The Under-Appreciated Consumer

Hundreds of years of political and socio-economic problems coupled with racial persecution, poverty and more recently drug violence have forced a mass migration of Hispanics northward. While they come from virtually every Spanish speaking country in Central and South America, the vast majority of immigrants (legal and illegal) are from Mexico. Although the United States has exported many jobs to take advantage of cheaper labor and less restrictive laws, they are not enough to change the miserable existence of the vast majority of poverty-stricken people below our borders. Years of poorly managed immigration policy and lack of timely action by politicians to rectify the problem has made this nearly impossible to fix. The only solution they see is amnesty. There are now approximately 54 million Hispanics in this country, almost a quarter of which are illegal. They perform the jobs that we do not want - construction, agriculture and the service industries. To remove them now would have a devastating impact on our economy. Fifty-four million! This is a very significant portion of US consumers - and it is growing! Consumers who need food, clothing, automobiles and all the things that goes with living in America. In our top ten metropolitan areas more than one quarter the population is Hispanic. Half of these are more than 40% Hispanic and three exceed 50%. oAmEQNOy
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