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The U.S. economy is dynamic and difficult to read at any point in time. Currently, the labor market's low hiring rate and low layoff rate create a bifurcated experience for workers, depending on their employment status.

The economic impact of undocumented workers is significant, as they fill jobs that domestic workers often avoid.

The amount that Social Security benefits from undocumented immigrants is significant. Despite claims that they drain public programs, they actually contribute a windfall to Social Security because they pay taxes without receiving benefits.

The U.S. labor market is currently characterized by a low hire, low fire environment. This means workers with jobs are secure, but new entrants or those unemployed face challenges finding employment.

The population of unauthorized immigrants in the United States peaked in 2007. We are putting more and more resources after what is essentially a stable population, manufacturing a crisis where there's not one.

Undocumented workers have various documents to function in society, highlighting the complexity of immigration issues.

Exploitative employers are the biggest enablers of undocumented immigration in the U.S. They knowingly violate labor laws by hiring undocumented workers, undermining labor law enforcement.

The American Dream is unique, and the U.S. should leverage its brand to attract the world's best talent through legal immigration.

Providing a path to legalization for undocumented immigrants working in essential industries could help reduce food prices and benefit the economy.

The American Dream is unique, and the U.S. should leverage its brand to attract the best talent worldwide, differentiating between legal and illegal immigration.