Fairus.org Website Review

is self-sufficiency still a primary goal of u.s. immigration policy?. fair's new campaign to increase wages by decreasing immigration. fair’s mission is to examine immigration trends and effects, to educate the american people on the impacts of sustained high-volume immigration, and to discern, put forward, and advocate immigration policies that will best serve american environmental, societal, and economic interests today and into the future. learn more about fair immigration controls and limits are now under vigorous attack every day, and fair urgently needs your support to defend our borders, national self-determination and the american quality of life ensured by responsible immigration limits. any contribution is greatly appreciated and will make a significant impact. donate today as of 2017, fair estimates that there are approximately 12.5 million illegal aliens residing in the united states. this number is slightly higher than fair’s previous estimate of 12 million in 2011. read more in the wake of the trump administration’s decision to end the daca program, political leaders from both parties have said that it would be cruel to deport anyone covered by the daca program because these “incredible kids” would unable to as*imilate if sent back to their country of birth – after all the u.s. was “the only home they had ever known.” read more perhaps the most pressing consequence of uncontrolled immigration is the immediate toll it places upon the american worker. illegal immigration dramatically increases competition in the labor market, particularly for low-skilled jobs, and depresses wages by perpetuating a clas* of workers willing to work for substandard wages. read more. the fiscal burden of illegal immigration on california taxpayers (2014). the fiscal burden of illegal immigration on united states taxpayers. president obama's record of dismantling immigration enforcement. thank you to everyone that has donated to our #fair4yourfuture campaign. but we still have a long way to go. all do…