Tuesday, April 5, 2011
The Center for Immigration Studies on Hispanic Population Growth in the US
As a follow-up to earlier IPEC posting about the growing Hispanic population numbers in New Jersey, the Center for Immigration for Studies offers the following:
Salvadoran-American journalist Carlos Rajo, an analyst for Telemundo, recently provided a concise explanation of the damage the U.S. would suffer if the ever-larger cohort of Latino young people do not receive an education that prepares them for the future. Rajo said that a failed education doesn't just hurt the individual: "The state is also hurt because it receives less taxes during the lifetime of a person who does not complete his education," he said.
http://cis.org/kammer/telemundos-solid-journalism
Salvadoran-American journalist Carlos Rajo, an analyst for Telemundo, recently provided a concise explanation of the damage the U.S. would suffer if the ever-larger cohort of Latino young people do not receive an education that prepares them for the future. Rajo said that a failed education doesn't just hurt the individual: "The state is also hurt because it receives less taxes during the lifetime of a person who does not complete his education," he said.
http://cis.org/kammer/telemundos-solid-journalism
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