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Why I'm thankful for America, and what NumbersUSA is doing to protect what we're thankful for!

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Wed, Nov 25th 2009 @ 12:47 pm EST  by  James Robb

All of us at NumbersUSA can easily become focused on what's wrong with America. We believe immigration numbers are way too high and that illegal immigration is ruinous to the country.

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History of H-1B Legislation Shows More Than Employer Abuses

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Wed, Oct 28th 2009 @ 4:45 pm EDT  by  Charles Breiterman

The evolution of the H-1B visa program provides an early Halloween scare.

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Profoundly Wrong: 'We Were Strangers, Too: the Jewish Campaign for Immigration Reform'

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Mon, Oct 26th 2009 @ 5:15 pm EDT  by  Charles Breiterman

Major Jewish groups have started a campaign saying we should welcome the illegally present because we were strangers in the land of Egypt. But Exodus is very clear that the Jews went to Egypt at the specific direction of the Pharaoh. That means they entered and settled in the country legally. The Jews went to Egypt because there a severe famine in Canaan and all the surrounding lands. There is no such situation in the countries that are sending us large numbers of illegal aliens.

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More of your Emails on Illegal Immigration and the Quality of Life

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Mon, Oct 5th 2009 @ 5:04 pm EDT  by  James Robb

Hello, NumbersUSA members. Jim here.

I've been reading through (and answering) emails you’ve sent me lately. Many members have shared heartbreaking and hair raising tales of out-of-control immigration. Especially illegal immigration. Thought I'd share a few of the 100–200 emails members send me every week.

From the "everything’s broken" department:

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A Working Man’s Views on Illegal Immigration, Tricks of The Trade

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Tue, Sep 29th 2009 @ 11:30 am EDT  by  Charles Breiterman

An unemployed construction worker offers observations on the tricks that some greedy employers use to employ illegal aliens in the construction industry.

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Let the Voters Decide

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Tue, Sep 15th 2009 @ 6:30 pm EDT  by  Charles Breiterman

Many unions have declared themselves in favor of legalization of the illegal aliens residing in our nation. For the future, the unions have called for an independent commission to set immigration levels in response to labor market needs. But due to the enormous amount of money made off cheap labor, such a commission would be subject to enormous pressure, even bribery. Why not let the legal American voters decide on the level of immigration? It would be hard to bribe over 100 million voters.

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Conversation With a Farmer

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Fri, Sep 4th 2009 @ 12:00 pm EDT  by  Charles Breiterman

Recently, an article in a large newspaper caught my eye with a quote from a farmer in words that were so perfect for the “comprehensive reform” amnesty crowd that it seemed like a lobbyist had coached him on what to say. So, over a 2-week period I tried to contact him, and I finally caught up with him a couple of days ago. Our conversation illuminates how decent family farmers have gotten mixed up with the amnesty lobby.

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U.S. Population On Track for 1.182 Billion

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Wed, Aug 26th 2009 @ 12:40 am EDT  by  Charles Breiterman

According to U.S. Census Bureau projections issued in the year 2000, the United States is precisely on track to have a population of 1.182 billion in the year 2100.

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Thinking About 1 Billion

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Mon, Aug 10th 2009 @ 12:11 pm EDT  by  Charles Breiterman

Last year, demographer Arthur C. Nelson of the University of Utah predicted that the population of the United States would hit 1 billion sometime during the years 2100-2120. After analysis, it looks like a perfectly reasonable estimate to me.

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The New York Times: Home of the Whopper

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Fri, Aug 7th 2009 @ 12:00 pm EDT  by  Charles Breiterman

An Illegal alien graduated from Harvard this June. A sob story newspaper article bemoaned his lack of options, stating that he thought that the Dream Act would be law by now. The reporter neglected to mention that the Harvard alumni network is over 1,000 strong in Mexico, and includes the current and former presidents of that country. This guy should be able to find a good job, legally, in Mexico.

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