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Impact of Immigrant Children - | Negative Population Growth

THE Impact OF Immigrant Children ON AMERICA S PUBLIC SCHOOLS All Students Lose in Overcrowded Classrooms Taught by Overworked Teachers An NPG Forum Paperby Christopher J. DalyNPG-182 February 2017 OVERVIEWAs a nation we have witnessed outrage after outrage during the past 15-20 years as our once-workable immigration system has fallen apart. Today s headlines constantly carry reports on the ongoing problems related to the estimated 12 million+ illegal immigrants living in the United States.

the ongoing problems related to the estimated 12 million+ illegal immigrants living in the United ... to be the driving force in America’s population growth. Both large and small communities are ... be majority Hispanic by 2042. A quarter of all

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