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I believe that's a debunked stat. 30% might be native born, but that doesn't account for foreign-born U.S. citizens, even ones that grew up in the U.S.
by cgy1 9y ago
I believe that's a debunked stat. 30% might be native born, but that doesn't account for foreign-born U.S. citizens, even ones that grew up in the U.S.
- JimboOmega 9y agoYeah that REALLY caught my eye; in the context I read it as "citizens and nationals of the US" (when they say "Americans"). Even is SJ is cherry picked, it is a big employment center and that number is shocking. The implication being that visa-holders are getting the majority of jobs. If it is based on country of birth I'm way less impressed. Where did that number even come from? Country of birth isn't something companies usually collect.