People first believed that the immigrants were decent and was under control. Later people were poisoned with the fact of Asian gangs affluent around their small town. This gave people assumptions.

People of Wausau speak for their community. Some believe that before 1978, the small town was filled with no racial conflicts. The town to some people was truly socially diverse in almost every way possible.

Then in late 1970s, Wausau congregations allowed a few Hmong, Lao and Vietnamese families to live in their little town. This allowed new discussion about the refugees and their families. The government reacts to the people by alternatively thinking about returning the Hmongs back to Lao.

Now with the attractive welfare rate and small town size, immigrants migrate to Wausau domestically from other states. With the bigger immigration rate, immigrants are bound to bring domestic relatives to Wausau.

Incoming immigration is not the only problem in Wausau, another big issue is Fertility. Some Hmong women would h

Illegal immigration has become the scapegoat for increased unemployment. Almost two-thirds of Americans believe that "new immigrants joining the labor force drive down the wages." (Mandel, 119) However, entry of new immigrants has been shown to increase native wages, sustain the pace of economic growth, and revive some declining sectors. Those most likely to benefit from this situation are also those most supportive of more restrictive measures. Higher than average support for a "zero immigration" policy was expressed by those without a high school diploma and incomes below $15,000 per year. Also, curiously enough, the highest level of support for tougher measures against illegal aliens came from Midwesterners (85%). Another popular misconception is that immigrants consume a disproportionate amount of social services. The difference in percentages consumed by natives and immigrants was less than 1% and immigrants actually generated a surplus of $25 to $30 billion.

ave around five children by the age of eighteen. One reason for this may be because of the high death rate of Hmong people in their native land. More issues arise about Hmong culture and that of Americans.

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