Boosted by the hiring of Census takers and a rebound from February’s snows, the economy created 162,000 jobs in March—the largest monthly increase in nonfarm payrolls in three years. The unemployment rate held steady at 9.7% with the labor force rising by 398,000.
The “other” employment survey—of households rather than businesses—revealed a March job gain of 264,000—the third consecutive month of robust employment growth. The Household Survey is regarded as a leading indicator of future employment trends because it captures small business hiring, home based entrepreneurs, and—more importantly, from our perspective—illegal aliens.
March 2010 was one of those rare periods in which all new jobs apparently went to natives. Here are the month’s employment changes:
Total employment: +264,000 (+0.19 percent)
Hispanic employment: no change (+0.00 percent)
Non-Hispanic employment: +264,000 (+0.22 percent)
Accordingly, the VDARE.com American Worker Displacement Index (VDAWDI) fell by 0.3 percent March to 125.6:
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Monday, April 5, 2010
Monday, February 16, 2009
Will immigrants grab the new stimulus jobs?
"Hey, you know how much our government cares about us citizens in its rush to print nearly a trillion in new debt? As in the bill being signed by President Obama ASAP.
Turns out that before the final vote in the Senate on February 13, Senator Christopher Dodd (D-CT) pretty well answered the question. He was crying big salty tears about how he knew that some members were disappointed that their amendments had not received a vote. Specifically, Dodd said he knew Senator Jeff Sessions (R-ALA) was particularly upset—and that when the Senate takes up the Continuing Resolution for the Budget in 2 weeks, the bill would include an extension of E-Verify until September 30th.
Remember, you, but far more likely your children and grandchildren, have just been saddled with nearly another trillion dollars debt for the purpose of creating jobs. It is claimed that 4 million jobs will be created by this package. But the latest US Department of Homeland Security data reveals that our government is currently permitting 138,000 legal immigrants to enter the US every month on various work visas. That's over 1.5 million new legal aliens per year, folks!
Which means it’s all the more important to stop illegal immigration. An estimated 500,000 or more arrive here every year. So even if 4 million new jobs are created, a huge number will be going to aliens, not US citizens."
http://www.vdare.com/collins/090215_obama.htm
Turns out that before the final vote in the Senate on February 13, Senator Christopher Dodd (D-CT) pretty well answered the question. He was crying big salty tears about how he knew that some members were disappointed that their amendments had not received a vote. Specifically, Dodd said he knew Senator Jeff Sessions (R-ALA) was particularly upset—and that when the Senate takes up the Continuing Resolution for the Budget in 2 weeks, the bill would include an extension of E-Verify until September 30th.
Remember, you, but far more likely your children and grandchildren, have just been saddled with nearly another trillion dollars debt for the purpose of creating jobs. It is claimed that 4 million jobs will be created by this package. But the latest US Department of Homeland Security data reveals that our government is currently permitting 138,000 legal immigrants to enter the US every month on various work visas. That's over 1.5 million new legal aliens per year, folks!
Which means it’s all the more important to stop illegal immigration. An estimated 500,000 or more arrive here every year. So even if 4 million new jobs are created, a huge number will be going to aliens, not US citizens."
http://www.vdare.com/collins/090215_obama.htm
Friday, February 13, 2009
Bush wanted hispanic votes; Americans paid price
Still doubt that President George Bush's relentless hispandering hurt Americans who were trying to get a foothold on the bottom rung of the economic ladder?
Take a look at Vdare.com's analysis:
"...during the course of George W. Bush’s eight-years, Hispanic employment rose by 3.68 million, or by 22.8 percent, while non-Hispanics eked out a 641,000, or 0.8 percent, gain.
The recent job market reverses for Hispanics are increasingly evident in our VDAWDI graphic—as is their longer-term displacement of American workers"
http://www.vdare.com/
Take a look at Vdare.com's analysis:
"...during the course of George W. Bush’s eight-years, Hispanic employment rose by 3.68 million, or by 22.8 percent, while non-Hispanics eked out a 641,000, or 0.8 percent, gain.
The recent job market reverses for Hispanics are increasingly evident in our VDAWDI graphic—as is their longer-term displacement of American workers"
http://www.vdare.com/
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