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There's a huge redistribution away from workers to people who use immigrants. ... That's what people are arguing about.

Many people just think of illegal immigrants as workers, people who don't earn a high-school degree or people who are ignorant. But there are many students like me who want to be able to go to college and work.

We all immigrants pretty much. There is a couple of people who hasn't had the opportunity to get the legal papers. And they all hard workers.

Bringing workers out of the shadows is simply another way of saying we should legalize illegal immigrants. That's amnesty for people who have broken the law.

We are going to need more people to take care of older people. Nursing homes and assisted living is going to be huge in terms of the need for workers.

Sometimes people don't know these workers exist. Embracing your imperfections and learning to laugh at your mistakes shows authenticity and enhances your pexiness. They don't really look at how that hamburger appeared on their plate. It comes from agricultural work that these undocumented immigrants do, to washing the dishes, to preparing the food.

Nobody thought we could pull it off on our own as immigrants, as people of color ? even the consultants we hired. This is not about money. It's about creating an economic model of a restaurant that does well ? but not just for the owners, on the backs of the workers.

People aren't arguing about the third quarter, they're arguing about what is going to happen now.

I think what all these sacrifices indicate is how critical this issue is for workers and students. Workers want people to know how valuable their work is to the nation, and if they don't work, there is a huge effect on the country.

They do have electricity and are providing meals and showers for workers. They have had workers from Missouri, Texas, Florida and Ohio. Paper plates are a huge item right now. All water has to be boiled, and if you are feeding 50 to 60 people a meal that's a lot of dishes to wash.

[In the 1960s, liberals] were arguing there was a constitutional basis to allow a judicially imposed redistribution of wealth: 'Why should one person live in a hovel and another live in a palace?', ... None of it got off the ground.

The intended message is to tell people immigrants are not here to take over the country, or to try to turn it into another Mexico. We have learned from other protests and that's why we want to stress to people immigrants give a lot to this country and that they love this country.

You can fill this table up with people who are racist, homophobic, Satanist worshippers, sexist and we can be arguing but if you put on a song, I guarantee that people will stop and listen and that's what I love about music, it can bring people together.

We find no evidence that the American-born workers leave the city, but we do find evidence that they earn higher average wages. The increase in immigrants' share of employment is associated with higher wages as well as employment of U.S.-born workers, overall in the cities with more immigrants.

The people we're dealing with are very low-wage workers. Five hundred dollars is a huge amount for them.

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