Black Men and Less Educated Americans Especially Hard Hit by Current
                               Foreign Labor

    WASHINGTON, Jan. 23, 2007 As President Bush is
expected to again promote amnesty and a guestworker program in his State of
the Union Address tonight, NumbersUSA urges him to recognize that
large-scale importation of foreign workers will further depress wages and
deny job opportunities for the most vulnerable Americans -- destabilizing
the overall economy; frustrating efforts to fight terrorism; and imposing
significant costs on taxpayers while subsidizing cheap labor.
    "President Bush's constant push for his guestworker proposal is a
direct affront to the American worker, particularly the 25 million
less-educated Americans who currently do not have a job," said Roy Beck,
Executive Director of NumbersUSA. "I hope that the new Democratic
leadership in Congress will not sell out to the cheap labor lobby of big
business, but stand up for their Democratic ideals to protect the working
American."
    Mass immigration has the greatest impact on the most vulnerable
Americans. For example, 40% of the decline in employment for Black men is
linked to immigration, according to findings of a new study from Prof.
George J. Borjas of Harvard University, Prof. Jeffrey Grogger of the
University of Chicago and Prof. Gordon H. Hanson of the University of
California, San Diego. The study concluded that the federally driven and
ever-larger flows of immigration since 1980 have been a crucial factor in
the plight of the Black lower classes.
    Both unskilled and skilled Americans would be hurt by the President's
past immigration proposals to match willing workers from other countries
with willing employers here in the United States at the cost of the
American taxpayer. While official unemployment remains relatively low, more
and more American workers are completely getting out of the job market as
more than a million foreign workers move in and take jobs each year. Severe
outsourcing, uncontrolled illegal immigration and government-mandated
immigration four times higher than the traditional average have worsened
underemployment and wage stagnation among Americans on both ends of the
employment spectrum.
    Enforcement of our immigration laws is absolutely necessary to ensure
Americans' economic and physical security and a successful struggle for
living-wage jobs. Without full-scale efforts in mandatory workplace
verification, implementation of the entry-exit system, and increased
cooperation between state, local, and federal law enforcement officials,
the continued importation of foreign workers will further erode the economy
and our national security.
    "Granting amnesty and loosening immigration rules is a dangerous game
to play when our immigration system has already been gamed by terrorists,
and new evidence of plans for terrorists to breach our immigration system
is uncovered almost daily," said Beck. "It's high time to stop paying lip
service to the American people and instead take real action to protect our
borders and keep Americans safe and secure, physically and economically."

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Although charged with the security of national borders by the "supreme" law of the land, Congress has pursued open door policies over the past century or longer. When lawmakers subvert the law they create, by deliberate non enforcement, they surrender all legal and moral authority to compel you and me to uphold their never ending laws. They encourage and allow the continuous daily invasion of this nation by those who understand American law amounts to window dressing. Now we are faced with a situation where Congressional criminals demand that citizens make life difficult for the guests they invite and encourage.
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Many Americans are concerned about the social and economic impacts of immigration. Large numbers of immigrants enter the United States each year, and observers wonder how these persons affect the availability of jobs, the cost of government services, and whether their region or neighborhood is becoming overcrowded. Immigration debates at the national level are often about whether federal policies on admissions are adequate and appropriate. But when people talk about immigration at the state and local level they often are concerned about the impact of immigration on local economies and governments. Indeed, while national studies generally find that immigrants pay
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