"Immigrant Workers: A Key Factor in Boosting the US Economy"

The influx of immigrant workers, both legal and undocumented, has played a crucial role in fueling the US economy by filling millions of job vacancies, driving economic growth, and helping to alleviate labor shortages. This surge in immigration has allowed the economy to generate jobs without overheating and accelerating inflation, with immigrants accounting for a record 18.6% of the labor force. While some economists argue that immigration can force down wages, others emphasize the benefits of immigrants taking essential jobs, boosting innovation, and contributing to economic growth. The ongoing debate over immigration policy and its impact on the economy remains a key issue in the US.