Immigration/Globalization

My information is aimed at getting non-immigrants (or non "economic refugees") to reexamine the misinformation they are getting in the media and from right wing AM talk shows. 

The material on immigrants that I use is part of an 8-contact hour labor history class that I am invited to do for apprentices in the B&CT. 

I am attaching the whole ball of wax.  It is long.  Pages 30-35 deal with the issue of immigration.  The Immigration material may stand alone, but I use it after having done the ground work by covering on how the economy works, how/why wage earner solidarity is important, and how/what globalization does to pit workers against workers.

As always feedback and new insights into how to improve/change any of the
material are most welcome. 

-- John Kretzschmar
    University of Nebraska

Power Point presentation takes on myths about immigration. Focused on Minnesota, with some national data.