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Just think about what would happen if immigrants leave? Ok let’s start saying that there is about 12 or more millions of immigrants, just think about how much money the United States is going to spend sending the immigrants back. Now think in this undocumented people which are include the Mexicans, now what would happen if there is no more people that would buy tacos,tortas,tortillas,ect. Just think about it the taxes will rice up and remember the government pay Americans bill for the ones that don’t work or don’t have the capacity to do something. By the way I just want to say that in California there are only 35% of Native Americans.
Something’s I’m just going to say are that most of the Americans says that we are taking over there medical care, well that is totally not true because the immigrants are scare that somebody will ask them for their social security number or something that will reveal that their immigrants, but by the way United States medical sucks any way.
Sometimes you here that some people say that Immigrants are criminals but I found a web site that proves that immigrants are less likely to commit a crime, than Native Americans born.

HERE SEE THIS!!

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Immigrants less likely to commit crime
Tue, 02/26/2008 - 6:24pm

The Public Policy Institute of California has just issued a surprising new report finding that immigrants to the Golden State are far less likely to commit serious crimes than those who are native-born. The study finds that even though foreign-born residents make up 35 percent of California's population, they make up only 17 percent of those incarcerated. Among men aged 18-40, the most likely to commit crimes, immigrants make up an even lower percentage. Native-born Americans in that age group who were born in the Untied States are 10 times more likely to be in county or state prison than immigrants. Hopefully, the study will put some xenophobia to rest.

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