Year after year, decade after decade, NumbersUSA continues to try to force the public and its officials to confront variations of the same question: "Is it fair to continue high immigration when so many Americans need jobs?"
Moderators only skimmed the surface of real immigration issues in New Hampshire debates of both parties this week, and media reports missed nearly all the available nuances even from that. But NumbersUSA's tweeters filled the gaps with minute-by-minute coverage and commentary. Catch up on what you may have missed on our NumbersUSA Twitter page at: https://twitter.com/NumbersUSA/lists/numbersusa
In an interview with the Miami Herald, Presidential contender New Gingrich attacked his chief opponent, Mitt Romney, for his total opposition to giving permanent work permits to long-term illegal aliens. Gingrich also said that conservatives have generally been drawn to his "humane" approach to long-term illegal residents. At the same time, Romney and other candidates touted their anti-amnesty credentials in South Carolina.