this is a long-term economic competition. we will have with the rest of the world. i think if you look at it from that perspective, these senators should be able to get on board and come up with a win-win solution. and congressman, let s talk a little about immigration. i know that you ve been very insistent and consistent on this issue. it s being sent to the senate with some provisions for people to have access to temporary work permit to be able to regularize their immigration status, not comprehensive immigration reform. is there any chance that this will be affected by the senate? jose, remember, this is not about immigrants. this is about america, keeping america strong. we need immigration. we need that immigrant work force. and remember, back in 2013, it was senator mccain from arizona
The U.S. economy added only 266,000 jobs in April, well short of the 1 million or so expected by forecasters. And the unemployment rate rose to 6.1%, the first increase since April 2020. This was obviously a huge shock to the Biden Administration, which is frantically insisting that its extraordinary Covid-related unemployment payouts haven’t backfired in the labor market [
Issues and Insights, May 10, 2021].But VDARE.com, in its nonpartisan way, can offer Biden some solace: immigrant displacement of American workers is still stalled, oddly, albeit at a high level. But the Immigrant Work Force is still surging. So, on present course, displacement will resume soon.
representative of the new american city is largely growing because of immigration. so the topic itself for texas is very, very crucial. oh, yeah. it s very crucial. we have to be able to answer that question without the political rhetoric. and quite frankly, the republicans have been kicking it down the road for a long time now. but again when you talk to the major business industries in the state, they will tell you that they don t have enough workers as it is. i was just visiting a food manufacturing plant in dallas a month ago, and the man that runs the plant told me that they may have to actually fire some of their retail customers because necessity just don t have the work force needed to be able to continue to manufacture the food. and it s because necessity need that immigrant work force to come in there and do these jobs. it s really scary what s going on right now. well, representative, they also say the cost of health care has been burden eng them even under obamacare. an
p.m. eastern time today. why some businesses here in the u.s. are now hiring refuges as opposed to some americans. the immigrant work force here has filled on avoid that we have had that we were unable to fill with our local labor pool that we were drawing from. also, a mudslide kills more than 200 people in colombia. we will take to the desperate search right now to find hundreds who are still missing. various: (shouting) heigh! ho! ( ) it s off to work we go! woman: on the gulf coast, new exxonmobil projects are expected to create over 45,000 jobs. and each job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide.