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The New York Times is hiding the huge impact of immigration on Americans’ wages to help portray President Donald Trump’s policies as “anti-immigrant.”

The scandal-plagued but little-known J-1 visa program gives 100,000 low-wage and low-tax seasonal workers to McDonald’s, Holiday Inn, Food Lion, Disney, and a myriad other employers who would otherwise have to recruit Americans workers with offers of higher pay.

Mark Zuckerberg’s group of West Coast investors is lobbying the GOP to keep illegal cheap labor flowing into Georgia.

The White House is touting government data showing strong pay raises for Americans heading into an election year.

The Democrats’ leading 2020 candidate, Joe Biden, posted a tweet suggesting he would bar the arrests and deportation of illegal migrants who are hired by companies in place of Americans.

President Donald Trump’s deputies have upended Mississippi politics by enforcing long-ignored immigration laws on the state’s powerful meatpacking industry — yet the establishment media is portraying the political turnabout as a traumatic event for migrant children. 

Wage gains accelerated for the fourth month in a row during July, according to a market survey by Paychex, a firm which provides payroll management services for 350,000 clients. 

Elected officials in Maryland’s Montgomery County are trying to abolish the legal foundation for suburbia — “single family zoning” — to better aid and encourage a massive inflow of immigrant employees, consumers, and renters.

Two-thirds of wealthier college graduates say immigration helps the economy by providing cheap labor, according to a Gallup poll.

Rising urban rents are reducing the economic incentives for young people to migrate into bigger towns and cities for better-paying careers, say U.K. and U.S. studies.

Business groups and establishment media outlets are urging President Donald Trump to split his trade and migration policies, even though business includes cheap-labor immigration in their own trade policies.

President Donald Trump will lose the 2020 election because wages are not climbing fast enough, says a progressive polling group.

One of the New York Time’s white-collar reporters joined with business executives to lament President Donald Trump’s pressure on employers to hire blue-collar Americans and pay them decent wages.

President Donald Trump will use a Rose Garden speech on Thursday to introduce his immigration plan.

The New York Times is touting a few city managers in hard-hit upstate New York who are hoping to rejuvenate their local economies by attracting a share of the many illegal and legal immigrants who enter the United States each year.

Jobs “are not producing the wages that people need to meet their needs,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said at a Washington Post event.

The White House’s draft immigration plan includes many border security reforms, but it also shifts the migrant inflow from blue-collar jobs towards white-collar college jobs, so sharpening workplace competition for a wide range of American graduates. 

The New York Times’ leading establishment writer says he supports a border wall — but only if companies can legally import the workers they want.

President Donald Trump’s number priority in immigration policy is protecting Americans’ wages and salaries, Jared Kushner told an audience at the #Time100 summit today.  

Newly hired Americans are getting record wage increases, even as American employers try to minimize wage increases, according to reports from the 12 federal reserve banks.

Retailer Target Corp. is raising starter wages to $13 per hour, marking a continued rise in blue-collar wages amid President Donald Trump’s “Hire American” economic policy. 

Border patrol officers will start releasing many of the myriad migrants crossing the Rio Grande without even going through the formalities of temporary detention or strapping removable tracking-devices to the migrants’ ankles, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. 

The White House’s economic staffers strongly suggested Tuesday there is no need for extra immigrant workers to fill new jobs in President Donald Trump’s go-go economy.

There are no Americans in America and no history of America, just immigrants and their “story,” says a new video by former President George W. Bush’s Bush Center.

Goldman Sachs says blue-collar and middle-class wages jumped by four percent in the last 12 months — after discounting inflation — and are likely to keep growing in President Donald Trump’s “Hire American” economy.

President Donald Trump’s “Hire American” policy pushed Americans’ wages up by 3.4 percent in the last 12 months, according to employment data released March 8.

President Donald Trump’s “Hire American” economic policy is forcing companies to pay higher wages to U.S. workers and also to buy the labor-saving machinery which will allow American workers to produce more value in less time. 

The George W. Bush Presidential Center is helping to develop a White House immigration policy, as it is urging legislators to help CEOs and investors hire an unlimited number of foreigners in place of white-collar and blue-collar Americans.

Salaries for college graduate Americans are growing much slower than for Americans who are working in transportation, restaurants, services, construction, and sales, according to federal data. 

Earnings are up and UK employment and job vacancies are as record highs at the UK experiences its lowest net EU migration since 2012.