Not long ago it was revealed that for over thirty years, in both New York City and Los Angeles, more than a million people were living on welfare.

Realizing that the U.S.A. provided funding for the welfare assisted poor with food stamps, housing, Medicaid and free education for all children has caused an immigration (legal and illegal) stampede to the U.S.A.

The population of the U.S.A. increased by 100 million people in the past 40 years.  The assorted freebies granted to immigrants have drawn them like magnets to reap the benefits of the assisted U.S.A. lifestyle.

Years ago when immigrants came to the U.S.A., waiting to come legally, all these gratuities were simply unavailable.  Years ago immigrants for the most part learned the English language.  

In the state of New Jersey, McDonald's Restaurant had the audacity to put up a billboard that just so happened to be written in Spanish. Local citizens and politicians were outraged.
There are those who try to disguise the illegality of illegal immigrants by describing them simply and innocently enough as "undocumented workers."  

Earlier this year, the illegal immigrants working in this country staged a walk-out protest where they refused to work for one day, so other Americans, particularly anti-open border citizens, would get a sense of what things would be like without the immigrants' contributions to our society.

During this Republican controlled administration 75 percent of the economy has been reliant on the home building industry.

Following the stock market's high tech stock crash investors ran for cover.  When the feds lowered the interest rate to the lowest level in 60 years, the housing market took off for the home building industry.

The low labor costs of hiring non-union illegal immigrants, coupled with destroying currency value, provided a formula made in heaven for builders.  Unionized labor demanding a living wage, health care costs and unemployment insurance was always a painful thorn in the flesh of businessmen, whose motto was profits any way you can make a buck.

It worked out this way.  The U.S. taxpayer could fund the cost of educating the children of illegal immigrants along with supplying Medicaid, phenomena that must have been created in some Republican fat cat heaven.  This was a superb subsidization formula for the rich to get richer in the building industry.