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Roundandroundwego · 61-69
@idontcareok no, it's just how y'all talk.
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Charity · 70-79
Not my personal views but a reason why
Certain people feel threatened _______ there is around 62 million Hispanics and anywhere from 12 to 15 million illegals. Fear that they will no longer be the majority in a few more years. They will no longer have control over this country in a few more years.
Before the 1970s here in Texas caucasians were the construction industry and medium to high paying labor jobs. After the 1970s they were underbid and Hispanics we're on the rise now the industries.
By the 1980s / 1990s this was widespread concern over many of the US states, Hispanics were moving into positions of management and hiring their own...............................................
Immigration in the 1990s: Proposition 187 | Retro Report | PBS LearningMedia https://share.google/60BTdbTj5ALHxAlhY
Construction: Securing the Workforce Behind America’s Growth — American Business Immigration Coalition https://share.google/VZ9LHWCjREyTvrqtB
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Starting off working on farms picking crops, Hispanic population increasing in numbers annually and they venture from crops to better positions and higher paying jobs eventually gaining status and hiring their own.
Mexican Enclaves in the U.S. Northeast: Immigrant and Migrant Mushroom Workers in Southern Chester County, Pennsylvania -- Victor Garcia - Changing Face | Migration Dialogue https://share.google/THJAaelUAvMyEkB4p.
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It's hard to find even newspaper articles about the uproar of caucasians in the 1980s 1990s of their jobs being taken by Hispanics and demand to send them back.
Analyzing undocumented Mexican migration in U.S. | Stanford Report https://share.google/1ZrjzIImkdEnPgU8C
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Then there is medical Care which most Hispanics received or may have received freely.
Certain people feel threatened _______ there is around 62 million Hispanics and anywhere from 12 to 15 million illegals. Fear that they will no longer be the majority in a few more years. They will no longer have control over this country in a few more years.
Before the 1970s here in Texas caucasians were the construction industry and medium to high paying labor jobs. After the 1970s they were underbid and Hispanics we're on the rise now the industries.
By the 1980s / 1990s this was widespread concern over many of the US states, Hispanics were moving into positions of management and hiring their own...............................................
Immigration in the 1990s: Proposition 187 | Retro Report | PBS LearningMedia https://share.google/60BTdbTj5ALHxAlhY
Construction: Securing the Workforce Behind America’s Growth — American Business Immigration Coalition https://share.google/VZ9LHWCjREyTvrqtB
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Starting off working on farms picking crops, Hispanic population increasing in numbers annually and they venture from crops to better positions and higher paying jobs eventually gaining status and hiring their own.
Mexican Enclaves in the U.S. Northeast: Immigrant and Migrant Mushroom Workers in Southern Chester County, Pennsylvania -- Victor Garcia - Changing Face | Migration Dialogue https://share.google/THJAaelUAvMyEkB4p.
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It's hard to find even newspaper articles about the uproar of caucasians in the 1980s 1990s of their jobs being taken by Hispanics and demand to send them back.
Analyzing undocumented Mexican migration in U.S. | Stanford Report https://share.google/1ZrjzIImkdEnPgU8C
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Then there is medical Care which most Hispanics received or may have received freely.
