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To: Land Shark who wrote (1019731)	6/7/2017 12:41:12 PM
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High wages, low unemployment bother globalists 13 Don Surber by Don Surber Remember when the globalists insisted illegal aliens were not taking jobs from Americans?\| Remember when they said Now that The Donald has spooked millions of these invaders to go back where they came from, the truth is coming out. ((Mark Krikorian)))?Verified account @MarkSKrikorian Forced to offer higher wages because there isn't "enough" immigration? Oh, no! t.co From Bloomberg: Fed Officials Sharpen Concerns Over Trump’s Immigration PolicyFederal Reserve officials are beginning to worry out loud that President Donald Trump’s immigration policies are depriving U.S. companies of a scarce resource: workers.Patrick Harker, president of the Philadelphia Fed, became the latest policy maker to call attention to the struggles of companies in finding low-skilled labor.“I’m hearing this more and more and more,” Harker said Friday during remarks to the Pennsylvania Economic Association. “We’re feeling real tightness and part of this is related to immigration policy.”Employers in many U.S. regions have for months been reporting difficulty in filling skilled positions. Now, with the Trump administration clamping down on illegal immigration just as unemployment hits its lowest level since 2001, more companies are also scrambling to find basic laborers. Then there is this from USA Today: Trump’s crackdown on both illegal and legal immigration is likely to reduce net immigration to the U.S from about 1 million to about 750,000 annually, estimates Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody’s Analytics. He says that will hurt the economy chiefly by limiting the size of the workforce, as well as by hindering consumption and productivity. Many immigrants, he says, are risk-takers who launch new businesses, which tend to be more innovative and productive than average firms.Low unemployment. High wages. Record levels in stock prices. Donald Trump is Making America Great Again. If that bothers you, move. No, I mean it, go live in some failed Third World state because that is what you want America to be.