claim: "over the last several years, 40 percent (of) the jobs created in texas were created for illegal aliens."
author: mitt romney
evidence_1: of jobs created in texas since 2007, 81 percent were taken by newly arrived  immigrant workers (legal and illegal). in terms of .... this, of course, means that  the net increase in the number of native-born texans accounted for 69.4 percent  of population growth among 16 to 65 year olds over this period. the bar on the  right ...
evidence_2: sep 24, 2016 ... the immigration and customs enforcement agency (ice) deported 235,413  illegal immigrants in the last fiscal year. about 70 percent were removed after  being caught within 100 miles of the border, on the assumption they had recently  crossed over; of the "interior removals" — those presumably living here ...
evidence_3: sep 22, 2011 ... of jobs created in texas since 2007, 81 percent were taken by newly arrived  immigrant workers (legal and illegal). in terms of numbers, between the second  quarter of 2007, right before the recession began, and the second quarter of  2011, total employment in texas increased by 279,000. of this, 225,000 ...
evidence_4: in 2009 the department of homeland security estimated that there were 1.68  million undocumented immigrants living in texas. (the nation as a .... since  texas already has a natural barrier—the rio grande—much of the fence is being  built not along the border but well inland, angering many landowners. q: what  about the ...
evidence_5: aug 31, 2016 ... gallup, which has tracked public opinion on this issue, found that 65 percent of  americans favor a path for "immigrants who are living illegally in the u.s. to  remain in the country and become citizens if they meet certain requirements over  time." that's essentially reflected in the vote margin of the 2013 ...