I think it is illogical to suggest that giving them increased mobility in the market in which they are allowed to come into the United States would not have a tendency to increase wages.
Daniel E. Lungren: “I think it is illogical to suggest that giving them increased mobility in the market in which they are allowed to come…”
On the recordFebruary 8, 2012
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Lungren argues that increased worker mobility would logically lead to higher wages.
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