According to a new Zogby poll, senior executives, business owners, and members of union households think the best way to deal with illegal immigration is to enforce the law. When asked to choose between enforcement or a pathway to citizenship with conditions, 59 percent of executives, 67 percent of small business owners, and 58 percent of union households chose enforcement. When asked whether more immigrants are needed to address our job needs or if there are enough Americans to fill them, 61 percent of executives, 65 percent of small business owners, and 72 percent of union households said there are plenty of Americans available to fill unskilled jobs. These findings are no surprise. Citizens and legal immigrants should not be forced to compete with illegal immigrants for scarce jobs.
Lamar Smith: “According to a new Zogby poll, senior executives, business owners, and members of union households think the best way to…”
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