Sure it will.

There are hundreds of thousands of Americans pining to pick fruits and vegetables in the Salinas valley, since the wages and working conditions are outstanding.  Still more want to work as chambermaids in cut-rate motels and toil for below minimum wage keeping the lawns and gardens of the Bay area neat and tidy.

The fly-by-night contractors who need day labourers to work in unsafe conditions will see a groundswell of applications from Americans who have been cheated of their birthright by those lousy illegals.  And let's not forget the hot, greasy kitchens that offer such generous wages and benefits.

Yup, those jobs have the potential to end the vicious cycle of underemployment and poverty that plagues America's working class.