Are today's immigrants assimilating into U.S. society?

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A debate between Tamar Jacoby and Victor Davis Hanson on the issue whether immigrants are assimilating into the US society is presented. Jacoby believes that the immigrants are the people who are learning cultural fluidity, understanding intermarriages and blending into the culture while Hanson thinks that illegal immigration results in high unemployment by ensuring cheap labour.

Public affairs, Immigrants, Social aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Acculturation, Editors, Assimilation (Sociology), Hanson, Victor Davis, Jacoby, Tamar

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Continuing support?

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Most farmworker advocates favor enacting the AgJOBS bill as it would give workers legal status, and they would no longer fear reprisal for standing up for themselves. The views of different supporters and opponents of the bill are presented.

Government domestic functions, Agricultural Programs, Regulation of Agricultural Marketing and Commodities, Agricultural Programs-Total Govt, Interpretation and construction, Agricultural policy, Bills, Legislative, Legislative bills

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