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Share of Births to Unmarried Mothers, by Race, 1990-2010
Questions 1.) What is driving the growth in unmarried-motherhood among whites and Hispanics? 2.) Implications of a Rising White Rate: Births to unmarried white mothers went from 1-in-6 births in 1990, to (likely) near 2-in-6 by 2010. What will it … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, births, england, europe, half sigma, illegitimacy, japan, lawrence auster, marriage, race, thinking housewise, usa
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What Share of USA’s “Immigrant Stock” is illegal?
Q. Who contributes more to the USA’s recent “immigrant-stock”, legals or illegals? A.
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Tagged anchor babies, illegal immigration, immigration, legal immigration, reagan, visas
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USA’s Recession, Has It Reduced Legal Immigration?
Q. Has legal immigration into the USA slowed down during the recession? A. Well,
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Tagged immigration, legal immigration, recession, refugees, usa, visas
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How USA’s Legal Immigrants Got In (By Visa Type)
How Did They Get In? (By type of visa.) Here it is: Legal Immigrants into the USA by type of residency permission acquired, 2009 627,358 [41.3%] Family-Based Visas (“Chain Migrants”) 317,129 [20.9%] Spousal visas (Married to a U.S. citizen or … Continue reading
