strike in the Los Angeles Unified School district was a bitter dispute about resources, with class size and lack of staff support taking center stage. The tables below show that immigration's impact on the school system is enormous. Immigration has added large numbers of students to the county, but at the same time a very large share of both legal and illegal immigrants have modest levels of education and almost certainly pay less in taxes than natives who have higher levels of education and incomes. Immigration has also added significantly to the number of public-school students in the county who live in poverty and speak a language other than English at home. Overall enrollment has not increased in the district in recent years, but immigration has reduced the proportion of students whose families pay sufficient taxes to cover education costs, creating the ongoing strains on the district budget. Although it is not possible to use Census Bureau data to look at only residents of L.A. Unified, it is possible to examine Los Angeles County to gain insight into what's happening. We identify legal and illegal immigrants based on the methodology used in this report. The data comes from the public-use files of the Census Bureau's 2012 to 2016 American Community Survey. Among the findings for L.A. County: Public-school students from immigrant-headed households comprise 58 percent of public-school students in Los Angeles County (Table 2). Of all students in the county, 22 percent are from illegal-headed households and 36 percent are from legal immigrant households (Table 2). The poverty rate for students from both legal and illegal immigrant households is more than 50 percent higher than that of those from native-headed households (Table 1). Of students in poverty, 70 percent are from immigrant households — 28 percent from illegal households and 42 percent from legal households (Table 2). Of students who speak a language other than English at home, 82 percent are from immigrant households — 35 percent from illegal households and 47 percent from legal households (Table 2). 47 percent of illegal-immigrant-headed households are headed by a person who did not graduate high school; the figure is 30 percent for legal-immigrant-headed households. This compares to 7 percent of native-headed households (Table 3). The average income of illegal-immigrant-headed households is only 58 percent that of native-headed households; for legal-immigrant-headed households it is 79 percent of native-headed households (Table 4). Illegal-immigrant-headed households have three times as many students in public school on average as native-headed households; for legal-immigrant-headed households it is 50 percent higher. (Table 4). Illegal immigrants (ages 25-64) are more likely to hold a job (76 percent) than natives (74 percent). The rate for legal immigrants is somewhat lower at 70 percent (Table 5). https://www.cis.org/Camarota/Immigration-Elephant-Room-LA-School-Strike
I don't like the fact that article cites actual statistics. It would be better if the article had a picture of a South American woman carrying two babies, and being closely followed by a few more toddlers with a tear gas canister smoking in the background. We need to govern with emotion, not logic.
Trump has had multiple affairs and admitted on the pussygrabing tape he was trying to sleep with a married women hypocrite.