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In this question, we are looking at the basic overview of the statistics for american immigration.
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And i have listed here the basic themes of the question.
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And we're going to look at the assumptions made and see if they're true or false.
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This first one, we're looking at the amount of legal and illegal immigrants.
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And the assumption or the problem is saying that illegal immigrants outnumber illegal immigrants in the united states.
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And for this question, it's going to be false.
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And we're thinking of why exactly here.
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Just for some statistical data, legal immigration does outnumber illegal immigration by a factor around four times the amount.
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Legal immigrants make up about $1 million each year for the united states.
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Meanwhile, illegal is roughly $250 ,000.
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And of course, this may fluctuate each year based on, uh, persecution in other person's countries, along with the state of the economy in the united states.
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So this may vary, but the overall theme is that this is that legal, definitely outnumber is illegal, making this problem false.
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Next up, we're looking at the gender distribution in american immigration, and the problem is saying male outnumber is female in immigration.
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Now, it is slightly closer than this first one, but this is also going to be false.
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Females actually outnumber males.
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The percentage is roughly 55 % women compared to only 45 % men.
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And it's about 10 % difference.
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And just building off that, about 57 % of immigrants are actually married.
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And it's pretty straightforward.
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Females actually do outnumber males.
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Moving on, we're looking at the origin countries for immigrants.
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And the problem is saying that mexico makes up over 50 % of immigrants...