By DAMIEN CAVE
Published: July 6, 2011
In simple terms, Mexican families are smaller than they had once been. The pool of likely migrants is shrinking. Despite the dominance of the Roman Catholic Church in Mexico, birth control efforts have pushed down the fertility rate to about 2 children per woman from 6.8 in 1970, according to government figures. So while Mexico added about one million new potential job seekers annually in the 1990s, since 2007 that figure has fallen to an average of 800,000, according to government birth records. By 2030, it is expected to drop to 300,000.
source: The New York Times
That's most obvious as for due to less population always there would be less job seekers.
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Thank you, Nancy, for your comment on immigration.
ReplyDeleteCan you tell us what you see happening in Kansas regarding this issue? Has Kansas passed new anti- immigration legislation? If so, how is it affecting immigrants? farmers? business owners?
immigrant families? othes?
What do you think our Congress should do to resolve the problem? Would you like to see more deportation? more work visas? more ways for immigrants to achieve US citizenship? more pressure on US employers not to hire illegals? more aid to Mexico to improve their economy?
Thank you