. Chavez argues that the inflow of unskilled immigrants does not benefit the economy and in order to prevent that we must change the system to favor those with skills (332),

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but she overlooks the fact that it is mostly the unskilled immigrants that do the jobs most natives do not want to do. Mills makes a good point when he says that wages of unattractive jobs should be increased to make them more attractive, a solution Unz calls "economics 101" (346). On the other hand, in a capitalist market where supply and demand determines wages, how do you increase such wages. Chavez answers this question when she suggests that the system should be changed to favor those with skills (332) which will reduce the supply of such labor, increase its demand and finally cause an increase in wages for such jobs. This will make them more attractive to natives. This I believe will reduce the number of immigrants dependent on the economy.

ed to recognize that even though private agencies have succeeded on a small scale in getting refuges off welfare and other programs, they might be able to do so on a large scale. I support the idea of the government doing its best to get people off welfare and limiting the number of immigrants who have not worked enough from r

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