The traditional view that an influx of new workers takes work away from
native-born Americans is only part of the story.
When critics of immigration make their case, they often point to the labor
market. The argument goes something like this: An increase in the supply
of workers creates additional competition for jobs, and if immigrants
are willing to accept lower wages than American-born workers, then it's
the American workers who will suffer.
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