Chamber of Commerce CEO Tom Donohue says in an op-ed that the U.S.
needs more low-skill immigration because Americans are not "qualified"
or "willing" to do such work.
"Immigration can also address labor
shortages in lesser-skilled fields where there are insufficient numbers
of either qualified or willing U.S. workers to fill positions," Donohue
writes.
Alabama senator Jeff Sessions tries to frame the issue
differently. “We must transition struggling Americans from welfare and
joblessness to work and rising wages,” says Sessions. “But the only plan
the President and Senate Democrats appear interested in supporting
would hollow out a shrinking American middle class. It is time to
redefine 'immigration reform' to serve the legitimate interests of
working Americans.”
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