Assertion: immigrant | /r/CapableOf | take job
Facets:
value: away from americans
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: away from american workers
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: from citizens
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: away from people
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: from britons
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The high and rising labour force participation rate for the UK native population also undermines the idea that immigrants are "taking" jobs from Britons.
text: Wouldn’t lower-income Americans oppose a Visas between Individuals Program because of fears that these immigrants would take away their jobs?
text: A major point of the current government administration’s immigration platform has been that immigrants are taking jobs that should go to native-born Americans.
text: Are immigrants generally a problem, taking jobs and services, or do they strengthen the country through hard work and talents?
text: "Is it true that immigrants take jobs away from Americans
text: A U.S. Department of Labor study prepared by the Bush Administration noted that the perception that immigrants take jobs away from American workers is "the most persistent fallacy about immigration in popular thought" because it is based on the mistaken assumption that there is only a fixed number of jobs in the economy.
text: Participants similarly responded to three statements reflecting xenophobia: "Immigrants increase crime rates"; "American culture is generally undermined by immigrants"; and "Immigrants take jobs away from people who were born in America.
text: The data presented here make clear that the often-made argument that immigrants only take jobs Americans don’t want is simply wrong.
text: They are said to take jobs away from their native-born counterparts, depress wages, and exhaust social services.
text: Myth: Immigrants take jobs away from American Workers
text: Do immigrants take jobs away from American workers?
text: It’s often the case that immigrants take jobs that Americans don’t want, and it’s also often the case that Americans have a set of unique skills
text: Studies on whether immigrants to the United States take jobs away from Americans or constitute a drain on social welfare are mixed, says Kerr, with some research showing a net loss and others showing a net gain of jobs.
text: Those who believe immigrants take jobs from citizens, don’t pay taxes, strain public services, and threaten the dominant culture will find their assumptions challenged with compelling arguments and hard data.
text: In terms of work, 35 percent of Trump voters say immigrants take jobs from Americans, compared with 24 percent of all voters.
text: The fact that immigrants — and especially illegal immigrants — will take those jobs is the very reason the wage levels will not rise enough to attract Americans.