A five-year period is very realistic. Poll after poll suggests that an increasing number of U.S. citizens of all ethnic backgrounds want to see huge reductions in immigration. A September, 1994 CBS/New York Times poll showed that 63% of those surveyed favor reduction in legal immigration. The 1992 Latino National Political Survey said that more than 7 out of 10 Latinos felt there were too many immigrants.

SCHOOLING- Immigrants are overwhelming our school systems. Schools are already overcrowded; there are six million more children in school now than 10 years ago. From 1997 the school population has grown from 49 million to 55 million--because of immigration. As taxpayers, our cost for the education of immigrants' children is over $30 billion a year. Between 1988 and 1992, alien college students received $1.8 billion in federal Pell grants for higher education.

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