When it comes to President Barack Obama, I have always maintained his race has never been a factor in the rejection of his policies.
The color of one’s skin shouldn’t matter in this country.
Yet, as our first black president, it appears he has turned his back on America’s black labor force.
The black unemployment rate stands at more than 20 percent, and has been at that level for a long time. The unemployment rate for black youth is astronomical.
Yet, ...
Some people count Detroit down and out. I’m not one of them. To do so would ignore the contributions that the American car manufacturing industry made to the world’s industrial and economic development. And its center was Detroit.
Henry Ford is known as a visionary inventor, but he also saw the wisdom in creating a diverse workforce. According to a Ford Motor historical perspective, since its founding in 1903, “Ford has established itself as a premier American employer by supporting equitable ...
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Neal Asbury opened his nationally syndicated “Neal Asbury’s Made in America” show on Radio America (now on 44 stations) by expressing a personal conflict regarding immigration – balancing the contributions made by educated legal immigrants with the financial drain that 11 million largely unskilled illegal immigrants puts on the American economy. This is only exacerbated by 26 million underemployed and unemployed Americans that need jobs, and whose jobs would be taken by the 11 million illegal immigrants if they ...
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The United States currently has an estimated 11 million immigrants who entered this country illegally. According to the National Research Council, the migration of these individuals into the United States costs American taxpayers $346 billion annually.
Now we are starting to get a feel for the costs being absorbed by one sector — the U.S. healthcare system — to treat this population. And the cost is staggering.
The Center for Immigration Studies estimates that the current cost of treating uninsured immigrants who ...
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I don’t think any sane person would disagree that the U.S. immigration policy is in complete shambles. But like clockwork, every 20 years or so, Congress wakes up to discover that the nation is flooded with undocumented workers. Inevitably, the solution in the past was to grant amnesty, even if it wasn’t called that.
Today, the president calls for immigration reform, but what he really is advocating is amnesty for the 11 million undocumented workers in this country who are largely ...
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