How Immigration Reform Takes from the Poor | National Review Online:
"One of the selling points of immigration reform is that it will boost the economy and raise the U.S.’s GDP. But opponents counter that there will be economic losers in this process, and those hurt by higher immigration may be low-skilled workers who already are having a hard time economically...an income gain to one person doesn’t necessarily offset an equal dollar loss to another. Simply put, it hurts more to lose a dollar if you’re poor than it helps to gain a dollar if you’re rich..."
The Bible Says: "The righteous man considereth the cause of the poor, but the wicked regardeth not to know it." Proverbs 29:7
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