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History & Current Challenges

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1 History & Current Challenges
Immigration History & Current Challenges

2 Immigration Legal & Illegal immigrants enter USA in search of Jobs

3 Article: Immigration History

4 Legal Immigration Benefits Costs

5 Illegal Immigration Benefits Costs

6 Illegal Immigration & Wages
Low Skilled Workers TIN ↓ # of suppliers ↑ Supply ↑ (shifts right) S1 Price S2 $10hr E1 $8hr Q2 E2 D1 Q1 Qty

7 Illegal Immigration Solutions?
Guest Worker Program for illegal immigrants Better border enforcement Worker I.D. Cards

8 The Wall Video 2nd day

9 Illegal Immigration Solutions?
Dying in the desert ?

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