02/05/2004
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Illegal Immigrant Workers by Industry, 2001 (in thousands) |
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Industry group |
Illegal Immigrant Laborforce |
Total U.S. Laborforce |
Illegals as % Total Laborforce |
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Construction |
620 |
9,670 |
6.4% |
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Manufacturing |
1,190 |
20,830 |
5.7% |
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Durable |
580 |
12,670 |
4.6% |
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Non-durable |
610 |
8,150 |
7.5% |
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Wholesale and Retail Trades |
1,410 |
29,850 |
4.7% |
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Restaurants |
700 |
7,720 |
9.1% |
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Others |
720 |
22,130 |
3.3% |
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Services |
1,320 |
41,960 |
3.1% |
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Business |
390 |
2,350 |
16.6% |
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Household |
250 |
1,050 |
23.8% |
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Other |
690 |
38,570 |
1.8% |
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Other industries* |
350 |
37,990 |
0.9% |
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TOTAL WORKERS |
5,300 |
143,640 |
3.7% |
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* Other industries include transportation, communication, finance, insurance and real estate; mining and public administration. |
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Source: Pew Hispanic Center. |
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Average Earnings of Foreign-Born And Native Men, 1990 (1995 Dollars) |
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Annual Earnings |
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Nativity and Time of Arrival |
Amount |
As % of native-born |
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Native-born |
$37,551 |
100.0% |
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All Foreign-born |
31,935 |
85.0% |
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Recent Arrivals (l.t. 10 yrs.) |
24,318 |
64.8% |
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Europe and Canada |
41,957 |
111.7% |
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Asia |
28,026 |
74.6% |
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Africa and Oceania |
25,446 |
67.8% |
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Mexico |
14,251 |
38.0% |
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Earlier Arrivals (m.t.10 yrs.) |
37,228 |
99.1% |
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Europe and Canada |
47,270 |
125.9% |
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Asia |
46,385 |
123.5% |
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Africa and Oceania |
36,746 |
97.9% |
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Mexico |
21,846 |
58.2% |
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Source: National Research Council, The New Americans, 1997. Table 5-2. |
Edwin S. Rubenstein is President of ESR Research Economic Consultants in Indianapolis.
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