Poll: Californians, especially in Bay Area, consider immigrants more benefit than burden


	Poll: Californians, especially in Bay Area, consider immigrants more benefit than burden

Lexica

9-11-2009 2:35 PM

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9-11-2009 10:28 PM

cptenaud

Most whites and most Republicans, in

contrast to the general population, consider immigrants a burden.

No surprise there.

9-12-2009 10:48 PM

benaloy

A newly converted Christian tends to behave more Christian than the most born Christians.

You get the drift ?

Likewise an immigrant would be better citizen than the citizens.

Pls don't mention the rare bird that steals and lies due to situations beyond control. For you know that no one likes to be called a ''bad'' person.

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