Illegal immigrants rise to 12 million percent of all workers
A Pew Hispanic Center estimate places undocumented immigrants at about 12 million in the United States, or one in every 20 workers. The report notes prolonged stays due to stricter border controls and discusses implications for policy and the economy.
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Immigration in the United States hits 11.1 million in 2005
The Pew Hispanic Center estimates 11.1 million unauthorized immigrants lived in the U S as of March 2005, up from earlier figures. An estimated 1.8 to 2.9 million unauthorized migrants are cited in the data.
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Dozen Distinctive Destinations Highlight Historic U S Sites
National Trust for Historic Preservation names a dozen unusual U S locales reachable without a passport. The list features Lewes Delaware along with Arrow Rock Missouri Bartlesville Oklahoma Bowling Green Kentucky Milwaukee Wisconsin Monterey California Palm Springs California Philipsburg Montana Prescott Arizona Saranac Lake New York West Chester Pennsylvania and others noted for history and scenery.
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