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Chapter 25, Problem 1DQ
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Evaluate the statement whether it is true or not.
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Option (a):
Between years 2000 and 2009, there were approximately 1 million legal immigrants. But during the same period, the average illegal immigrant number stood at 300,000. So, this statement is false.
Option (b):
Between years 2000 and 2009, 55% of legal immigrants were women. So, this statement is false.
Option (c):
Every year, only 15% of legal immigrants are Mexicans. So, this statement is false.
Option (d):
Majority of the legal immigrants in United States gain their legal status through family based sponsorship. So, this statement is false.
Economics Concept Introduction
Concept Introduction:
Immigrant: A person who migrates to another country, usually for permanent residence.
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