Immigration Laws on College Students

            Since the imposition of the immigration law, it has become hard for the American college students to stay in America after completing their studies.  This has raised the tax burden to these students as they will need the proof of having more savings on their arrival to the college.  The international students have been paying more charge for hospital treatment than the American students which rises without notice.  The admission of immigrants will increase the wages of the native college students of America in that wages will be diminished with about 0.8% in order to increase the segment of the workforces who are the innovative settlers. Increases of the wages to the new immigrants and part of employees based on specialized occupations will really have an optimistic salary effect in that there is supplementality among in born employees and afresh reached settlers in the talent groups (Miller, Benjamin & North, 2001).  

            Salary belongings can also develop into deleterious as the period of the immigrants in the United States upsurges. Increased distribution of recently reached settlers does not statistically  have the deleterious impacts on the salaries of the native capable citizens but upsurges the distribution to the American students as they change position and have a minor but important undesirable result on small expert innate salaries. Renovation of the immigration system has increased the economic efficiency by reducing the labor shortages in high and low markets as the educational background of the college student fill the native born labor markets. The share of immigrants in the U.S employees has gone down (Miller, Benjamin & North, 2001). 

 

 

 

Reference

Miller, R. L. R., Benjamin, D. K., & North, D. C. (2001). The economics of public issues. Boston [u.a.: Addison Wesley.