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Tuesday, 09 February 2010
The News & Observer
Business owners once said they needed illegal workers because there weren't enough Americans willing to do dirty and lowly jobs. Now, unemployment is nearing 10 percent, and citizens are lining up for jobs they once would have rejected. Yet, some say, many employers still want illegal immigrants. "They prefer immigrants, especially now," said James Lee, an electrician who hasn't found work since Thanksgiving. "I don't think it's fair when there's so many of us in the shape we're in now." Lee, 47, said American workers can't compete against immigrants who are willing to work for low pay and...
Some of the 241 would be immigrants coming from North Africa and arrived by boat sit in the harbour of the Italian southern island of Lampedusa, off the Sicilian coast, Sunday, Aug. 29, 2
photo: AP / Alessandra Tarantino


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