A plurality of Americans recognize companies employ migrants to cut Americans’ wages, says a pro-migration survey funded by the Unite Here! union.
\n\nForty-three percent of 1,030 registered voters said that “employers use immigration status to hold wages down for everyone.” Just 29 percent disagreed, and seven percent were not sure.
\n\nThe poll was conducted Sept. 30-Oct. 5 by Wave Polling and Research.
\n\nThe polling report also cited the results of a poll of 1,030 people in Florida. They were asked about a core feature of the Dignidad Act pushed by GOP Rep. Maria Salazar: “Dignity Act-style: create a new legal class for immigrant workers, but don’t give them citizenship.”
\n\nFifty percent opposed, and 29 percent supported the visa workers idea, which promises “cheap labor” for many CEOs.
\n\nFloridaPolitics.com reported on October 28:
\n\nA key feature of Republican U.S. Rep. María Elvira Salazar’s signature immigration-reform proposal, the Dignity Act, isn’t particularly popular among voters in her home state or nationally, new polling shows.
\n\nSalazar has touted her amnesty and immigration bill as a giveaway to business groups. “When people tell me that I am trying to help big business to have cheap labor, I’m going to answer them: It’s not [just]…
Original source: https://www.breitbart.com/economy/
