Then Naturlize them!!
This group of people did not make a choice in this picture!...for it to be considered legal or illegal.
Punishing them for what their parantes did??.... That is ludicrous !
And then you incentivize the next round of illegal immigration. You have to stop the madness with illegal immigration that has been going on for 30 years.
We don't have to naturalize them. We are under no obligation.
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Once again, mismatch in qualifications sought and qualifications possessed. Labor force non-participation numbers are irrelevant in unemployment statistics because unemployment dictates that an individual is seeking work and therefore participating in the labor force. (I’m the economic illiterate, huh?)
Anyway, yeah, we’re pretty close to full employment if not there, with an unemployment rate hovering around/below 5%. Immigrants aren’t exactly getting hired left and right, either. I’m no Trump supporter, but he’s done a pretty good job keeping us at full employment.
Also, the labor force participation rate is not historically low at this time per the Bureau of Labor Statistics:
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I saw your chart and the source link it proves my point - under Obama labor participation dropped to a thirty-fice year low. We are still recovering from that. The real low point in labor participation at the far end of your chart is due to the second world war and the Korean war. Those drafted into the wars were not counted as participating in the labor force for this measure.
We are not at full employment. Period. Trust those who were alive during most of those years. You weren't.
Link ==>
http://www.politifact.com/virginia/...-brat-us-labor-participation-rate-lowest-70s/
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Rep. Dave Brat says the U.S. economy is stuck in the doldrums.
"The labor force participation rate - the share of the potential workforce that is actually working or looking for work - currently stands below 63%, the lowest level since the 1970s," Brat, R-7th, said in a May 24 Facebook
post.
No doubt, the economy has had a choppy recovery from the Great Recession. But we wondered if it’s true that the percentage of potential workers who are employed or trying to find a job is at the lowest level in 40 years.
Ivan Schwartz, spokesman for Brat’s re-election campaign, backed his statement by pointing to monthly
tallies by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. They show that in April, the latest month for which figures were available when Brat made his comment, 62.8 percent of people who were 16 or older either were employed or actively seeking work.
The bottom came in September 2015, when the rate was 62.4 percent. You’d have to go back to October 1977 to find a time when the rate sank to that level.
Brat has a point in that the share of potential workers has been hovering near its lowest point in several decades.
From the late 1970s up until the Great Recession, the percentage of people in the labor force for the most part was on the upswing. But in 2007, the year the recession started, the proportion of people in the labor force started to fall from 66.3 percent and continued that decline after the official end of the recession in June 2009. The drop continued until the September 2015 low point."