American Thinker – If we truly have a labor shortage, why aren’t wages going up along with increased participation in the labor force? The answer is obvious. When you increase significantly the supply of labor above the demand for jobs, wages go down along with participation.
The marketplace works for the bottom line of businesses. But it does not work for the American worker who is not competing on a level playing field. Our immigration policies are importing annually hundreds of thousands of low-skilled workers, which affect mainly Americans with a high school degree or less. [Read More]
